billy graham is really interesting, because billy graham is from north carolina.raham's two grandfathers were federate soldiers. one grandfather had a limb lost during the civil war, and the other died with a union bullet in his arm. when billy graham was starting his ministry, he met with his mother and cliff barrows, who was his lifelong musical director, who i interviewed. cliff barrows told me this story. he said, it is his mother who recommended "the battle hymn of the republic" as billy graham's theme song, in part because he loved the song, but also because billy graham had great ambitions as a preacher, and he did not want to be dismissed as just another southern preacher. by having "the battle hymn of the republic," a song he loved he was a national, even international preacher. he houses his ministry in the north, in minneapolis. it exemplified billy graham's message -- his truth, our day, our god is marching on. "the battle hymn of the republic" speaks to his very straightforward evangelical message, and it also liberates graham from his southern identi

and so billy did a vigil.is quest for this mythical figure of the walker. >> you cannot win your case sitting in your office. so i sat out there for six weeks. >> richardson even hoped he might find the real perpetrator, but he came up empty-handed. then before the second trial, richardson hired an investigator to renew the search. and finally they found their mystery man. no murderer, but a high school senior who worked at the local supermarket. >> a kid by the name of john ropa lived down the street from the eastburns. he was an uneasy sleeper and he had the habit of walking the neighborhood on summer hill road at 3:00 in the morning. he was a big blond kid with a blond mustache. >> it just fit like a glove. >> during the retrial, richardson kept his discovery from the prosecution. timing the mystery walker's entrance for maximum impact. >> the back doors burst open. defense calls john ropa. and at 3:30 in the morning, you couldn't help but think, now, could that have been who patrick cone saw on the road? >

>> billy richardson felt responsible for the client's predicament. >> we did not do as good of a jobs we were capable. so i made up my mind right then that i was going to be the lawyer that i was supposed to be. so i got off of my butt and i went to work. >> they quickly filed an appeal to the north carolina supreme court, and they had to the decide what to emphasize from the mishandling of evidence to possible perjury. >> they quickly settled on the photographs. that presentation was thought to have riled up the jury and pointed at him over and over again and you see that picture? he did it. you see that picture? he did it. >> our supreme court didn't just read the briefs but they got a projector and saw the show themselves, and within 22 day, they said, give them another trial. >> it broke all of our hearts, because we had to call gary and say, you have to go through it one more time. >> billy richardson reinvestigated every aspect of the case. >> we were so much better prepared for the second trial. when i started digging, we found how many things that we didn't know at the first

>> go to billy joel. everybody loves billy joel. >> are you the voice of the ladies? >> selfies don't lie. should he be -- you know should he be hoisted? he put it all out there. i feel like the real problem was not that he was taking selfies. he is spending money right and left and he is having fun. he thinks he is the first lady or something like that. >> he is having a ball. his instagram feed is fantastic. look at all of these celebrities. does he deserve the scandal? >> i don't think so. i checked out his feed and i just saw him doing free stuff. surfing and walking down the great wall of china. >> it is called delete gavin. he got rid of the other photos. >> even what we are seeing here. it is free stuff. it cost $50. the department of homeland security spent $150,000

the same time harry anslinger billie holiday -- finds out billie holiday is a heroin user, he finds outgarland is a heroin user, and he tells her to take a vacation. what amazed me about billie holiday, she never stop singing the song. she sang the song the matter how much they try to intimidate her and that is inspiring, not just for resisting the racism in the drug war, but realizing addicts can be heroes. all over the world you are listening to billie holiday and feeling stronger. it is an incredible achievement. the people that i met from a drug dealer in brownsville brooklyn, to a scientist feeding hallucinogens to monkeys, there is resistance all over this world. >> we have to break, but we will come back to the discussion. his book is called "chasing the scream -- the first and last days of the war on drugs." ♪ [music break] >> "strange fruit" -- billie holiday. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez, our guest is johann hari on his new book "chasing the scream -- the first and last days of the war on drugs." >> your

as billy and jeff pointed out, it is our future. >> it is. incredible advocates and doing really important work. thank you guys all for your time. >>> coming up where timberland meets shakespeare. i'll speak with the co-creator of the show "empire" just ahead. in the country. we operate just like a city and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal generating electricity on-site and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and now introducing aleve pm for a better am. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natu

. >> billy: good. i'm glad he's adjusting to his new surroundings. >> chelsea: well, he was exhausted from all the excitement. that certainly helps. >> billy: yeah. >> chelsea: speaking of which, it's good to see you following doctor's orders -- relaxing a bit. what are you reading? spy thriller? murder mystery? >> billy: uh, it's more of a biography, really. >> chelsea: oh. since when do you re-- seriously? you're -- you are researching gabriel bingham? >> billy: i got curious, so i looked up a few articles, and i found something really interesting. >> adam: they got nothing. you believe that? not one decent room in this entire town. >> sage: what do you expect? the city has been putting up all the people displaced by the storm. >> adam: well, what about us? we've been displaced. >> sage: not by winter weather. by faulty wiring from that fancy-schmancy apartment

billy cobham, santi dibriano. a lot of people, panamanians, in that sense, i mention. country was based in a unanimous support from all the americas. the latinos were a big part of independence for the united states. so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea. (plays piano) that feeling is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wo

billy was active in the off-season trading away players. there are jokes on fan festival, just the nameplates going table to table getting to know each other and making awkward small talk. there's a lot of changes but the goal remains the same, win the world series. >> the secret be told it was actually the marketing department's idea to make all these trades because they said we'd sell more shirt jerseys. the end of the day we think this is a good team. we've done this before and guess what, if it doesn't work, we'll make other moves. that's what we do. we won't wait for things to develop. we will try to be proactive. hopefully that's appreciated. i think myself and bob are pleased and excited and think we have a real good club that will compete for the division title. >>> a as fans were frustrated with them trading all their all-star players. after josh donaldson was traded going to twitter to voice frustration but after see ging the team members he's not as frustrated. >> that's how this game goes and how billy works. we all question it

one was billy o'neill himself. another was james mcgurk, who was the first man hanged in washington. he was hanged in 1803. he was sentenced to death for coming home and brutally beating his wife. so he was buried there, because it was a public cemetery. relatives of those buried immediately around mcgurk were upset, so the night he was buried, they snuck him dug him up, and reburied him outside of the cemetery. mcgurk's clan, he was irish, found out about this. the next night, they went back down to the body and redeposited it back in where it was supposed to be. well, following suit, the next night, the same gentleman came back, dug up the body, and buried it in flash run never to be found again, they thought. but about four years later somebody was excavating for their house and their basement and found human remains, and those in the know admitted that that's where they had put mcgurk. also buried in the cemetery was lincoln assassination conspirator, lewis payne. and i just read the other day that john philips

a place where billy casper had a lot of success. san diego and torrey pines and this is chad campbell all that real estate in one small cup and he finds it to drain it for an a's. on the 13th holmes tied for the lead at torrey pines 9-under par one stroke head of the field. >>> baseball it was like old times at third and king streets today. for the first time since the world series parade, the giants and the fans enjoyed each other. fanfest before the start of spring training left to right joe panik, brandon crawford, george kontos. and we gathered around world series mvp madison baumgarner and among the topics in the session, his left arm after pitching 270 innings in 2014. >> feels just like an arm. it's the craziest thing. [ laughter ] >> man. [ inaudible ] >> i feel great. i think we got -- you know, that's why you do all the work to prepare yourself for situations like that. so you are able to do that when you get the chance. >> what a sight. 16 seasons before giants pitcher tim hudson finally earned his first world series rick

ask billy dean if he made another trade. schumann went. >> reporter: there's so many new players on this team not only did we need introductions so did the players. billy dean made nine trades that brought men to the a's 40 man roster. you needed name tags to identify your new look oakland a's. >> josh catcher. >> there's an exciting buzz around this team. a lot of new guys. kind of an entirely new clubhouse. everybody feels like they're the guy. >> reporter: the former cow bear will be part of an entirely revamped infield for the a's. so there's really a process of getting to know each other. >> that's the first part. getting to know each other. building that team chemistry wherever we're playing on the field. i'm fortunate enough to play all three positions and whatever the coach wants me to play i'll be there to play it. >> billy butler. first dh. >> reporter: brings leadership and pop from the line-up. >> the expectation is to, you know, make playoffs again. that's the standard they set around here. hoping to take the ne

jean." [ laughter ] we can't afford billie jean?is that song? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ she told me her name was pam irene ♪ [ laughter ] i don't want to hear "pam irene." that is so not -- that was so not "billie jean." [ laughter ] sorry about that. we have a budget here at "the tonight show." we can only afford a certain amount of music clearances. [ laughter ] that was the name of the artist, billie jean? what's the name of the artist? >> steve: yeah. william jean johnson. william jean. >> william jean, yeah, go pick up his new song. not on itunes. yeah. you'll have to go to his house to get a copy of it. yeah. he'll burn you a cd if you go to his house. >> steve: he'll give an 8-track tape. >> jimmy: get this guys, during a trial in brooklyn this week, it was revealed that a member of al qaeda posed as a woman to attract less attention from authorities. yeah, it would have worked better if he remembered to shave his beard. [ laughter ] hello, i'm tiffany. i like glass of wine and destroying americans. a little controversy her

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then billy and all the others became detectives and life slowed down and a lot of them and billy too, you know went out after 20 years and became other things a funeral director, a real estate mogul. one guy is a freelance building super. but they all went out, like billy, there was one guy they couldn't nail and this is the one that got away. they either couldn't prove it or in some way this guy skated justice and they took this guy, in that case, into retirement with them, and they all have a white, they all have that one guy. >> rose: what happened to cause him to renew contact? the murder of jeffery benton? >> yeah, well, he's always been in contact with these guys. they kept up contact. they would have monthly dinners. but one of the guys had a white jeffery bannian, and on the might watch they got a call to penn station on st. patrick's night and one of the revelers who was hammered going home was slashed on his femoral artery, i guess -- i'm not a doctor -- and he died there and nobody saw the guy who did it because it was a big crowd and somebody just walked away afterwards. s

one was billy o'neill himself. another was james mcgurk, the first man hanged in washington in 1803. he was sentenced to death for coming home and brutally beating his wife. he was buried there because it was a public cemetery. relatives of those buried around mcgurk were upset. at night, they snuck in, dubbed them up, and reburied them outside the cemetery. mcgurk's clan found out about this. the next night, they found the body and redeposited it where it was supposed to be. the next night, the same gentleman came back, doug of the body, and buried it never to be found again that he thought. about 40 years later, someone was excavating for the house and found human remains. those in the know admitted that is where they put mcgurk. also buried in the cemetery was the lincoln assassination conspirator, lewis payne. i read the other day john phillips sousa john was buried here, but don't believe everything you read. the hopkins brothers set of the brickyard in the 1850's. they spread all over the area. even though wi

we question if billy knows what he is doing. >> there are a lot of guys that we have to learn names andhat we have our name on the back of our jerseys. we kind of need names on the front, too. we have started getting to know each other. >>> final round the 47er footer to make it a four way playoff. got it. they move to 16. ends up next but he still had a chance to force third playoff but misread allowing the win. jason day wins the farmer insurance open his third pga victory. >>> the at&t pebble beach proambegins this week. we will be there for the shootout and wednesday's celebrity etshootout. that roster with so many names. >> just in case. >> we are fairly new teammates. >> that will help me down the line. >> you are again? oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter m

sharpton is a sharp guy, obviously. >> yeah, sure you do billy.e night and we were looking down the barrel of a ba zook ask a. do you remember that night. halftime of game and they are projecting t-shirts into the crowd. but we were right there. >> don't be a pinhead show at stalin grad. do you remember that night? that was really rough. >> things got heated, billy. stay frosty my friend. stay frosty. >> you know our attorney general, you love him, right? steadman graham? i mean, i'm sorry -- okay. steadman has a beautiful night. steadman must have a good rap she was a beautiful dame. this is to you mr. holder you know that miller and i like you but be a man. come on this show. all right. so -- i don't like him as an attorney general. is he horrible. >> but as he as a guy is he okay holder shows up on msnbc like going over to your mom's house and this is what happens? >> you know we call you the duck. >> the duck? >> we call you the duck. >> so we say you have a very sort of placid and even way of presenting but you are just working for justice un

. >> reporter: billy veers is an 11th generation marylander. marylander who can drive through and see his name scattered about. veers paving veers insurance, veers mill road. it was his great, great great grandfather samuel clark veers a judge who built the mill the road is named for. >> there was a mill back in the 1800s. they employed i believe, about 100 people. >> reporter: over the years the family has owned several thousand acres in rockville. they ran the mill for 89 years. it's now gone but veers road is busier than ever. it's more of a path that once looked like this. >> it makes me feel proud. >> reporter: the question is why name this particular stretch veers mill road? well this actual route used to be used by customers in rockville and wheaton to get to the old mill. it's now bustling filled with houses apartments, stores and restau but no matter how prominent and known around here -- >> as long as i can remember it was misspelled. >> reporter: for some the veers name is a little tricky. even street signs along the road have been w

we question if billy knows what he is doing. >> there are a lot of guys that we have to learn names and faces. it's great that we have our name on the back of our jerseys. we kind of need names on the front, too. we have started getting to know each other. >> name tags for everybody at spring training. game winning buckets in the final seconds. the women's turn with a buzzer beater. win came at a price. goes down hard, hits her head. a curtain of distraction. 13 seconds left making up the second half deficit. davidson gets the rebound, beats the buzzer with the lay in. calwins 50-49 the final. hoping to rebound today against arizona. wildcats have not beat them since 2004. a big shot with 1.9 secs remaining. arizona with a huge upset. swept by the arizona team. >> final round tory pines, jason day needed the 47 footer to make a four way playoff. 270. moved on to 16. off the tv and ends up next to the tower but had a chance to force a third playoff and goes past allowing day to short for the win and wins the third pga victory. >>> seth curry is a candidate. he said like most of us his mo

we question if billy knows what he is doing. >> there are a lot of guys that we have to learn names and faces. it's great that we have our name on the back of our jerseys. we kind of need names on the front, too. we have started getting to know each other. >> name tags for everybody at spring training. game winning buckets in the final seconds. the women's turn with a buzzer beater. win came at a price. goes down hard, hits her head. a curtain of distraction. 13 seconds left making up the second half deficit. davidson gets the rebound, beats the buzzer with the lay in. calwins 50-49 the final. hoping to rebound today against arizona. wildcats have not beat them since 2004. a big shot with 1.9 secs remaining. arizona with a huge upset. swept by the arizona team. >> final round tory pines, jason day needed the 47 footer to make a four way playoff. 270. moved on to 16. off the tv and ends up next to the tower but had a chance to force a third playoff and goes past allowing day to short for the win and wins the third pga victory. >>> seth curry is a candidate. he said like most of us his mo

kind of fun. >> and so -- about this show you play billy flynn. that is a nature role.u were terrific. major role. people at the station saw it last night. >> absolutely extraordinary evening. one of my favorite opening nights last night at the national. one of the greatest kooftcoustically i prommed. i would say that to anybody. performed. couldn't have been more attentive or had a better time. >> at one point you lafred and they loved it. >> towardsed end of the show i broke that fourth wall. a funny moment at the end of the show and it kind of took me out of the show a minute and i enjoyed myself. >> can you say what it was? a. spoiler alert. it involves the jury scene. i can't tell you about that. >> everybody said it was wonderful. i think people like it when you break that fourth wall i. think certain times yes. i think atship point in the show if you've engaged the audience for 2.5 hours and have a little break especially in something that is a musical comedy i think they kind of like to know they're in on the joke as well. kind of fun. >> what is your favorite s

"funny or die"'s billy on the street welcomed the first lady. >> next question slow dance with big birde i sing don't want to miss a thing. ready, guys? ♪ i don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep because i miss you, baby and i don't want to miss a thing. >> as you can see, the first lady was a very good sport with that. that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> coming up on 22 minutes affidavit the hour. i'm joined by politico reporter lauren french. >> good morning. >> president obama is heading a summit to broaden the world approach to extremism. how does he plan on tackling that? >> he's going to outline some basic approaches basic concepts the world leaders can take to confront islamic extremeism. you'll have allies from the middle east, france jordan egypt, all to talk about the best practices countries can take to stop these islamic extremist attacks. >> i'm going to shift gears here. we're learning hillary clinton held a private meeting with senator elizabeth warren back in december. does she really need warren's support to win? >> this is a challenge

clubs billy. this cell phone video outside of bay area nightclubs and raising questions you might be surprised that what we learn and a steamy surprise for freeway drivers. 50 shades of cover your eyes kids a full hour of your choice of prime time news >>pam: new video show the robbery suspects hope police say seconds after stealing from the store were involved in the shooting death of a security guard. good evening i am pam moore. there is hope tonight that the video release and will bring the alleged criminals to justice. jr stone has the latest >>reporter: we want to the store where they have all new surveillance video showing where manuel zuniga was killed. builders as was taken on saturday nights before the gunshots rang out before manuel zuniga was gunned down in the parking lot. the honor says at 1.1 of the guys water bottle and then after looking around for a short time i made to jesters of thumbs-up signal and an movement more than a minute later the group police. in and one of the same g

whoopi 41, billy crystal, the most recent high, 55 million. looks like the comedians when it comes to ellen and billy, did well. >> last year was a big high for awards show, everything was up, and this year down. the oscars were the most watched in 14 years, the emmys in 10 years. this year they're off a little bit. and billy crystal reached a high, titanic was best picture. liz: it does matter what movies are up? >> i think so. in the case of the titanic, that was a huge movie. liz: maybe poor jon stewart shouldn't be blamed, the county was no country for old men. i know it was a critical hit. >> and he hasn't hosted since then. liz: i thought he was hilarious. that's just me. brad, talk about why this matters, ads are like -- >> 2 million dollars? liz: unbelievable. i think we have ads at 1.95 million for a 30-second ad. >> not quite the super bowl. but next to postseason football, the oscars is the most watched telecast in all of television. and, yes over 60% of the audience are females. if you're a retail outlet like j.c. penney or america

first lady michelle obama teamed up with "funny or die" comedian billy aigner and big bird as well to what is e-brighter about? >> we have the "sesame street" friends teaming up with the produce industry to try to help make eating fruits and vegetables for -- >> we're bribing kids to eat fruit! >> but the fun was just beginning. >> michelle obama along with a surprise contestant played billy's unique brand of quiz show. >> be honest, who is hotter abraham lincoln or barack obama? >> oh, barack obama. >> i'm sorry. it's abraham lincoln. by the way, very offensive to mary todd. next question -- slow dance with big bit while i sing "don't want to miss a thing." ♪ i don't want to close my eyes ♪ ♪ i don't want to fall asleep ♪ ♪ because i mitt you babe ♪ ♪ and i don't want to miss a things ♪ >> give some a hug with a knowing along and tell me it's all going to be okay. >> thank you. flotus wins the game. eat brighter. >> eat your vegetables. >> well you can eat lots of other stuff, too. >> well, great, thank you. >>> how effective is this? >> i think it's tremendously effective. we have s

. >> billy beane not regretting his deal.ocker and at the time it bothered outfielder josh reddick who publically criticized the move. >> i guess maybe i was a little frustrated but you know what, a week later i was on the phone with billy. billy called me and i put out a tweet saying remember when we did this two or three years ago and we won the al west so we can definitely do it again. >> spring training right around the corner. >>> this weekend if you got caught up binge watching your favorite cbs shows i get that. for sports, here's what you missed. he got lucky. are you kidding me? must have hit something. a waitress about to have a bad night. mason plumlee collided and i think you can afford to cover the spill. it's a one-handed 3-pointer. pacers' george hill, ben to the gym hundred? pacers beat the cavaliers. watch mcala cowelling. that beats arizona state. the bears getting it done. and this, kings' demarcus cousins, zero time to beat the suns. shooters bounce and roll. he might be playing for his soon to be fifth sa

billy casper, be in really realized how good a player this guy was. within of the all time greats in the game have golf. he passed away yesterday. billy casper with the top golfers. he had 51 career tour wins with three majors. seventh all time on the career wins list. he was one of the real nice guys with the family of 11 children, get this, six of those were adopted children. billy casper was 83 years of age. >>> local college basketball lasalle since a four-o start they have had a brutal season, under 500. today one of those games they needed to win to massachusetts. they needed to win, but it didn't happen lasalle in the yellow right there in the gold yellow, whatever you want to call it, score right there, they were leading earlier. jordan price had 30 but massachusetts was terrific today. terrific against lasalle. the alley hoop, score mass wins it 66-59. >>> when you pay for court side seats you never know what you will get. brooklyn's mason plumberly, they are on the road in the verizon center. watch this again comes over they are serving the

>> billy you should be way down the road and obama has been doing this for a long time.is point i would just take from obama mat same thing that he said about the boston cops. i don't know much about this but isil is acting stupidly. and i like the jordanian approach. an eye for an aye aye aye aye aye. you kill one of us you kill two of them the next morning. >> they don't care. isis doesn't care that they killed two of them. you can do it but it's not going to mean anything to them. they don't care. >> well then let me give you u.s. grant's admonition to sherman, meet isis, isil, whatever you want to call them wherever you can meet them and kill as many of them as you can because that's all that's going to matter in the future. >> there you go. dennis miller, everybody. a reminder the don't be a pinhead shows in cleveland and tennessee coming up in june almost sold out. just a few premium tickets remain but they are great seats see everybody in rio ranch mexico. bill o'reilly.com has all the info on the shows. whats what the worst tv ad on the super bowl? we have the wi

it's a two prong thing billy.tle "fifty shades of grey" and think it's a biopick about mitch mcconnell and they all show up. then they find out it isn't. on the other side of it, you have got a little return business going because a lot of guys are coming out of the theater saying yes mistress, may i have another? and they go right back it in and watch it they are selling no concessions because the guys can't eat the popcorn, they have the ball gags in. so concessions are way off. but they are selling some duckets. >> you can't get big soda hands tied. >> having the big chew toy in your mouth. >> whatever. >> but i'm glad you only read it 60% through. had you accomplished your goal at that point? >> i just couldn't anymore. >> what did you mark the page you have a book marker. >> jihadist will behead you if they find out. keep it quiet. thank and remind everybody that the lone don't be a pinhead show rio rancho saturday april 11th great time to be in the land of enchantment. details on boiler.com. did you see that

joining us with more the billy bush. this year's big winners weren't blockbusters but some of the acceptance speeches in fact were. >> yeah. oh wow, some really powerful ones. john legend, you know seized the opportunity after "glory," after he won -- well i guess -- in his speech for best original song after an amazing performance, really powerful but he got up to talk about incarceration in this country, used some statistics which require a little research. there are a lot of black men in this country who are, you know, in the correctional system but he was -- i think the numbers he was using he's including probation, parole jail and prison. but some staggering numbers. he took to the stage to make that point. and the young guy who won adapted screenplay for "imitation game" with a powerful speech. he looks 12. he's 34 year old. he got up there and talked about, you know, at 16 years old wanting to commit suicide because of his depression and how it drew him to the subject of the "imitation game" played by benedict cum

. >> i would go to billy joel. everybody loves billy joel. >> selfies don't lie. should he be, you know hoisted on his own petard? he put it out there. >> this is a guy who is spending taxpayer money right and left. he is going to concerts and having fun. he thinks he is the first lady or something like that. >> gavin does he deserve this? >> i don't think so. i checked out his feed. all i saw was him doing free stuff. surfing, walking down the great wall of china. that's all free stuff. you get on a pair chute. i have done that before. it of that costs 50 bucks. the department of home land blue 50 grand on furniture. >> 40 grand and 12 flights. >> sorry. >> way better than what obama spends. >> joanne they are getting in trouble with the selfies. shouldn't the politicians or even the millennials stop with the selfies? >> no. i like selfies. he is giving us exactly what we are asking for. what we see on social media, it's the best of people's lives. it's painting a certain picture. it's not painting the whole picture. there are selfies where he is doing great char

>> well, in the interest of time billy, why don't i give you a list of people i don't want to send tobout how's about that? how's about we start right there. first off, if i had to send a group to mars, to the red planet, i would send the green movement. i don't know, i don't know what green and red ink but at least they could whine about martian warming up there. pick a couple individuals i would request a couple pitches, dual headed high dra of nancy pelosi and barbara boxer send those two space cadets up there so when they examine them they assume we are all that stupid. they don't come with their full force, the martian community, when they come to take us over. we beat them back at the gates. we have a meeting afterwards they go i thought you told us they were all stupid like those two women. they go, no those women are ano, ma'am his. really stupid. the rest can kind of stupid and we kick their butt. >> green movement and two ladies that you just mentioned. >> as i said it would be easier to me to give you a list of people that i don't want to send to mars. >> i'm just shocked t

. >> you're bobby billy? >> bobby billy. >> that's it, from now. >> yes, i want to call you that. >> bobby bill ill kelly. >> change the tyrones, there go. >> hey, everybody. morning bobby billy everybody. live look route 70 over here hee in cherry hill, sue mentioned sun glare, certainly popping up here and going to cause some delays during our morning rush hour. not just in the neighborhood. but also out on the majors, 422, dealing with sun glare, and two separate accidents, one at route 29, the other one at route 23. so about 45 minute jam coming into the city. the schuylkill expressway, stacked and pack here, from conshohocken into downtown, and an accident just popped up on the roosevelt boulevard at strale. up in the northeast, you can see the censors picking up the delays there instantly, and south on 95, heavy from cottman avenue, into through girard, the pennsylvania turnpike, there is an accident on the willow grove onramp. so from 611, to head east, on the turnpike, watch for a crash. and a couple

billy the pygmy -- >> billy the pygmy hipo. >> that is incorrect. a donkey, the donkey, the horse? >> smoky the bobcat. >> that is incorrect. >> zackariah the horse. >> that is correct. >> there is no such thing as a pygmy hipo. >> president bill clinton set the record for the most what? >> international trips. >> that is correct. number 14, since taft in 1910 every president except one has opened a major league baseball season during their tenure. >> jimmy carter. >> that is correct. who was the only one not to have done that. >> what was the question? >> who did not open a season. how many presidents were never elected to their own term, a, three, b, 8, c, 5, d, 4. >> c, 5. >> that is correct. john tyler, mill lard fill more and chester arthur were vice president when elected president. president ford obviously after nixon. engaging in a first-ever televised presidential debate, in what city did the debate take place. new york, washington, d.c., chicago, st. louis. >> chicago. >> that is correct. took place at the cbs broadcast facility in downtown chicago. as commander in chief

. >> tara's father billy married connie grinstead in 1977. she was the stepmother to his two daughters. tara and anita. >> tara was always setting goals for herself. she seemed to always know what she wanted in life and she was always willing to work as hard as she needed to to achieve her goals. she never got discouraged no matter how long it took. tara started competed in pageants when she was in high school. she was doing pageants to get scholarship money to go to college. >> anita is tara's older sister. >> we didn't come from a family with a lot of money. that's was one reason she started doing pageants. >> tara grinstead. >> we were very close considering the age difference. i was 14 when she was born. >> growing up together in hawkinsville, anita supported tara's pageant's dreams. >> she wanted to be a contestant in the miss georgia pageants one day. to show you what a determined person she was, she competed in 19 preliminary pageants in a four-year period. >> number two -- >> tara's determination paid off. in 1999, tara was crowned mi

also backstage that night was billy withers. withers is interesting because whereas some people were hesitant to talk about the assassination, withers never met an interviewer he didn't like. throughout his life, he gave increasingly lurid, increasingly grandiose, self-aggrandizing versions. when booth rushed by, he had slashed withers' coat. time after time that story got told. he was stabbed almost to the heart, almost to the collarbone, almost to the head, almost killed him. withers is a fascinating character. throughout all of this, and in learning about all these people, i wish i had time to talk about all of them because i've come to know them all so well. there was one thing that kept me going and i have this up on the wall above my computer. this great quote from film director martin scorsese. "your job is to make your audience care about your obsessions." and i thank you for caring about my obsession, these walking shadows. thank you. [ applause ] i'll be happy to answer any questions or try. >> sir, if you go to the mi

billy bush. >> billy get a life! all run together with me. >> britt's out. the fainter is out and one of the others. so there are three people left. >> women, right? they're all -- i don't judge anymore. the one in the middle's got it. >> becca whitney and kaitlyn. you want whitney? >> no the one with two extra reasons to be the winner. you see what i'm saying? >> yeah yeah. you might be right. if you're right that's going to be interesting. in "the new york times" today there was a story about how hot flashes could stick around for 14 years. >> and beyond. >> and beyond. "the american journal of medical association" reports on average women suffer from menopause for 7.4 -- >> crank it, beyonce style. this is a menopausal beyonce. >> they start earlier and last longer. >> thanks, for all you do. >> they talked to 1,500 women with hot flashes and asked them. >> let's do the math. i started getting them when i was like 41. that's 20 years ago. >> and you still get them at night, night sweats? >> yep. >> i started getti