and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark. >> phyllis: [ laughs ] >> billy: johnny and katie will bring the fun. yeah, it's gonna be cool -- in, start a new life, a.v. -- after victoria. don't try to convince me that we're gonna get back together because i just don't think that it's gonna happen, and, you know, what are you gonna do? i don't think she wants me anymore, so.. to be honest, this is the best i've felt in a while. >> phyllis: yeah, it's pretty crazy. as far as miserable storms go, this is a pretty good one. >>

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself.

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it' d be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i' ll handle the excitement, you got the snark. >> phyllis: [ laughs ] >> billy: johnny and katie will yeah, it' s gonna be cool -- have a place to raise the kids in, start a new life, a.v. -- after victoria. don' t try to convince me that we' re gonna get back together because i just don' t think that it' s gonna happen, and, you know, what are you gonna do? i don' t think she wants me anymore, so.. to be honest, this is the best i' ve felt in a while. >> phyllis: yeah, it' s pretty crazy. as far as miserable storms

. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he's gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam's kidnapping? >> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn't scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marco annicelli in my life. nothing. and besides, this deal is ours. we walk away now, we risk losing billions. >> billy: if you don't walk away, you risk losing jack. >> neil: what's going on, man? >> jack: something a shot of scotch won't fix. in fact, i better start realizing there are some things that just can't be fixed no matter how much you love

. >> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she'd say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it's incredibly liberating. she's out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and being a walking freak show. >> billy: no, i don't see it that way. i see her as a strong woman. it's never easy coming forward. [ sighs ] >> phyllis: you gave me the push i needed. >> billy: you ran with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor's control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that's for sure. >> billy: no, which means prison, which means we can move forward with pass key. it's perfect. >> jack: did either of you see the new revenue projections for the rest of the year? they're through the roof. >> billy: that's good news, right? >> phyllis: yeah. why aren't you acting happier? >> jack: b

billy names his guitars. gibbons says: "cars and guitars all get named, they take on a life of their own, someone askesd me to have and it's interesting cause their own personality." he has first automobile... gibbons says: "first car was the the flant 6 engine, they quit it." with an upcoming zz top tour and new music, billy's happy to be doing what he loves. gibbons says: "if you like what you're doing, then your considered one of the lucky few and without questions we enjoy doing what we get to do. it's paramount, 3 3 when we come 3 back we'll take a look at some of today's top trending stories... including a star wars fan who made a little boy's day... 3 plus: can you name the pixar movie that inspired this high-flying balloon? the answer.. is "up" next! 3 3 disney's movie "up" taught us all that you're never too old to follow your dreams. carl sets off with thousands of balloons tied to his house... on the adventure of a lifetime. 3 the oscar-winning movie inspired disney fanatics everywhere to follow th

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'

. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he' s right? think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you talking about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he' s gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam' s kidnapping? >> phyllis: yeah, victor doesn' t scare me. there is nothing he can do to me that is worse than bringing marco annicelli in my life. nothing. and besides, this deal is ours. we walk away now, we risk losing billions. >> billy: if you don' t walk away, you risk losing jack. >> neil: what' s going on, man? >> jack: something a shot of scotch won' t fix.

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night?> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

so what's the story of banjo billy's bus tours? - well, we take people around boulder and denver. and the interesting, amusing things thato on in the city. - what makes this place so special? - it's a bunch of stuff. it's the livability of the town, you know. it's a small town with a lot of smart people e it and a lot of stuff going on. (robert) - it's not the bus that gets all the buzz in boulder, it's banjo billy himself-- an entertaining encyclopedia of hidden history and ghost stories. - hi, welcome to the banjo billy bus. people have been seeing this bus for a w wle, they like to wave to us and yell, "hey, banjbilly!" if they do any of that they're looking for a response from you guys on the bus, and the proper response here on the banjo billy bus is to go... "yeehaw!" - from the rockies to the smokies to all over, mountain music is busting out. i hooked up with local musician bridget law of the band elephant revival to find out more about the resurgence of this traditional musical genre. there's been too much leaving there's

. >> billy: or not. >> phyllis: billy. >> billy: what if he's right? think about it for a second. >> phyllis: what are you talking about? >> billy: victor could sue us for stealing this company. >> phyllis: oh, yeah? he's gonna sue us from jail? >> billy: phyllis, what if he finds out that you were behind adam's kidnapping?

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and fun. >> billy: okay. i'll handle the excitement, you got the snark.

>> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding.

billy, what is your unique physical challenge? >> i am totally blind. >> billy is totally blind. these are what we call settlement statements, and it shows the money billy has made. now, this first settlement

>> did aunt billie's end up being a safe place?unately, aunt billie started to experience a little senility. at that time, her son, johnny ragan, offered to take it to his house for safekeeping. >> are you following this? let's review. lee harvey oswald's original headstone is placed on his grave in 1963. it's stolen in 1967, then returned to oswald's mother, who hides it under her house. in 1981, it's discovered by the new owners of the home, dave and cleo's parents, who then store it at cleo's aunt and uncle's house for safekeeping. it stays there, even after dave and cleo inherit it in 2001. then around 2004, after aunt billie goes senile, her son, cleo's cousin johnny, hides it at his house. >> so johnny became the custodian, and were you and dave okay with that? >> yes. >> he was a trusted relative. >> underscore "was." >> johnny went incommunicado. holly said, "i haven't seen that tombstone in 20 years, and this is none of your business." >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you... the answer in a moment. hey h

. >> natalie: where's billy? >> jack: good morning to you, too. >> natalie: [ sighs ] have you seen him? because i know where he's not. i tried to catch him at home, but victoria just reamed me. >> jack: yeah, secrets and lies have a way of destroying an engagement. >> natalie: i feel sorry for billy, but why yell at me? i'm just the genius here. >> natalie: after that little anti-reverse engineering to tighten pass key? hell yes. the beta rocks. i know you're not a high-vibe type of dude, but can you give me something? >> jack: good for you. too bad i'm killing the project. >> phyllis: hi. >> billy: hi. >> phyllis: well, it's worse than i thought. you're gonna thank me. >> billy: what is this? i don't -- i don't need -- i don't need this. >> phyllis: well, the way victoria broke things off, i know that you took it out on a bottle of scotch, and nobody would blame you, okay? but today is noah's trial. you got to be at your best. you got to be sharp. and it's a very good thing that you're awake, you're dressed, yo

you' re gonna thank me. >> billy: what is this? i don' t -- i don' t need -- i don' t need this. >> phyllis: well, the way victoria broke things off, i know that you took it out on a bottle of scotch, and nobody would blame you, okay? but today is noah' s trial. you got to be at your best. you got to be sharp. and it' s a very good thing that you' re awake, you' re dressed, you' re ready to go -- sort of. >> billy: phyllis, i' m not hung over. >> phyllis: it' s the egg that'

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it's night? >> phyllis: here's a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you'd be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine's house. >> billy: well, i'm a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy lady. she really lived a good life. it'd be a crime to let this home turn into a museum. it needs excitement, snark, and

. >> billy: wow. you didn' t have to dress up for me, but i appreciate it. >> phyllis: is that your go-to look for jack' s fundraiser? >> billy: oh, yes. i don' t think jack will be very thrilled to see me right now. >> phyllis: well, i think he' d be pretty happy to see you. we worked out our pass key issue -- your idea. he loved it. >> billy: yes, yes, i hear you guys patched things up. i' m proud of you. >> phyllis: well, you know what? you gave me the push i needed. thank you. >> billy: well, good. get out of here. go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that' s exactly what i plan to do, but first... [ thunder rumbles ] i' m gonna take a wild guess. ah.

state, the wolfpack billy... chambers? billy chambers is the mole?! i assumed he went off the grid. if i had stabbed someone to death in cold blood with a pair of scissors and got away with it, i'd skip town and never be heard from again. huck? billy chambers had to go. and you made me promise i wouldn't kill him... (breathes deeply) (charlie) oh! hold the elevator! aah! wait! please, wait! whatever you're getting paid to do this, i'll double it! i know. oh, wait. stop! stop! please, stop! (saw whirring) think of me as an investment strategy! okay, i was the vice president's chief of staff. i have all her access codes. i know all her passwords, and i know where a hell of a lot of bodies are buried. so i was gonna retire a rich man based on all the secrets i have to sell, but there's no reason that i can't share. i mean, my access, your skill set-- we'd make a great team. it's true what they say. if you want someone killed right, you've gotta kill them yourself. somebody stitch that on a pillow. give it to me. no, i hold the cytron card. i hold it till we use it. it's mine. tell me y

so once i started going through my nana's voice, i was able to sort of find billie. so i have my nana to thank for helping me find billie holiday, actually. ( applause ) >> stephen: one of the things-- one of the beautiful things you've done is that for your tony speech for winning for "lady day at emerson's bar & grill" is that you talked about you wanted to use your art, using your notoriety to sort of point at some of the great african american artists that people have forgotep, who haven't gotten the notoriety they deserve. >> right. >> stephen: now you're working on a new musical called "shuffle along." >> yes. ( applause ) which is for those-- it's based on the story-- it's about the making of the actual show "shuffle along," which premiered on broadway in 1921. and it was the first show ever written, directed, produced, and starring african american people. >> stephen: in 1921. >> in 1921. it was the first time there was ever jazz in a broadway show. it was the first time there was between two african american people in a show. before that it would have kicked

>> billy: "yeah, i slept with victor newman." what? she' d say it, drop the mike, and leave the room? >> phyllis: yeah, basically. but you know what? i think it' s incredibly liberating. she' s out from under the control of victor. i mean, except for the part of her business being out there and being a walking freak show. >> billy: no, i don' t see it that way. i see her as a strong woman. it' s never easy coming forward. [ sighs ] >> phyllis: you gave me the push i needed. >> billy: you ran with it. >> phyllis: so did moxley. she ripped up her whole family just to get away from victor' s control. >> billy: yeah. chalk it up another casualty to the black knight. >> phyllis: well, he will not be using her to get himself acquitted, that' s for sure.

>> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down. then she called off the wedding. >> victoria: dad, look. i'm not here to gloat.

. >> billy: wow. you didn't have to dress up for me, but i appreciate it. >> phyllis: is that your go-to look for jack's fundraiser? >> billy: oh, yes. i don't think jack will be very thrilled to see me right now. >> phyllis: well, i think he'd be pretty happy to see you. we worked out our pass key issue -- your idea. he loved it. >> billy: yes, yes, i hear you guys patched things up. i'm proud of you. >> phyllis: well, you know what? you gave me the push i needed. thank you. >> billy: well, good. get out of here. go celebrate with your husband. >> phyllis: that's exactly what

billy was told curtis is expected to appear in court early next week. he says he will not stop pressing police and prosecutors until he has all the answers his family deserves.john genovese 9oys new on 11 at 11.... a laptop sale ends with shots fired. newport police tell us three men planned to sell a laptop to someone they contacted through facebook. when the sellers showed up.. the buyer grabbed the laptop and ran. one of the sellers.... who has a concealed carry permit.. fired a warning shot... chased the man.. and fired four more shots. the man wasn't hit and decided yet about charges. nine is on your side with how to stay safe when meeting for on-line sales. meet in a public place... preferably where police will be present.. like outside a police station. and try to learn as much about the other party before hand as possible. new at 11 - this video has many of you talking tonight on the 9 on your side facebook page. it also launched a police internal investigation which caught our attention. tonight - the fraternal order of police in cincinnati rea

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving

>> billy: why? ' cause victor was stupid enough to fire natalie and cancel the t mean she' s free to come work for us. look, even if he doesn' t have a legitimate claim to this intellectual property, it doesn' t mean they can' t sue us >> billy: there' s not gonna be a lawsuit, jack. trust me. newman enterprises doesn' t want anything to do with pass key. i already offered part of the profits to victoria. >> billy: don'

and to day one of your new life, billy abbott. >> billy: day one. does it matter if it' s night? >> phyllis: here' s a hint -- take a fresh start when you can get it. >> billy: i will take that hint, and thank you for your amazing pep talk about moving into the place. >> phyllis: well, you' d be a moron if you said no to moving into katherine' s house. >> billy: well, i' m a moron often, so thank for saving me from myself. >> phyllis: she was such a gutsy

>> billy: don't worry about it. she turned me down.

in the lyric that billy sings, you get the sense she is a victim.'m not the victim >>> you're laying down the law >> yes >>> strange fruit. as we know, it's a song that is connected to a horrible legacy in america of black men being lynched, hung on trees publicly to be seen. many people would like to believe that that's a part of our past. what do you say? >> i say it's very much a part of our present. the rachl is subtle, not as obvious. then again there are places where it is quite obvious-- racism. we still have to wrestle with the problems that we have here in america with racism. so really i don't think that much has changed. so when you're selecting the music that you're going to perform, are you doing it in part because of its social meaning as well as what it represents for you musically? >> yeah. i think that enters into it because you can't separate what it represents musically from what it represents socially. they kind of blend together in my mind, in the way that i absorb music. i don't separate the music from the content >>> you are w

steve: mike sings and plays guitar in billy joel's band. how he's inspiring kids to get into music. >> all the stuff people was saying -- >> reporter: for mike, a return to miller place has is an opportunity to inspire the next generation of music enthusiasts. he has had an incredible ride from leading the popular billy joel cover band big shot for years to joining the real billy joel band, regularly performing in madison square garden. it all started in this high school at this piano. [music] >> actually the piano that i learned how to play on right here. my first chord ever on this piano. music kept me out of trouble and i'm hoping we can encourage kids to choose music over video games and drugs. [music] >> reporter: as his career sky rockets, he is bringing a dose of wisdom and plenty of tunes to the talented students. >> this is not just a pipe dream. it's something that can really, you know, materialize for them. find a passion, not just a job. >> reporter: this member of the class of 1990 paying it forward and he's inspiring students

>> billy says so. >> reporter: so surely it seemed real. though of course we glimpsed it.ng that true is hard to hide. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> much more on nancy reagan on "gma." i'm km david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow night. until then, go >>> next, a stormy night across the bay area with strong winds, rain, flooding, and even a little hail. the storm comes as some communities are still cleaning up from last night's weather. >> reaction from the bay area to the passing of a popular former first lady. abc7~news at 6:00 starts now. >>> the wait is over. the storm is arriving. right now live doppler 7hd showing masses of green pushing down on the bay area from the north. it's expected to bring heavy rain and powerful winds. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. the storm has reached the north bay. a downpour soaked novato, showing us what is to come in sonoma county, the marble size beads of ice pelted a car this afternoon. the storm is moving through the north bay. a live look at the golden gate bridge shows the roadway slick with rain, and our emeryv

come on out here, billy. ( cheers and applause ) hey, this is billy, everybody. say hi to billy. hey, billy, thanks for being here, nice to see you again. now, earlier today billy, did you throw this ball through my window? >> no. >> stephen: really? >> i would never lie to you. >> stephen: okay, i believe you. >> great. can i have my ball back? >> stephen: there you go. okay. billy, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) it's not hard. just do that. just do that. okay? even the orange cap would be cute. and speaking of not lying folks, i cannot lie, we have a great show for you tonight. >> jon: we do! we do! >> stephen: that is how you slide into a segue. first, i will sit down with comedian chelsea handler, ladies and gentlemen. one of the stars of hbo's "girls," zosia mamet. and we will have a musical performance from the lumineers. that sound, that's lovely. ( band playing ) that sound is the one made by jon batiste and stay human. give them a salute, everybody. say hi! ( applause ) they're about to kick us off, but before they do, one more thing: yahoo! is reportedly for sale. d

billy, what is your unique