billy. i thought, oh, my god? how do we get him?p the phone and make the call. >> what were you doing all those years? >> you know, i did a lot of things. i went to the screenwriting program at ucla. i learned how to write. i started directing. i started creating. i went behind the scenes actually to sort of, you know, kind of reinvent myself. >> did you miss it? >> i didn't. actually. i didn't because i had been marginalized. and i had been pigeonholed into a type of performance. >> yeah. >> that i didn't like. so, you know, i extracted myself from that side of the business to try to redefine and restructure where i wanted to go. and so this kind of came along as a result of taking that time and really, you know, standing in my truths. >> well, i think, if i may, i think he could sing anything. >> he could, yes. >> and i think that there are -- i love this role. and you bring electricity to the room. but i think that you could do many roles. not just one. >> well, that's the hope. >> and you're still loving it a year later, right?

billy eichner. music from jason derulo.turing the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] are you well? thank you so much for being here. let's open tonight with some happy news. you guys like happy news? [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have some happy news to start us off tonight. chelsea clinton has announced that she is pregnant with her first child. [ cheers and applause ] great news. the baby is expected to crawl after 9 months and run in 2055. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's expected. that's just what's expected. yesterday as i'm sure you know, was 4/20. april 20, 4/20. [ cheers ] and this weekend, over 37,000 people went to denver to participate in the fourth annual cannabis cup. [ light laughter ] and they all made memories that would last a few minutes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] for the next few minutes. the boston marathon was held toda

just ask billy ikener to billy on the street. >> ladies for a dollar, name three white people?hew mcconaughey. >> yes, one more. >> ashton kutcher. >> i'm a white person, five, four, three, two, one! >> oh! >> we've got some questions of our own for billy. join me in the studio just ahead. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. in the boston marathon today. it was the second highest total ever. over 1 million spectators lined the streets to watch. a testament to

in this case it was billy joel. >> a parent walked over and said, i just want to let you know, billyst walked into the auditorium and i'm like i can't even handle this right now. let's just get the kids on the stage. >> i asked if he wanted to sit in the front where he wouldn't be bombarded. he said, no, i am going to sit back here. i don't want the kids to be nervous. >> it happened during daisy elementary school's spring concert. the kids had been practicing billy joel's tunes for months. >> this person said i know his neighbor. i know his friend and people started trying to get in touch with him but we really didn't hear anything so we didn't expect him. >> reporter: the concert wasn't actually here at the elementary school but this is where billy joel showed up. he rang the bell and asked the person where is the concert. he didn't say who he was. the secretary says, it's down the road at the middle school. >> to have him be there it was shocking, it really was. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a regular assignment for these students in the high school's t.d. production to rec

billy resisted because they had visited the resort island two months ago. >> so i told her, i think you be

wow. >> every member of my family came to faith through billy's ministry. love him so much. when i was flying in for his 90th birthday, flying into the charlotte area, just so gorgeous, and, of course, i was thinking of all the times he must have flown in after traveling the world in order to impact other people's lives, knowing that he was going to finally get home to his beloved family, because he paid a huge price, he and ruth both, for his ministry in terms of his own family time that he gave up. and i know you guys know that. but -- >> what was he like as a grandfather? >> that's probably the question we get asked the most often. i think people would like to know he was just a very normal grandfather. very hands on grandfather. came to my school programs. just very much -- i think people would like to know behind the scenes, at home in his living room, he is the same humble man. >> he was as normal as a grandfather can be while still you know, fielding phone calls from the president of the united states. >> you know who is the unsung heroine in the who

billy graham, since his ministry began in 1947 billy graham conducted what he called crusades in 185 countries, six continents, began in 1947 in grand rapids, michigan, when he was just 29 years old. when i sat down with him in 2005, he performed more than 400. i joined him as he embarked on what was billed at the time as his last crusade. >> billy graham, very good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> certainly. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling fine. >> you look good. >> well, thank you. >> now, they keep saying that this is your last crusade. >> it may be. >> do you think it might be? >> it might be. i don't have physical strength to go on very much longer. >> yeah. >> my wife is an invalid. i have responsibilities at home now that i haven't had in the past. >> what does that mean to you that this is your last crusade? >> it means it's great to be in new york for the last week because i've held so many in this area, and in 1957 we were here 16 weeks every night. >> you know, that was the amazing thing. it was only supposed to go on for a couple of weeks. then you said

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billy packer has not broadcast the final four since 2008.retired as the best college basketball analyst ever and we are delighted to have him on the eve of the final four. let me ask you about coaches. kevin hawley is going to the finals in his second year. i am fascinated by bo ryan. he has never been to the final four. he has really built a great program. it is under the public radar. why is he so good? >> he has won four national championships as a division iii coach. he proved that he knows how to coach the game. it was an honor to go to his practice. they started out with things that are very fundamental, like how to pass a ball and where to catch a ball. he sticks to his fundamentals. he recruits for his program. he does not recruit stars. he does an incredible job getting guys to play his style of basketball. >> you were a great player at wakeforest. is the acc overrated? by each year, we will find college basketball on a different field than it was in the past. it will be very difficult for the likes of the dean smiths to put togethe

billy cub. >> billy cub, fights harder than the chicago cubs, by the way. >> slam. now you've got some mad fans in the viewing audience. >> when we come back, we'll be talking football, terry and doyne. some experts have johnny manziel going to the houston texans but we have news that he's heading to oakland. we'll explain. it's been a strange week for the a's with two games being postponed, but today the green and gold, oh, they came to play. highlights and reaction from the odot cove straight ahead in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. some experts have johnny manziel going first overall to the houston texans, but we have news that johnny football is heading to oakland of we'll goat that story in just a moment. let's get to the oakland a eades, 3-0 mariners, brandon moss gets ahold of one deep to right. first of the year for him. bottom eight. yoenis cespedes to the deepest part of the park, no question about it. a ease up 6-3. top of the ninth, jim johnson. remember the fans, they booed him in his first two appearances. they didn't have to boo him this tim

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billy graham, very good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> certainly. >> how are you feeling. >> i'm feeling fine. >> you look good. >> well, thank you. >> now, they keep saying that this is your last crusade. >> it may be. >> do you think it might be? >> it might be. i don't have no physical strength to go on very much longer. >> yeah. >> and my wife, i have responsibilities at home now that i haven't had in the past. >> what does that mean to you that this is your last crusade? >> it means it's great to be in new york for the last week because i've held so many in this area, and in 1957 we were here 16 weeks every night. >> you know, that was the amazing thing, it was only supposed to go on for a couple weeks. then you said we'll have one last night in yankee stadium. you didn't have room for 120,000 people that showed up. >> that's right. >> and you ended up doing it throughout the summer, labor day. new york is special for you? >> very special. i love new york and every time i see the sign that has red on l

billy dee! billy dee!nk you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love you, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming on. billy dee williams, 77 years old. keeping up with the dances, -- 30 years younger. >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, right there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: billy dee williams! [ cheers and applause ] come on. >> steve: chewbacca and lando. >> jimmy: he's the coolest kid in school, billy dee williams. i love that guy. oh, man. >> steve: i got chewbacca's autograph. >> jimmy: you did? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know if that's the real -- well, never mind. guys, thank you for watching our show. thanks for being here tonight. we have some great shows coming up. tomorrow night denis leary will be here. [ applause ] then thursday our pals daniel radcliffe and cedric the entertainer will be dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] rounding out the week, bill o'reilly, anthony mackie and sky ferreira will also be joining us. it's a

but does billy donovan have an eye on the nba? we'll discuss that and more, coming up.rd you leave the door open a few times recently. >>> welcome back. i'm rachel nichols. we've been bringing you the stories behind the scenes here at the ncaa tournament. billy donovan is just 48 years old. but he's one of the most experienced coaches in the sport. he first played at the elite two titles.as a coach he's won - but before he goes for his third this weekend, he sat down to talk to "unguarded." ♪ welcome back to the final four. there's kids out there who just know you as a coach. but most of us remember you at providence, billy the kid, had that great exciting run to the final four. but then you lost. what did you learn from that experience that you can teach your kids now? >> i remember running out of the locker room and there being 70,000 people in the superdome. i think it was very, very overwhelming, exciting. there was a different feeling because we were this cinderella team, we were an eight seed, and we go on this run and all of a sudden we get to this, and i hope in

, is in boston college law school, and we can see from the records that billy had a father, who was later a conman, become as brother's mentor, and father john was big into prison reform, and he said, oh, i'm so tired of being the black sheep of the family, and i'm going to go out a and go straight, and he mentor him. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> we should have finished al-qaeda in 2001. our general who was there, but more than just a you general, bi think all of us think back, we were attacked on 9/11, 3,000 americans died, more than in pearl hair lore boar, and we had al-qaeda and bin laden trapped in some mountains called tora bora. we did not finish him off, and we let him escape over the other side of the mountain because we said that is pakistani territory. oh, wait. think for a moment. can you imagine during world war ii when we had admirals win the battle of midway, which changed the entire war against japan, he sailed across the international date line in the pacific and they tacked the japanese. destroyed the fleet, 1942. he went across the internati

we join by billy house of national journal. the house getting to work almost right away on a couple of fiscal year 2515 appropriation -- 2015 appropriations bill. in that is an extension of pay freeze. do you expect to hear any opposition. >> there has been some lonely voices who say it's time. lord help them. maybe it's time to alter that. this is an midterm election year. one of the odd positions that a lot of members might take on campaign trail is they need more money. >> one of the pieces in the past week was headlined in the national journal. house republicans see opportunity in appropriations bill about some of the possibilities of adding policy writers to the spending bills. >> the top line spending levels will be set. color battles to be fought within the appropriations bills themselves. they are done every year. they are called policy writers. they technically temporary one year pieces of language that limit the administration from spending money on specific things. for instance, lawmakers in a recent memo chief deput

. ♪ it's wrestling day brought to fenger by rock star billy corgan. >> how are you? nice to meet you. >> we're really excited. i think it will be really good. >> the kids love wrestling day. i was shocked. i didn't think i wanted wrestling there. >> this wrestling exhibition may seem counterintuitive in a school struggling with violence problem but four are teachers who see a lesson here. >> these days you can't go outside like how it was in the past. you are afraid to go down the streets of the park. some kids will grow up a little angry. when they can find something like boxes, mma or professional wrestling, then you start to see a change. now they are not so aggressive. a lot of the students you see end up in trouble only because they don't have that outlet. ♪ can't trust a soul [ bleep ] ♪ >> luckily mccallum who is missing but police say videos like this could lead to violence on the street. >> you believe this? you see all of the kids. >> everything's okay but i expect that out of lee. >> don't expect that, though. >> okay. but i'm saying after four years of ha

>> well, you know, it's because, in the end, that's what billie holiday did, you know?, it was her music that survived. and she was someone who, even though she had to battle this terrible addiction as well as being an alcoholic, she would tell anybody who got close to her, don't do what i did. you stay away from these drugs. she was not ever once sold them, never tried to get anybody on them, tried to protect people as much as she could. >> some of my best weekends, i put in my billie holiday, the collection set and you just -- you evaporate into her world. >> absolutely. >> become consumed. of course, you won best actress tony award for "pore guy and bess," i saw you on stage. one of the brightest stars on broadway. for a lot of african-americans, especially, they feel there's no place at the table in broadway, in the audience, some of the shows they feel don't relate. for a lot of performers, you've broken through the barriers and proven that there is a place at the table. but how do you inspire others? >> i do a lot of master classes, a lot of students in elementary

we have a question from facebook for billy dee and for both of you.omes from matthew tatro. thank you, from facebook. >> rest. >> he's a man of few words, billy dee. >> i'm a tired man. >> yes. it's tough to fly through the night and it's tough to do that show and you did it beautifully. it was so fun last night. and your performances -- >> your grandkids were there. were they excited to see grandpa dancing? >> oh, yeah, they had a lot of fun, especially finnegan, he -- he gave me a great compliment. he never really commits, but he decided to give me a big okay. >> oh. >> we're just about out of time. who do you think is going all the way? this is a tough one. >> i like the -- i do like the ice skaters. they're lovely people and amazing to watch, but candy, she's great too. so is danica. >> amy purdy. amy purdy. >> and amy. >> a tough one. thank you guys for coming in. "dancing with the stars" monday night. new dance partners 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. >>> "gma's" "dancing with the stars" segment is brought to you by walgreens. visit the tv

of course they were in serious when the billy goat was ejected from the ball park. wrigley field has been a star in hollywood. >> really feel it has hosted more than does baseball games. there have been circuses. in 1944 ski jumping contest. of course rock concert and he did not want to leave out the chicago bears. the bears having a great deal of success in the decades that they were here every greenfield. the all- time great here talking to reporters and talking about his memories of relief field. billy williams talked about his favorite moments plan and the golden age of baseball. players like sandy koufax willie mays and hank aaron. he talked very fondly of his memories of saving a no-hitter. i think we have a sound bite. >> it things have been said about several dozen of pitched no-hitters. the wind is blowing in. i went up catching the ball. so many of the culprits here to talk to people and remember the moments that they had on this legendary ball field. once again this game set to get under way. >> enjoy the party. 100 years wrapup and wrigley field. first p

billy packer has not broadcast the final four since 2008.retired as the best college basketball analyst ever and we are delighted to have him on the eve of the final four. let me ask you about coaches. kevin hawley is going to the finals in his second year. i am fascinated by bo ryan. he has never been to the final or for. he has really built a great program. is under the public radar. why is he so good? >> he has won four national championships as a division iii coach. he proved that he knows how to coach the game. it was an honor to go to his practice. they started out with things that are very fundamental, like how to pass a ball and where to catch a ball. he sticks to his fundamentals. he recruits for his program. he does not recruit stars. he gets an incredible -- doesn't incredible job getting guys to play his style of basketball. >> you are a great fire at week four is. -- wakeforest. is the acc overrated? by each year, we will find college basketball on a different field than it was in the past. it will be very difficult for the like

. >> jon: that was the crazy -- >> billy idol, people. >> jon: did you see the videos watching the red wedding episode? >> those were really fun. >> jon: people were just -- >> yeah, yeah he. i like the pillow biters. >> jon: yes. [ laughter ] wow that was -- wow, peter that was -- okay. i guess you can put that on the poster. peter dinklage likes the pillow biters. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i admired you very much even though you wanted to bite my

tonight we begin with high sit down with a reverend billy graham since 2005. p since his ministry began billy graham conducted what he called crusades in 185 countries on six continents and it began in 1947 in grand rapids, michigan, when he was 29 years old. when i sat down with him in 2005 he had performed more than 400. i joined him as he embarked on what was billed at the time as his last crusade. >> reverend billy graham. thank you for being with us. nice to see you. >> certainly. >> how are you feeling? >> i am feeling fine. >> you look good. >> thank you. >> they keep saying this is your last crusade. >> it may be. >> you think it might be? >> i don't have the physical strength to go along very much longer. my wife is an invalid i have responsibilities at home now that i haven't had in the past. >> what does that mean to you this is your last crusade? >> it means it is great to be in new york for the last one i have held so many in this area. since 195716 weeks every night. >> it was only supposed to go on for a couple weeks. then you said we will have

the "billy goat" isn't going anywhere anytime soon. plus -- why the colorado symphony is inviting patrons to *b-y-o-c. we'll explain after 4:30. and next in sports -- the bulls try to avoid another first round exit in the playoffs. >> i don't know if you heard but a certain meteorologist is throwing out the first pitch at the white sox game. have you heard? we are going to get him pumped up by running down the best and worst first pitches ever. i don't know if this will inspire him or terrify him. we will find out coming up. >> no pressure demetrius. >> stocks close higher yesterday ahead of the fed policy announcement. the dow rose 86 points. nasdaq and the s-and-p gained less than one-percent. here's some great news for fans of the billy goat tavern. it's staying put. a proposed redevelopment project on north michigan avenue has been cancelled. the national association of realtors wanted to tear down its building, including the basement, where the billy goat is located. the project would have forced the temporary relocation of the ta

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billy crystal. >> this guy right here. >> hey, billy crystal! >> can we take a selfie, billy?n. >> hey, billy. >> hi. what's shaking? >> pitching middle relief. >> really? >> he doesn't even know what that means. >> like a falcon. >> start using that. >> why am i standing and you're sitting? >> i don't know. why is that? >> i am standing. >> that's why they call you a walk-on guest. by the way, 700 sundays. one of my favorite plays ever. >> thank you. >> and you're bringing it to hbo. >> yes, april 19th. >> which is really cool. they captured this. i had a screener. they really captured it beautifully. >> i'm very happy with it. you know, it's ten years of work. and we had to make it right. >> the whole family. >> it's opening day for the yankees home opener. that's not what i want to talk about. i want to talk about last week's opener for the mets. okay? we had a little daniel murphy controversy. took not one, but two games off because his wife gave birth. he's entitled to three days off for paternity leave. he got blasted on sports radio. you are not only a fan of the game,

billy, hi, i'm chloe. >> that's gavin. >> oh, gavin, billy, i'm chloe. the girls like me, human trash who go down to panama city. if you want to go down there with just guys, do you think guys only want to hang out with their boys on spring break? they want girls there, too. at the end of the day, it has to do with choice. at the end of the day it has to do with choice. it has to do with the values you're given, it has to do with the peer pressure around you, and it has to do with the ghb that's put in unknown girls' drinks. i don't think a girl is going to date rape me, i think a guy is going to date rape me. >> don't send your daughters there. >> that's unrealistic to say you're not going to send your daughters to spring break. >> wait a minute, is there a double -- >> there is a double standard. >> but should we be more protective of our daughters, seeing what's going on? >> i have a son and i have a daughter. and i would be equally as worried about my son for various reasons. will he get raped? >> mothers are. >> the fathers and mothers have to be in

billy, hi.>> that's gavin. >> so listen, if you're telling me that you only think it's the girls, like me, human trash who go down to panama city, if you want to go down there with just guys, you think they only want to hang out with their boys? >> women -- >> whoa. whoa. everybody get heard. finish. >> it has to do with choice. it has to do with the values you're given and it has to do with the ghb that's put in inknowing girls' drinks. >> i don't think a girl is going to date rape me. >> don't send your daughters there. >> it's unrealistic to think your not going to send -- >> wait a minute. should -- >> there is a double standard. >> should we be more protective of our daughters. >> i have a son and a daughter. i would be equally as worried about my son for various reasons. well, you know what, the fathers, mothers -- >> i got two sons two daughters so i can speak on both parts here. i worry more about my daughters drinking more than my sons because the daughters are more -- when they went on

he was a real monster. >> today, billy the kid lives undisturbed imager and -- in m adrid.o does another torture. an argentinian judge has issued an international extradition warrant against them. the complaint was filed by the group of victims. they are represented by an argentine attorney living in madrid. he was also a victim of torture in argentina. together with the high-profile spanish judge, he is rewriting history. 12 years ago, he issued an international warrant against pinochet charging the dictator with crimes against humanity. a madrid court approved the warrant. back then, they were thrilled with their victory. >> at the time, the spanish courts were a pioneer in the application of universal rights and the prosecution of crimes against humanity. it is shameful they are now refusing to prosecute the same crimes in their own country. >> now argentina has stepped in. a judge in the federal criminal court in bonus areas has international -- issued an international arrest and extradition warrant against the former officials. she plans to hear testimony from another

. >> dana, i find it also -- since we don't have a recognized leader of the christians like billy graham anymore in the united states, nobody really stands out in that position, but i haven't heard many church leaders speak out about this? >> i'm not going to criticize president obama as much on this in particular thing. i do wish that emed speak up liberty -- a little bit more and i also have to remember where this is happening, most of america says we don't have a role in the world. they don't want us to get involved. i have a different position on that from a foreign policy standpoint and i think that extends to religion as well. when it comes to radical islam. i do think we are at war with raid i kal islam. president obama and others have tried to make a distinction between the radicals and the extremists versus a broader religious base. the war we are in is about ie deology, and extremists. the brainwashing is a serious problem and i think that someplace where we could help. the last thing i would say is -- i don't think that president obama could actually make a change on this and

, who owned billy goat tavern and he tried to bring his goat here and was thrown out. supposedly he left and said "the cubs will never win." is there a curse? not really. there was no pitching. they need better players, more pitching. theo epstein, my guy from boston, jed hoya from the red sox, they're rebuilding the club. >> that means investing in the farm league and building up through the bench, right? >> they had no farm system when t the rickets bought the team. >> mike barnicle, good to have you here early. >> let's play, too, man. >> i asked him to run the bases with me. he said no. last night was a fantastic game. bottom five, chicago up by 2 when they blast one deep to right field. and the cubbies never give up the lead. i left and i heard the roar of the crowd. i was leaving to take my nap -- >> you have o get up at 2:00al. >> i think my leaving was good luck. >> there she goes. welcome to the 500 home run club albert pujols. >> he becomes the 26th major league ball player to hit 500 home runs. >> the first inning, here's ellsbury with a fifth two-run double

i will ask billy. billy crystal to take over? maybe he can be there point guard. >> i love that. is oneisney ceo bob iger of the biggest players in sports. you might've heard of the espn empire. we will see what he asked to say about the l.a. clippers controversy. brad pitt and angelina jolie may be that king and queen of hollywood, but we put the wind -- their wine to the test. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back to "in the loop ." we have breaking news -- there are reports of a shooting at a fedex facility in georgia. according to cnn, six victims were shot and one is in surgery. target, naming bob erodes is the new cio and they have announced a new chip that is safer. barclays is also announcing a shakeup in its own see suite. ceo of the americas unit, skip mcgee, is stepping down and joe gold will take his place. another story we are following closely, newly installed nba commissioner adam silver faces his first big test today at 2:00 p.m. with his statement on the future of the los angeles clippers and their owner donald sterling. he is under fire because a recording where

people like food grower billy nelson. >> i will never live to see this this low again.o, i mean how many times in a person's lifetime do you see a crack in a dam. >> where billy nelson draws water the river hasn't been this low in half a century. since the dam was built. to grow apple apples and apricots in this dry country, he pumps water 24 hour as someday, because of an unprecedented problem with the dam, he has had to install temporary piping to reach the dropping river. sounds like a lot of extra work it is, but you have to have water. but anyway, it makes -- i mean, i have water going up to my farm and that's what counts. >> it isn't just growers effected. docks are high and dry, marinist and boat ramps closed public access limited along eight miles of shoreline. at the crescent bar resort for r.v.s and tent campers barbara is hoping the summer can be saved. >> monetarily it will have a huge immaterial packet. we have reserved our campground almost all summer long, and so now we will have to cancel probably a fair share. >> in late february a, whoer spotted this i

that was my favorite billy joel video of all time.getting the uptown girl. >> a second grader? >> i think i played the trumpet or something. >> did you -- what was your talent? >> none. i played the clarinet but pretty bad at that. i played the piano. mostly, i was the johnny carson. i introduced everyone else. i was like al roker and the rokettes. >> i did "thriller." i still remember some of it the whole -- ♪ >> keep going. >> nice. >> i got to replay a little bit to get the music back. ♪ >> nope, that's not it. that's somethings. >> isn't that "walking like an egyptian"? >> we need '80s moves. >> get our stage manager, she's great. she can do it all. >> you said you needed a little space to do it. come on. >> come on. >> this will remind me. ♪ >> i'm swimming. >> there you go. >> check it out. >> it's okay, come on. >> wow, it's like the dancing pigeon. very nice. all right. check out what we've got going on right now. some showers making their way across the region. minneapolis, you're going to finally see clearing skies. good new

welcome i'm shaun robinson and thinks special favorite weekend edition where billy kit and liz and ihowing you our favorite interview and start with one of billy favorite interview and the doe bait that follows. so i. >> kristen and daks go to extreme length to stop their daughter from the paparrazi and came to us to sit down with the paparrazi agency it's a safety issue. fascinating stuff

billy crystal won a tony for his show "700 sundays." caught up with the comedic legend to talk about it. >> wake up! >> you started working on "700 sundays," i think you told me one time, when you were born. >> yeah. >> but a long time ago. did you have any idea all these years later we would be sitting here talking about this? >> no. i didn't know really. i just knew i had to do something. i just lost my mother, my uncles, my best friend all in a few months of each other. how do you get this off your back? how can you make grief kind of funny? that's what we tried to do with the show. >> there was a big head between the two homes, five foot high, five foot wide, just like seal. >> the number of sundays you calculated you had with why your dad who died when he was a young man and you were -- >> i was 15 and he was 54. >> it sounds like a big number until you stop and analyze it. >> yeah. >> and it's not. >> not at all. when i come to grips with that at the end and say, yeah, it wasn't a lot. but look what i got in the short period of ti

billy jenkins tells me when she runs track, she thinks of her father. >> i think of him a lot. and i can't stop thinking about him. >> reporter: a daddy who the 5- year-old was named after, a daddy she resembles. she says the loss of her daughter's father is immeasurable. >> he will never be able to walk her down the aisle when she's getting married. he will never be able to see her out on the track running. >> reporter: 26-year-old billy jenkins was shot and killed on april 5, 2011. >> like it was yesterday. i definitely remember it. >> reporter: police say jenkins was among the two killed and five injured when a gang member filed into the club. the victims were innocent bistanders. >> just overnight going and becoming a single mother. that has been the biggest challenge. >> reporter: parks tells me she had planned a future with jenkins. but the shooting shattered their plans of raising the daughter together. she tells us, she didn't have what many of her classmates have. >> it makes it hard because i see their daddies, but i can't see mine. >> at her preschool graduation, i d

billy jenkins tells me when she runs track, she thinks of her father. >> i think of him a lot. and i can't stop thinking about him. >> reporter: a daddy who the 5- year-old was named after, a daddy she resembles. she says the loss of her daughter's father is immeasurable. >> he will never be able to walk her down the aisle when she's getting married. he will never be able to see her out on the track running. >> reporter: 26-year-old billy jenkins was shot and killed on april 5, 2011. >> like it was yesterday. i definitely remember it. >> reporter: police say jenkins was among the two killed and five injured when a gang member filed into the club. the victims were innocent bistanders. >> just overnight going and becoming a single mother. that has been the biggest challenge. >> reporter: parks tells me she had planned a future with jenkins. but the shooting shattered their plans of raising the daughter together. she tells us, she didn't have what many of her classmates have. >> it makes it hard because i see their daddies, but i can't see mine. >> at her preschool graduation, i d