billy joel! skyline fall ♪ bennett: he's our poet... and our pal. he's bigger than baseball. and he was the first rock musician invited to play in the soviet union. joel: the trip to russia was probably the biggest highlight as a performer. i'd met these people, and they weren't the enemy. ♪ bennett: for billy, music was the language of friendship and trust. ♪ well, some folks like to get away ♪ ♪ take a holiday from the neighborhood ♪ bennett: he is the heartbeat of his generation, the heartbeat of his city. he's written its hymns and been there in new york's darkest hours. ♪ on the hudson river line his songs, the touchstones of our lives. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ are you gonna marry him? yes? congratulations. (crowd cheering) bennett: once a pop classic, always a pop classic. we ought to know by now. (crowd cheering) (cheering continues) every weekend worked, every idea sold... ♪ ...you deserve a cadillac, the fastest growing full-line luxury brand in the united states. including th

the great billy crystal is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! and applause ] >> steve: william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him. plus, she is a very, very busy actress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm talking about cher lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] featuring skee-lo! it's going to be fun tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: calm it down. everyone just has to calm down. >> steve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm down, dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: it's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in here, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each on when they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're alw

wil(laughter) listen, billy, we're colleagues, why are we fighting? >> because you said you were going crush me. >> stephen: right. okay. (laughter) but what i really meant was that i just hope that pete seeger doesn't win. >> what an (bleep). >> stephen: yeah, he is. besides he already won the lifetime achievement grammy in 1993. >> yes, and he keeps on living! it's so selfish! >> stephen: billy crystal, i feel like i've learned a lot from you today. i hope you win the grammy. >> thank you, stephen. (laughs) >> stephen: billy -- is there anything you want to say to me? >> i hope you lose. (laughter). >> stephen: you son of a bitch! >> 700 sundays, the imperial theater, only three more weeks. son of a bitch two! h&1xqf28 >> stephen: my guest tonight is the c.e.o. of because feed. i'll give you one reason why he's on the greatest show ever. please welcome jonah peretti. (cheers and applause) thank you, hey, jonah, thanks so much for coming on. merry christmas. >> thank you. >> stephen: merry christmas. how are you? merry christmas, my friend. >> merry

wil(laughter) listen, billy, we're colleagues, why are we fighting?>> because you said you were going crush me. >> stephen: right. okay. (laughter) but what i really meant was that i just hope that pete seeger doesn't win. >> what an (bleep). >> stephen: yeah, he is. besides he already won the lifetime achievement grammy in 1993. >> yes, and he keeps on living! it's so selfish! >> stephen: billy crystal, i feel like i've learned a lot from you today. i hope you win the grammy. >> thank you, stephen. (laughs) >> stephen: billy -- is there anything you want to say to me? >> i hope you lose. (laughter). >> stephen: you son of a bitch! >> 700 sundays, the imperial theater, only three more weeks. son of a bitch two! >> stephen: we'll be right ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been c

billy has his own show on fuse "funny or die, billy on the street." he is here with us.come billy. hello. how are you? >> i'm glad to be here. >> thank you. >> was it your dream as a buy to yell at people, walk around. >> it was. i grew up in new york. i was really obsessed with pop culture. thought it would be fun if i've want outside and shoved it into people's faces. >> it is fun. i happen to enjoy it. what did you bring to show us tonight. >> special holiday video. i did. from billy on the street. with me is my special guest, amy poehl poehler. we ambushed new yorkers with christmas carols. tried to get them to sing along if they knew the lyrics. if they know the lyrics they get a dollar. if they don't. you've will see what happens. >> here they are, billy and amy. >> billy in new york with amy pohler. for a special holiday lightning round where we will give people dollars if they've sing christmas songs. better sing the right lyrics. you ready, amy? >> you want to sing christmas carols with us for a dollar. >> for a dollar. >> here we go. ♪ deck the halls with bough

he would appreciate it very much. >> reporter: billy graham had a gift.it seemed the world listened. he preached to millions and they came forward. >> god empowered him, and my father, when he stood to preach, he wasn't preaching his message, he was preaching god's message. >> reporter: while graham preached to packed stadiums, he was also a pastor in the white house, no matter the party of the president. >> he believes god put him in that place so he could be a spiritual counselor and adviser, and every one of the presidents always at some point in that relationship would talk to my father about spiritual things. >> reporter: franklin graham might have become a prodigal son. in the beginning, he was not about his father's business. >> i saw my father preach in madison square garden, and i was a little embarrassed, i think the first time i heard him preach. that's my father up there, and i kind of slid down in my chair. >> reporter: young graham was kicked out of his first college. but by 22, he returned to the fold. and while the resemblance to his fathe

hit you on the way out, any of the fine billy products.ooked at the thing and the doors are called billies. it's funny that this was going on at ikea of all places because they actually sell an item that shields you from being spied on. it's called the ingen spy. i'm just going to order it right now. i'm just going to order it up. wow. that was fast. they you so much, sir. very kind of you, sir. no, you. thank you, sir. no, really. thank you. well, i'll just see what you got here. we'll put this together. very nice. alan wrench. >> he's trying my6<6> what about the time that you dared cam to drink that beer stein full of wool lite. >> he drank it faster than you could say, "no, don't do it, that's the equivalent of drinking poison." [laughter] >> i was in a six-month coma. they say from the neurological damage there's no way i live past 55. [laughter] >> you got three years left, my friend. >> you're going to die! [l

i'll ask how his father billy graham is dog. also, donald trump on the selfie, on the castro handshake and his add voice for the president on obama care. >> you have to get it fixed. it's not fixed. it's very broken. there's no security, and frankly, a lot of people that are signing up, don't have insurance. >> man versus shark, it may surprise you. >>> america's second favorite anchor man, not this guy you love him and i'll talk to the man who made him who he is today. >> stay classy piers morgan. >> i want to begin with breaking news. trouble in the international space station. nasa is scaling back after finding a problem with the cooling system. officials may decide an emergency spacewalk is needed. joining me is john zerella on the phone. it broke late today, this, and it's not the first time we had to do repair work of this nature. how big a threat is it potentially? can it get worse quickly? >> well, probably not, piers. you know, they have it under control. they have two of these cooling pumps on the international space s

hit you on the way out, any of the fine billy products.oked at the thing and the doors are called billies. it's funny that this was going on at ikea of all places because they actually sell an item that shields you from being spied on. it's called the ingen spy. i'm just going to order it right now. i'm just going to order it up. wow. that was fast. they you so much, sir. very kind of you, sir. no, you. thank you, sir. no, really. thank you. well, i'll just see what you got here. we'll put this together. very nice. alan wrench. >> he's trying nÜú5 sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [cheering and applause] welcome back. my guests tonight, they

nice job, billy ray! good job, billy ray. >> merry christmas.ou, man. >> jay: nice song, man. that was beautiful. i'd like to thank my guests carson daly, justin willman, of course billy ray cyrus. monday night meredith vieira will be here. but jimmy fallon happening right now! have a good weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you! that's a hot crowd. that's what i'm talking about. thank you. welcome. please, welcome. thank you so much. oh my gosh, hot new york city crowd right here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] hot crowd. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. thank you so much for being here. we're going to have fun tonight. we are, we're going to have a good time. here's what people are talking about. big music news. beyonce released a surprise album on it

i do think -- billie jean king has guts and grace. be very graceful. but very forceful. you know if you talk about someone who took on, rigs in 1981, to, to make a statement for women's -- equity. this is someone who has got it in her bones to go out there, make a statement. she is very graceful. i had the honor of being with her when she got the presidential medal of freedom. i was accepting on behalf of my uncle. she talked about how meaningful it was -- for the example of harvey milk to be out. of course sun, she followed rea a trend setting and record breaking being out. you know, just such an accomplished athlete. showing the best of athletic -- everything good about athleticism. it is a sport that values competition, regardless of who you are, who you love, what color is your skin. and really the ideals of, of what the olympics is supposed to be about. so i really do think that it is very important. the interesting thing is that caitlin is a -- is from a different generation. so billy jean is going to be able to discuss what it

so billy feel terrible.hether it was his fault or not his fault. >> having eliminated a number of possible causes including signal failure, the focus of the investigation increasingly falling upon william rockefeller jr., the train's engineer. >> the operations group continued interviewing the members of the crew today including the engineer whose interview is currently underway. >> in the minutes after the derailment according to a source, rockefeller told first responders, going along and i'm in a daze. i don't know what happened. the ntsb says the ten-year veteran driver's hours were routine. >> up he was on the second day of a five-day shift that he had started at 5:00 a.m. in the morning. what time did he finish the shift prior to that? >> i don't know the specific time he finish the shift. but the day was a typical nine-hour day. and these days were routine days. >> so he would have had sufficient time to get a full night's sleep. >> there is every indication that he would have had time to get full res

billy is -- billy is very affected by this. >> reporter: at their final on site briefing for this incident, the ntsb said the train's brakes appeared to be working fine and that although rockefeller had recently come off a night shift, he was two days into a five-day work week and had ample time to sleep. >> i don't know the specific time he finished the shift but the day was a typical nine-hour day and these days were routine days. >> wee have had sufficient time to get a full night's sleep? >> there's every indication wee have had time to get full restorative sleep. >> reporter: those who know william rockefeller meanwhile are driven to tears over the burld he must -- burden he must now bear. >> that was lou young reporting. 911 tapes from the newtown, connecticut school massacre are being released today. this afternoon the contract contract state's attorney will release seven emergency calls made from inside sandy hook elementary school last december 14. 20 children and six women staffers who worked at the school were killed. a report on the shooting investigation released last week sai

second time billy has won the award.ay billy continued dealing and acquiring luke greger son from san diego and giving up seth smith to san diego. the a's added craig gentry from texas for prospect michael joyce. arizona and texas tech and aaron goldman -- and aaron gordman. he lead the wild cats with 19. second ranked arizona is now 8 of h 0 and 79-58 the final over at texas tech. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> an exciting come back. >> the warriors game was amazing. they were dead in the water and then >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. you will need the winter gear in the morning to keep you warm. it is going to be freezing cold. freeze warning for the north bay. clear and cold. freeze warning also for the straight and delta. 20s, 30s and 40s. mike niko is tracking it all. dan and carolyn? >>> a driver in florida had the pleasure of meeting a friendly manatee. >> he was swimming in the crystal river when a manatee swam over and hugged him. the river is in citrus county which is the only pl

by choosing a high-profile gay athlete like billy -- like billy jean king.t is sending that message. u.s.-russian of tensions. no love lost. the box and that obama got put on in terms of syria. he and putin have issues to work out. >> you guys are terrific. return, the fed begins to taper. margaret carlson and lanhee chen debate the debt ceiling ultimatum. ♪ >> welcome back. the fed begins tapering. here.re, rich miller is let the tapering began. ben bernanke has entered his last lap. he said more but gradual. >> he was like a magician at this. you make the point disappear. you pull everybody and say look at this hand. [laughter] did.is what he with this hand, he tapered. with the other, let's keep interest rates low. a attention to this low interest rate. also taper alight. the markets were unlike the middle of last year even suggesting -- in the middle when he suggested that record to taper, the markets with all ports. >> get me the market psychology. -- the markets with a board. they loved it. -- upward. >> he said there will still be easy money. the mark

billy looked good. he's 95 years old and has difficulty but he looked good.man who if you look so many years at the top, and i guess one of the reasons i love billy graham is my father and mother loved him. they would sit back and watch. there is a certain humility that he's always had and a special man. a tremendous heart and to be with him on his 95th birthday was so wonderful. i loved it. >> the humility streak, nelson mandela had it, another great man. when you look at mandela, i know you had the honor of meeting him, as i did. what did you make of him and the struggle? >> it's an amazing story to be in jail for, like, 27 years and come out and be a man of not only humility but he sort of -- i was reading where during the inauguration he had his jailer sitting in the front row -- >> amazing -- >> it takes a special man. he was a special man. i met him a number of times and liked him a lot and he was a special guy. there is no question about it. >> gm, the first woman ceo mary barra at the age of 51. a big deal for the auto industry and america. >> i think

someone said billy, just try it again.ably could. >> i don't think you lose that talent, do you? >> the thing is you have to want to. >> yeah. >> a lot of people think, you know, you're lazy if you're not writing songs or there's some horrible neurotic underlying reason for not writing songs. it's not that at all. i just don't want to. i never stopped writing. i just stopped writing songs. >> so composer might be first even before song writer? >> that's how i see it. >> because that's where you started with the music. >> yes. that's where it all starts even before there's a song there's music. >> his first instrumental album was released in 2001 a year that brought the artist a new freedom but also great despair. >> after 9/11 i was in the dumps. and i felt just stunned by the inhumanity. and i went into a deep depression. and i was down for a long long time. >> what's a long time? >> ten years. yeah. >> from 9/11 to 20 -- >> 2010. i had the blues. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ >> through his music he helped heal a c

billie jean king and hockey's -- caitlin kahoe i think lacking in high officials.ng cabinet member will make the trip whereas in the past they have gone to the games and sometimes killed and then eaten their very own athletes. that was legal. that was legal in certain parts of the world. >> i heard billie jean king said as soon as she gets to russia is where is the white women at? oh, that billie jean. >> really? she is a trail blazer. >> where the white women at. that's always a classic. >> coming from you especially. >> it works for you. >> never. >> not even in the court of law. >> k.t., relation between the u.s. and russia doesn't seem too good. >> no. >> does obama think this is a thumb in russia's eye? i don't think russia cares. >> nobody could care less. the olympics are important to them. permanently this is his sort of re-emergence on the world stain. his girlfriend is a former russian -- >> ballerina. >> gymnast. >> and -- >> same thing. >> here's the thing that's interesting. actually quite smart -- administration to do this. in 1936, there were the oly

billy bush, billy, thanks so much. >> we are learning a lot about paul. >> thank you, billy. >>> food truck operators are working under a new set of rules. coming up, the system changing where you may find your favorite mobile meal. >>> reaching the goal. are the ills of the health care ♪ getting cozy. ♪ shopping for gifts online. ♪ the perfect way to get into the spirit any time. ♪ ♪ hello target.com. ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> good afternoon, i eam pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. scott macfarlane is working the story at the live desk. what are you hear sng. >> a news conference is continuing as we speak. here is the headline. the commuter train is going way too fast as it headed around the curve in the bronx yesterday. that information from the data recorders analyzed by the feds here in d.c. let's listen to what they had to say a short while ago. >> from the event recorders, it shows the train was traveling approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. again, 82 miles per hour at the 30-mile-an-hour curve. >> service on metro north, the commuter

billy joel is more of an east coast guy.es. >> it never gets old. >> now he will make it a monthly tradition for as long as it keeps selling. >> they provide a unique and memorable show every night. >> now audiences without the hassle of big cities is a draw. >> people come from all over the world to see it. >> best show in lfg. >> donny and marie osmond settled in las vegas. >> i retired from having to just haul myself all over the world. she like other big names opted for the coliseum at caesars. >> it's a lot of work and time to spend nights in a hotel room away from your families. >> it's a safe bet for promoters too if they play their cards right. elton john's first show was so good, they invited him back. karlos santana also did it twice. first at planet hollywood, then at the hard rock cafe. >> se lean dion earned $400 million. her second show began in 2007 and has just been extended to 2019. billy joel sold out his first four shows around. >> britney spears in vegas, what could go wrong? >>> the tragic death of paul

second time billy has won the award.ay billy continued dealing and acquiring luke greger son from san diego and giving up seth smith to san diego. the a's added craig gentry from texas for prospect michael joyce. arizona and texas tech and aaron goldman -- and aaron gordman. he lead the wild cats with 19. second ranked arizona is now 8 of h 0 and 79-58 the final over at texas tech. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> an exciting come back. >> the warriors game was amazing. they were dead in the water and then they came back. >> ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you

billy joel announced plans to play one concert per month at new york's madison square garden. the shows begin next month. there's no date on when this concert series will end. the first four shows are already sold out. and the fifth one is set for may 9th, which happens to be billy joel's birthday. >> always wanted to see him. might be time. >> i did see him. >> was he great? >> he's amazing. >> he looks amazing. i'm going to wait for a year to go by. and the shows won't be as sold out. >> and it's going to be quite a show. it's great. >>> when we come back, it could be the citation of the future. why a woman who was driving wearing google glass says she's not guilty. >>> plus, riches lost and found. the woman who is about to pocket 50 million bucks, even though she lost her lottery ticket. he actually told me that a lot of the foods that i thought were really healthy for me can do damage to the enamel on my teeth. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. pronamel will help protect the enamel from future erosion. >>> an unexpected and unplanned fireworks show in china. a tr

billy joel at the garden, starting on january 27th.have an open-ended engagement at the world's most famous arena. he will perform one concert every month as long as there's demand. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: well last quarter was a disappointing one for goldman sachs so how is this quarter shaping up? charlie gasparino here now with exclusive detail why goldman ceo lloyd blankfein is worried. tell us why. >> i hate to give the postmortem that they're dead before they die. we have a few weeks left in the quarter. goldman is known to pull rabbits out of its hat. adam: enough to make his hair fall out? >> or grow hair or something like that. but basically when you talk to analysts, what is the big worry inside goldman sachs right now? there is definitely a worry about having, a, a second straight lousy quarter. lori: right. >> trading which is their bread and butter. m&a doesn't do it as much anymore. this is not a retail firm. they have a lousy asset management firm. where does goldm

of course, billie jean king is america's most prominent openly gay athlete. and the president was sending a message about gay rights and tolerance to russia. when it comes to athletic performance, he said we don't make distinctions on the basis of sexual orientation. >> thank you so much, jonathan karl on the front lawn of the white house. and the subject of gay rights takes us overseas to a new law some human rights groups are calling the worst in the world. today uganda passed official anti-gay legislation that sentences homosexuals to life in prison. the bill makes it a crime for anyone who does not report someone who is gay. the law has been condemned by leaders around the world. >>> and back here it will be a tense working weekend for nasa. tomorrow a risky emergency space walk by two americans to repair the international space station. six astronauts on board. you'll remember the last time an astronaut stepped outside he nearly drowned when water leaked into his space helmet. abc's neil karlinsky on how they tackled a problem to fix another. >> reporter

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>> well, first up, billy very to apologize for my hair tonight. looks like someone set up a tracking operation on the right side of my head. as for emmanuel, i know his brother, ari. it would be disinagainus to say he was my agent but he headed the agency i like ari. he is smart and gifted but if highs developed a script called obamacare roll out and a writer showed up with this script, ari would whack him, i know he would. i can say that because it's his brother. but this were a script the guy won't be on the payroll anymore. let's take it over to zeke. he has a saliva plume going there you can ride the log ride at disney in that spidel. billy the fact is that this, when you're the architect for a house of cards you go down in the records with the architect who built the tacoma narrows bridge i requested footage. walter lance provided this when i first watched woody woodpecker. there is obamacare i'm going to continue to call it obamacare i'll change calling it obamacare when the president changes his name to barack affordable. there are 6 millio

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sending billy gene king to the winter olympics. >>> on amazing story of survival. we'll tell you how a blind man's guide dog could have saved his life when both fell in front of this moving subway train. ♪ >>> that bipartisan budget deal on the brink of passing the senate any moment now. after sailing through the house last week, the bill passing a key hurdleavoided any threat of a filibuster. libby casey is on capitol hill. and libby what is defense side half in non-mesic programs. but it also reduces the deficit by $23 billion, and watching for passage this afternoon in the senate is. >> libby as we watch this particular bill, what does it include for realize somebody has to pay. the one getting the most attention right now is the reduction in the benefits for military retirees of working age. this would be a just draws down the amount by which their benefits increase if you are flying you will ben issue that has gotten push back on both sides of the aisle. >> this is about making mistakes that hurt people. mistakes that we would not make if we had took the time

billie jean king having a tweet that just came out.he said i'm honored to represent the usa at sochi. the controversy stems from a law passed in russia, created an up a message being sent here from the white house. >> this is an relations at the outset of the fist term. dell? >> reporter: mike, thank you very much. >>> the future of the federal reserve stimulus policy is set to be reconsidered in a few hours. they'll decide whether the recovery is strong enough to pull back on its bond-buying program. that has kept interest rates low and fuelled this year's stock market rally. >> we saw that the first time the fed tried to signal it would be scaling back its program, mortgage rates shot up and folks began having a harder time, getting a mortgage, and being able to afford the homes they wanted to buy. >> we'll have full coverage this afternoon, and then tonight, ali velshi is going to add his unique incites as to what the fed action means for you and your family. >>> the senate intelligence committee is asking the cia to turn over an in

front row seats for a billy joel concert, piano man. he's coming to town. ? hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. i'm alix steel. today's moving pictures now with the video as the story. police in thailand have opened the gates, allowing the protesters to enter in an effort to avoid a clash. demonstrators will suspend protest tomorrow to honor the birthday of thailand's king, but they vowed to resume rallies the following day. vice president joe biden met with china's president in beijing earlier today. the meeting was over china's new defense zone that is owned over him and that both japan and china claim to own. biden did not comment on the islands after the first meeting, but said that the chinese leader was candid and constructive. the two are set to meet later today. and a hong kong, look at pollution set to -- at toxic levels. an aging fleet of diesel buses and trucks combined with sunny, dry weather has caused pollution to spike in recent days in the city. speaking of smog, here is a building that eats it. in mexico city, this buildi

. >>> howard and >> ashley: so, i did call billy, and he made up an excuse for not seeing me, actually> abby: so, you're not gonna see him at all? >> ashley: no, not this time. he wants his space, so i'm gonna give it to him. you know what? abby, my ankle isn't that bad. i don't really think i need to see... the doctor. >> stitch: what do we have here? >> abby: a thanksgiving casualty. >> victoria: our first thanksgiving without delia. [ sighs ] we knew it was gonna be hard. >> billy: yeah. we did.

billy was a popular figure around plains.e had a good sense of humor and he was a smart, smart guy. of course he originally was going to take over the farm and run the farm and then never did assume that position, so that had to be hard, although he did end up running it a lot of times when they were off campaigning. >> steven in lieu kentucky. caller: first of all, this lady was special to me. because i was born the first week he was in the white house. the week i was born they had the national women's conference in houston, texas. mrs. carter and betty ford and all those women convened. i think it was the first time that the u.s. government ever sponsored an event like this for women in particular. i think it's the only time, if i'm not mistaken. i know that in particular on women's issues carter was the first u.s. president at that time to appoint more women to office than any other person at that time. some other things i wanted to add. the arts. this administration was very good to the arts in performance at the white ho

than he's making himself feel today, so, billy feels terrible. whether it was his fault or not his fault it's his train. >> reporter: having eliminated causes including signal failure, the reason falling upon william rockefeller jr., the enga near. >> they continue interviewing the members of the crew today. >> reporter: in the moments after the detailment rockefeller said going along and i'm in a daze, i don't know what happened. the ntsb say the ten-year veteran driver's houses were routine. he started at 5:00 a.m. in the morning. what time did he start prior to starting the 5:00 a.m. in the morning? >> i don't know the specific time he finished the shift but the day was a typical nine hch hour day and they were routine. >> reporter: so he would have sufficient time to get a full night sleep. >> there is every indication he would have time to get full restorative sleep. >> reporter: they say the engineer is cooperating. >> he's a strong man and it takes a strong man to come down and be honest, and that's what billy is doing. >> reporter: on the

>> yes, sir. >> franklin graham is all smiles as he shows us around the billy graham library. a monument to his father's faith and accomplishment as america's pastor, not his accolades. >> my father's never cared for any of that. when he was made a knight, the next day, he never talked about that. >> really? >> he got the presidential medal of freedom. the next day he never talked about it. >> billy graham is fresh off celebrating his 95th birthday. and the release of a final sermon. the elder evangelist is ailing. >> he did so well on his birthday. and then he got an infection in his lungs. and he just hasn't got -- he's re cup rated from that but he hasn't got his strength back. >> can he talk? >> not much. he does say a couple sentences, but that's about it. >> franklin graham, his son, is just back from iraq where he visited with syrian refugees. >> the camp was flooded with water. people living in tents. and some of the tents had no heat. i was in a tent and there was a woman in her 90s. her daughter was in her late 60s, early 70s, caring for her 90-year-old mom. i though

. >> i'm not politically correct, billy. i'm off the reservation. >> and dennis miller waxing poetic on americans not trusting each other. cell phones on airplanes and drones landing on your front lawn. >> i have got to pay attention to the kooks right now. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. christmas and politics. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. well now i know christmas is in the air because my pal jon stuart once again denying there is any problem with christmas displays. apparently mr. stuart has guard ised the evidence i presented that there are major organizations intimidating americans over christmas displays in public. we have documented that time and time again. including monday night. but alas, alas, mr. stuart is not getting the message. here's his rap this year. >> there has got to be someone who can defend christmas with a little more authority. >> over the years we have taken o

any of all of those things you and billy jean suggested, what is the greatest impact from all of thiswell, my biggest concern is what happens after the olympic games. i mean, when the world goes away, what's going to happen to a lot of these kids? my contention is there is a gay, lgbt child born in russia every day and who is protecting those children? and it's my opinion that all children need to be protected. because who's going to be, you never know who is going to be the next c. you never know. all of those children are valued and to know they are of value and, you know, with the laws that are stated now, it doesn't support that. >> and this delegation that the white house is sending to sochi billie jean king and brian bortano and what is your thought about the message that this white house is sending by selecting at least these three? >> i think it's a wonderful gesture. i wish i had been on the list. >> i bet. >> i'm surprised you weren't on the list. >> but, you know what, one door closes and another door opens. so, you know, i think it's the right message but the thing that i