billie and mr. nancy howard. >> this [ bleep ] man, he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? because he -- >> do you want the truth? >> yeah, i want the truth. >> you got that recorder on? >> yeah. i've got to have the truth. >> yeah, you're [ bleep ] right that son of a bitch tried to get me to kill that woman. >> reporter: now out of jail, charlie told us that sometimes john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met charlie and billie and handed over packages of cash at a hamburger joint or gas station, and john was always pressing them to get the hit done. >> i mean, he was, hey, do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? where are you all at? billie would tell him, you know, we're about an hour away. we'll call you when we get close. okay. well, call me when you got confirmation. i want this thing done. and i was like, damn, what did this lady do? >> reporter: as long as john was willing to pay, charlie says billie and his family were willing t

vonnegut butter love mixing him up with billy pilgrim so he's close to billy pilgrim, but he's not billy pilgrim. you know, monica was not like passive kind of guy as you as you extrapolate and and and speculate. you know, he he had a temper. he could be angry. he he was he was not billy pilgrim part him and aspect. but that's not vonnegut. it's not joe crone either. it's a it's an imagined character based on someone that's what fiction does. i looked at billy pilgrim as his ptsd. vonnegan's ptsd rearing its own head. i don't look at as a character. it's it's more of just a feeling he's not he's not a character billy. he's not against that he's not a three-dimensional character at all because it doesn't make three-dimensional characters very often. that's not what he's trying to do. the mat you read the sawgrassi before you were deployed, right? yeah, and then you read it after soon after right? yes soon soon after i was like in iraq i read. way more than i should have had time to do but i was like i was stuck in that weird ready east and ellis like chuck palahnik masculinity, and then i

joining us now exclusively is billy evans' former wife shannon terranova.his is the first time you've spoken publicly. we all know about your husband's heroics, about his sacrifice. what else do you want meme to know about billy? >> first, thank you so much for having me. you know, as many people have said, billy loved his job and he was proud to be a capitol police officer. the biggest thing for him was being a dad. and it's a tremendous loss and difficult for our children to move on without him. and i just know that what i want everybody to know is that he was a great human being and he is very greatly missed, not just by my children and i and his mother and sister, their family, but everybody at capitol police. >> you're coming forward now a year after this tragedy to thank billy's co-workers and their families for what they did. tell us how they've been present for you and your kids over the past year. we're showing some of the photographs you've shared with us. >> absolutely. right after this happened, and we were all in shock, trying to figure out how

. >> pauley: billy crystal is back on broadway. he'll explain to our tracy smith just how he has grown into his latest role. ♪♪ ♪ oscar, oscar ♪ >> reporter: you might have heard billy crystal sing on stage before, but not like he does in this... ♪ but i never thought i'd get there until now ♪ >> there is an electric feeling. when i sing that young duet when i'm 28, i feel like i'm 28. >> reporter: now, when you get off stage, do you still feel 28? >> no. i feel like 97. >> pauley: on this easter sunday morning, bells are ringing for our seth doane. [bell ringing] >> reporter: the sounds coming from this part of the italian countrysid have not changed much in a thousand years. >> to remove it, you have to smash the mold, outside and inside. so you cannot duplicate it. >> reporter: every bell here is one-of-a-kind? >> absolutely. >> reporter: we'll ring in easter ahead on "sunday morning." [bell ringing] >> pauley: ben tracy tells us about a new legal push to make the fossil fuel industry the next big tobacco. dr. jon lapook talks w

billie eilish is here. [ cheers and applause i'm happy.m the sounds of it, you are as excited as i am that's very, very nice to hear [ laughter ] and you better applaud as much for the next person. [ laughter ] because he has a new job, and right now we don't want to do anything to affect his confidence [ laughter ] he is the mayor of the greatest city in the world, new york city -- eric adams! [ cheers and applause there we go. he'll be joining me tonight. but before we get to all that, former president donald trump praised vladimir putin's "savvy" and "genius" amid u.s. warnings of an imminent full-scale russian invasion of ukraine. and yet even as he was doing that, republicans and right-wing pundits claimed it was president biden who was showing weakness for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: i do not profess to be a foreign-policy expert, by any stretch. most of my foreign-policy experience comes from my magical semester abroad in rome when i dodged out-of-control vespas and fell in with dickie greenl

billy eilish was areat. down well. billy eilish was great- she _ down well. billy eilish was great.ys great. down well. billy eilish was - great. she is always great. bt has a thing probably, the fans would agree with this. they are the most loyal of any music fans and the bts fans would have really enjoyed, it was right at the beginning of the show. a very well choreographed performance by members of bts who actually started off in the audience and then sprung onto the stage and i think this is the stage and i think this is the grammys giving some importance, precedents to bts on the show that perhaps has been lacking in previous grammy award shows that they have been criticised for not giving bts awards. there are only nominated in one category, this year, is performance category. some slightly new ceremony this year, new categories added. well, yes. new categories added and i think the big picture here is that they are trying to shake up the grammy somewhat and i think to a large extent well, in part they have achieved that by moving to las vegas for the first time. it is a new v

he was not billy pilgrim.t is an imagined character based on someone that is what fiction does for. >> a lookil at billy pilgrim as his ptsd rearing its ugly head. don't look at as a character it's more of a feeling, he is not a character. he's not a three-dimensional character at all. so they're trying to do. >> before you were deployed, and then you read it soon after, right? >> soon after. i was in iraq i read away more than i should have had time to do. i was stuck in that weird and when i got out again. i read it, it changes me every time i read it. and i do pull out more things out of it, i realize more about the characters and m him himself and realize even when they say pilgrim he's talking about himself for the one i sent earlier he's talking about billy and rosewater and the hospital and said they're trying to reinvent themselves was a big help it. >> and is been an eye-opening breeding again. >> can i ask a question here? like you're touching on something i really, really want to know and don't unde

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that is what billy taught me. and where the navy nuclear power attacks are. this supports over 2300 jobs. 2300 jobs. that is $275 million. that is not even counting the civilian contractors. jobs in maine, new hampshire and all around the region. this port has even more potential than that. until recently, the attorney basin was only 800 feet long. pilots had to turn around 765 foot shipped and 800 feet. i call that tough parallel parking. it meant that to be safe, some of the ships could only -- only the ships could come out on high tide. they get knocked off course. here is why it matters. after the cargo has been delivered, it can cost $90,000 a day when that ship is import. those costs can get given to you. we widen that turning basin. we got it done. it is easier, faster and cheaper and safer for ships to get on out. we also have announced an investment to dredge another tricky part of a shipping channel where sans buildup. without that, the port id restrictions on what ships can and can't pass through this harbor. instead of turning away business, we ar

billy jean king, it is so great to see you.title nine. how big a deal was it? you lobbied so hard for it. how big a deal is title nine, which really enabled women to play in college sports and in all school sports? >> it is amazing what happened since 1972, title nine was passed june 23rd. and 1972. so, it's really an educational amendment. because sports is so visible, most people think it's sports. but what it was really about is for the first time it broke down the quotas. if you want to be a doctor at harvard, they only allowed 5% of a class to be women and that was all over the country. many times women couldn't get into the school, they would answer by saying i'm so sorry you didn't make it because we already have our quota. what it did is any public high school, college or university that receives federal funding in any way, for the first time, had to spend it equally on girls and boys. so, that was huge. >> let me ask you about tennis. because remarkably, when you were going for pay parity, for equal pay for women in te

edi happens to billie across it, and their phone?— happens to billie across it, and their phone?ld be watching pawn _ their phone? of course not. no one should be watching pawn in - their phone? of course not. no one should be watching pawn in any - should be watching pawn in any workplace, let alone in parliament. parliamentarians should be setting an example and in fact this problem, which i think is a national epidemic has got so bad that we even had stories of parliamentarians looking at pornography in their workplace in the actual chamber of our parliament is a sign that there is a really big problem. 50 is a sign that there is a really big roblem. ,, is a sign that there is a really big roblem. i. _ i. is a sign that there is a really big roblem. i. i. ., ., is a sign that there is a really big roblem. y., y., . ., . problem. so you say you want to wait for the outcome _ problem. so you say you want to wait for the outcome of _ problem. so you say you want to wait for the outcome of the _ for the outcome of the investigation, but on the basis of what you have just said, wou

billy alice was great. _ what has gone down well. billy alice was great.lly alice was great. she is always bts i think probably, the fans would agree with this. they the most loyal of any music fans and the bts fans would have really enjoyed, it was right at the beginning of the show, a very well choreographed performance by members at bts actually started off in the audience and then sprang onto the stage. i think this is the grammies giving some important precedents to bts on the show that perhaps has been lucky in previous grammy award shows. they have been criticised for not giving bts only nominated in one category this year. john batiste in one category this year. john baptiste has — in one category this year. john baptiste has won _ in one category this year. john baptiste has won album - in one category this year. john baptiste has won album of the year there at the grammys. the form we go you your reminder of breaking news that the hong kong leader has said she will not run for a second term as chief executive of the territory. she has served a si

many expected billy i'll is to win for happier than ever. she was nominated 7 times, but went home empty handed. i'm afraid battista nominated 11 times, 15 times. his album we are was inspired by the black lives matter movement. he's best known as the band lead of the late show, but he's also a duly are educated jazz pianist. we are, is his 8th studio album, his only $35.00. and he's recorded and performed with many of the greats, including the wonder prince ed shira. as he also writes a film, songs, another of his 5 wins was for the picks on the soul. now, best new artist olivia rodrigo, with much less of a surprise. she was nominated in all the top categories. she picked up her further to trophies. he's been thinking all her life and she started as a child actress in high school musical. but 2021 was really her breakout year for music. she shot to number one with her debut single driver's license. and it was the 1st song in 2020 wanted to reach 1000000000 streams. and the same year, she also released her debut album sour, which picked up b

i talk to jon batiste, and billy joel. >>> but first, here is my take. all wars are fought twice, the first time on the battlefield, the second time in memory. that's what the vietnamese american journalist once wrote. in the case of russia's invasion of ukraine, the start of the fighting also launched a battle over the history that caused the war. it's worth understanding this intellectual conflict because it will likely shed light on the end game of the actual conflict. at the heart of this historical debate is the question of nato expansion. some have argued that the western decision to admit several countries from the former soviet empire created a deep and lasting resentment in moscow that morphed into full-scale aggression. that case has been made most sharply by the university of chicago scholar john mirshimer as well as others throughout the years. as it happens when nato first started considering expansion, i was one of those advocating caution. while i was not entirely opposed to it, i argued that even as nato admitted polly, hungary, slovakia

i've been a oakland a's fans since i was super little billy ball years. billy martin was the manager and i'm always going to be in oakland, a's fan. i hope they never leave excited but struggling to ignore the giant elephant in the room. talk of the is possibly relocating to los vegas of a deal for a new stadium can be reached. not like that outside the colosseum during a flag raising ceremony, oakland mayor libby chef addressing the back and forth negotiations over plans for a new ballpark on oakland's waterfront, part of a proposed $12 billion redevelopment project at howard terminal is not a yo yo, this is a journey. and i really respect that the aids do need a backup plan absolutely respect that because developing on the california coastline is complicated, but this has been all forward progress striking a positive tone, but the project facing stiff opposition so far from businesses operating at the ports planning advisory committee recommending against the project last month. and a group of ports workers filing a lawsuit to block the project this mon

(voice over) welcome to franklin graham's easter message from ukraine presented by the billy graham evangelistic association, featuring inspirational music from the ukrainian easter choir. good day, this is franklin graham, and it's easter, and normally on easter we say that, “he is risen”" and the response is, “he is risen indeed!” and it's true! the lord jesus christ is alive, and he is risen, and today i am coming to you from lviv in ukraine. ukraine is a country with a rich history. it's a country that has almost one thousand years of church history. it's the breadbasket of europe. their flag is blue over gold representing the blue sky, and the gold, or the yellow, is the harvest. so beautiful, but yet in the middle of all of this it's in the middle of a war, and there have been thousands of people that have died. there are over 11 million people who are displaced at this point. about half of them have gone out of the country. the other half are here, inside ukraine, with no place to go. living with friends or relatives. and some cities have converted factories or aboandoned buildings into w

_ not playing in the davis cup or the billie jean — not playing in the davis cup or the billie jeanl secure penalising the athletes and that is— secure penalising the athletes and that is not— secure penalising the athletes and that is not gone down well with athletes — that is not gone down well with athletes like novak djokovic but also they have come from regions with civil— also they have come from regions with civil strife and they claim they— with civil strife and they claim they have _ with civil strife and they claim they have been very badly affected lry they have been very badly affected by that _ they have been very badly affected by that and they don't really want to see _ by that and they don't really want to see other tennis players in the this particular generation of tennis players _ this particular generation of tennis players being affected in the same way. players being affected in the same way so _ players being affected in the same way. so they have to make this move but it _ way. so they have to make this move but it will_ way. so they have to make this move bu

liz: billie eilish has her own shoes from nike.he nike air force one billy uses recycled materials in her signature oversized style. she said she wanted to respect the original, but also make it around. the nike and billie apparel collection includes a hoodie, sweatpants, and t-shirt, and you can buy on april 25. larry: that was our wardrobe for two years. [laughter] liz: billie eilish. plandemic. larry: yes. the hoodie. the wet shirt -- sweatshirt. it has been cold. mike: yes. i got a warm hug from one of my colleagues. it was nice to see her after two years. look at the snow. yes. more snow. winter weather advisory, 5:00 they 1:00 tomorrow through thursday, one foot of fresh snow 240 500 feet. pretty quiet. lake level. snow showers. mountains. look at the snow thursday, friday, saturday, and tuesday. the resorts that are open will be very happy. so are those that get to ski on that fresh powder. it will feel 10 degrees cooler during the evening because of the wind. when we fall from the 50's into the 40's, wind chills fall into t

our son, billy, turned 5 today. he is this many. i mention it because he is doing very well. people ask me about him a lot. he is healthy, in to spiderman and dinosaurs, he goes to school, buys bitcoin and drives an uber. all of the normal 5-year-old kid stuff. my wife and i will go online and buy stuff without telling each other and all of this stuff comes like an amazon avalanche. yesterday the doorbell rings. he knows the stuff is coming. he is looking to see what it is. who says a s -- he says is amaz god. mostly kids pray for toys. amazon does deliver on those prayers. but i think god would not force his angels to pee in water bottles at work. today is also queen elizabeth's birthday. don't get me wrong. i appreciate the enthusiasm. she turned 96 years old, which is a lot of cucumber sandwiches. mattel has unveiled a queen elizabeth barbie doll. that is what every woman wants, a barbie doll of themselves. it is actually a perfect fit. barbie also lives in a giant house with no job. the doll sells for $75 and comes in regular and malibu queen. don't take it out of the box

billy crystal's amazing. guys, we have a great show tonight.ere tonight. [ cheers and applause my man diplo is here he's got a new album out [ cheers and applause he's gonna be talking to us, and he's performing later in the show with miguel [ cheers and applause stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show" everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: julia louis's character nat gets kidnapped at the end of season one, we all know that. does misty have anything to do with the kidnapping? >> okay. [ laughter ] i heard a strong yes, from over there. >> jimmy: yeah iphone 13ible -without t-mobile, -three... -makes as much sense -two... -as playing hide-in-seek... -one... ready or not, here i come... in the desert. ahhh. really guys? t-mobile has more 5g bars in more places. and now, when you switch, you can get iphone 13 on us, and one year of apple tv+ for free. you're not going to fit in that hole. don't look any further. unlock the full power of iphone 13 on us at t-mobile. who do you think you are, taking up space? m

he's quickly billy, not sure was more than the was immediate. like he was more, it is immediate dumb bus at the advisor will scan them both at the shia in a b. yeah. they did not be won yet endorsed or used and that's on the list you give, but the u. e was only for the middle one, your grain, another my me and does actually, and i'm not sure did it to do it will aware of to them. i wish him that you thought of you just get some wiki can today, appraiser sleep. do me a part of say use of what usa. ringback after events in odessa, the head of the new guns, people's republican unit message nick was left with millions about key of his intentions yesterday, which had been his issue to move these glare below us through another station. i said he was there, it is near most of ukraine was broken, but done thus has stood its ground. mm hm. but was the 1st place ever in history where the globalization and the western hedge of money was stupid by kalashnikov, by very, very different people than they have used to cope with. desperate to resolve issues peace

. >> billy, i was brought down the house but went home empty-handed as did justin jury. of ptolemy lady gaga won best traditional pop vocal album for her work with tony bennett. >> he wasn't there in person due to his battle with alzheimer's. but gaga sang with touching tribute. and of course, we have so much more grammy coverage for you tonight on e t only we're backstage with all the winners. plus the couples and the fashion. we've got all the things you didn't see on the show for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> following a big win last night at the grammys for best rap song. kanye west is dropping out of coachella. >> less than 2 weeks before it begins set to headline on both sunday's according to reports, con is chosen to back out. but the reasons aren't really clear. west had previously suggested he would cancel on coachella if fellow headliner billie eilish didn't apologize to rapper travis scott west said that eilish had insulted scott when she paused the show to help a fan earlier this year. so far, no comment from or coachella. organizers. it's uncl

billie eilish justin bieber and electrifying the crowd at the mgm grand garden arena. while lady gaga performing a tribute to tony benn the the recording academy raising awareness on the war with talents from leslie olsen junior and rachel zegler among others. the years of music celebration hapeening in las vegas for the first time after a spike in covid move the grammys from la for las vegas native became that decision was even more special. some sort of magic that, you know, vegas is just all of us and host of the grammys. and i'm from here and i got my first one here. chris stapleton sweeping the best country album category while being back in front of the fence was fantastic feeling. a lot of what we do this forward because we like that really it is no musician. will trevor noah did make a slight comment about last week's incident with will smith in chris rock's saying. >> this is a concert where we will give out awards and we will do our best to keep people's names out of our mouths reporting from the mgm grand in las vegas. i'm cristian gustavus. >> coming up nex

. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ billy ray was the preacher's son ♪ ♪ and when his daddy would visit he'd come along ♪ ♪ whenround and started talkin' ♪ ♪ that's when billy would take me walkin' ♪ ♪ out through the back yard we'd go walkin' ♪ ♪ then he'd look into my eyes ♪ ♪ lord knows to my surprise ♪ ♪ the only one who could ever reach me ♪ ♪ was the son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ the only boy who could ever teach me ♪ ♪ was the son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ yes he was yes he was ♪ ♪ ooh he was ♪ ♪ how well i remember the look that was in his eyes ♪ ♪ stealin' kisses from me on the sly ♪ ♪ takin' time to make time ♪ ♪ tellin' me that he's all mine ♪ ♪ learnin' from each other's knowin' ♪ ♪ lookin' to see how much we've grown and ♪ ♪ the only one who could ever reach me ♪ ♪ was the son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ the only boy who could ever teach me ♪ ♪ was the son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ yes he was was was ooh ♪ ♪ oh yes he was ♪ ♪ the only one who could ever reach me ♪ ♪ he was the sweet-talkin' son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ the only boy who could ever teach me ♪ ♪ i kissed the son of a preacher man ♪ ♪ the only one who coul

does sweep it up top fort she will be in a small category of people who have done that including billie the world would look great and say that, bts? they have only been nominated for one award, was that surprise you? for one award, was that surprise ou? ~ , ., , for one award, was that surprise ou? ~ , . , ., ., you? when the grammy award nominations _ you? when the grammy award nominations came _ you? when the grammy award nominations came out - you? when the grammy award nominations came out that - you? when the grammy award| nominations came out that was you? when the grammy award i nominations came out that was a you? when the grammy award - nominations came out that was a huge surprise. but was a huge global smash hit so it is surprising why you didn't get into one of those top categories. they are incredible performers and even earlier singles like dynamite introduced them to so many american fans. it could be that bts is considered a boy band of bubble gum pop but they clearly have a big influence on pop music, on global music and i think the recording academy will eventually st

billie eilish, lady gaga, olivia rodrigo and justin bieber arejust some of the stars performing at the hejoins me now from los angeles. i have to say, first it was the oscars and now it is the grammys, an exciting couple of weeks for you indeed. tell me, you know, first time in las vegas, what kind of show are we expecting today? vegas, what kind of show are we exuecting today?— expecting today? well, yes, movin: expecting today? well, yes, moving to — expecting today? well, yes, moving to las _ expecting today? well, yes, moving to las vegas - expecting today? well, yes, moving to las vegas after . expecting today? well, yes, i moving to las vegas after the grammys were postponed. they should have taken place a while ago here in los angeles. they moved to las vegas and were postponed because of rising cases of covid sow in sin city for the first time and this will be the usual musical extravaganza. it will be honouring new and veteran music artist in a way that really only the grammys can do. it is that kind of organisation and also reflected in the nominees that we have in contention

>> i can only [ bleep ] one guy in the [ bleep ], i pick billy. [ bleep ], billy. >> the biden administrationng off illegal immigrants. >> i would like alan duke to come on my [ bleep ]. >> put it on a clock, when their time is finished, it's over. their [ bleep ] is cut off. >> run, run, can't [ bleep ] me, i'm the gin der bread man! >> yes, this 78-year-old is [ bleep ]ing. she does it everywhere she goes. she picked up [ bleep ]ing quickly then ended up as the national chicken [ bleep ]ing champion four years in a row. >> i blooerp my doctor, my eye doctor, my gynecologist. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations to her. we've got a magical show for you tonight. naomi scott is here. we've got music from girl in red, and we'll be right back with the great earvin "magic" johnson so stick around! check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪♪ o ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. what are you doing over there, nick? >> oh -- >> jimmy: nick? >> i'm writing, the "the warmup guy is turning 64." >> jimmy: don barris, the warmup guy, turned 64 this season. congr

they're tough. >> there's much more to see of this conversation with billy joel.. to subscribe, go to cnnplus.com. if you do so right now, your subscription will be 50% off for life. that is cnnplus.com to subscribe. >>> now i want to close this program with a final thought about the crisis in ukraine. or rather about the crises being set off around the world because of the war in ukraine. you have heard about the challenges that western countries, particularly european countries face with regard to their energy security. but in even more dramatic problem is ravaging some of the poorest countries in the world. as energy and food costs rise, many developing countries are finding that they simply do not have the money to import the minimum they need to survive and grow. in sri lanka, a country that had been reforming and growing after years of civil war, the government faces massive protests, has seen most of its cabinet resign and much of its parliamentary support erode, all triggered by huge spikes in prices. now sri lanka's economic problems predate the war in uk

billy eilish refined obviously at the grammys and at the end of her song she pointed to a t—shirt whichighters so her tribute to taylor hawkins during the ceremony was really wonderful to see that in her electric performance. her performance was in water, can you believe that? i don't think everin you believe that? i don't think ever in the oscars history have i seen so actually have to be in water where they were performing so she was always someone who is going to surprise you and do something pretty interesting but her performance was great as well as many other performances. olivia roderigo, and she won, and it has been great so far. it has only been a little bit longer than an hour. the actual telecast is about three hours and they have a pre—telecast where they hand out most of their wards which happens two hours before so the grammys are still under way in las vegas as we speak. lots more still to come in the best new artist, olivia roderigo? hat olivia roderigo? not surprising. _ olivia roderigo? not surprising. a - olivia roderigo? not surprising. a lot i olivia roderigo? not s

billie eilish is getting animated.ns. she will star in when billie met lisa. lisa simpson is discovered by eilish while searching for a private place to practice her saxophone. it airs friday on disney+. eilish performed at coachella overnight. she's fresh off her oscar win, for co-writing and performing the theme song from the james bond movie "no time to die," but getting turned into a cartoon may make her happier than ever. she's 17, 18, so accomplished. >> she's been having a year, back-to-back after last year having a year. >> writing and performing the theme song to james bond. >> lisa simpson has been killing it for years too. >>> you know who else has been killing it for years? harry styles also performed at coachella this weekend debuting two new songs. he set the guinness world record. his song "as it was" racked up more than 60 million streams on spotify. it became the streaming service's most played track in a day. the video racking up more than 363 million views on youtube. the song is the lead single for

they're all billie the kids, you know? hunter used to call himself billie the kid, you know, operating in an outlaw situation. i think that's what he is riffing on there. >> we're all damaged and our own way. nobody's perfect. i think we're all somewhat screwy. every single one of us. you know, depp had a bad abusive father. and he grew up in kentucky and then florida and his mother was a waitress. and she tried to raise them. he got into a band called the kids. and became famous. he was unbelievably handsome and became a matinee idol when they still existed. and just a series of incredible films that people just adored. the pirates of caribbean with him as jack sparrow were the biggest ranking money movies of all time. but there is an old japanese adage, the nail that stands the tallest gets hammered down. and he got pretty tall. his divorce came when the me too world was coming up. and, you know, then his, noi, partying, you know, it catches up with you. you know, you have a long haul. so he's in transition right now. th

finally on a lighter note, i will bring you a clip from my new cnn plus interview with the extraordinary billy joel. >>> but, first, here is my take. when russia launched its attack on ukraine a wide variety of commentators believed that there was at least one silver lining in this catastrophic cloud. putin's assault on the liberal order they hoped would expose and delegitimize the illiberal populist forces that have been surging for years. one commentator speculated that the ukraine war could end the age of populism. another scholar saw it as an opportunity for people to finally reject right wing nationalism. alas, six weeks into this conflict such speculation looks like wishful thinking. in europe two pivotal elections in hungary and france tell the tale. as recently as a week ago it was possible to suggest as an essay in the athletic did that the ukraine world was upending european politics by highlighting the illiberal and efforts of the french -- experts were quoted saying that orban was desperately trying to reframe the events around the war and predicted that the french would now see ma

billy billy in the parking lot people are hitting they will come, they don't even scream.he groans of this, it's just that a man even makes such sounds as if not a man. i heard how a person’s ribs break, like a person, his hands break, a comrade kneels, his hands behind his head give up and he turns around, it turns out he fired a line at him from a machine gun. you are lying on your eyes with a bandage and the whole gym screams from the pain of this person, but soon they subsided there they said that they were generally aware that they slept from corpses in any moment, it was possible to hear at night how i ask the pilots. you sleep, they forced them to answer that we were not sleeping, there was no guarding the sky, they mocked me from the pilots and they said that if the pilots return to russia, then only invalids. here, well, of course, they tied their hands, tied their legs, well, they kicked the police on the head, there were such threats that i can’t on camera how to say i remember they said, like they need to be castrated. there is one more point, it is also very i

>> billy nolen: no, but when you think about it, i-- i look back over the arc of my own career havinghe amount of innovation that has taken place. >> cooper: billy nolen was head of safety for the f.a.a. before being named acting administrator last month. how difficult a certification process is there? because there's a lot of moving parts to this. >> nolen: first, we have to certify the design of the-- of the aircraft itself. and then we look at how it will operate. is it piloted? is it autonomous? we look at where it will operate. so, that means, how do we put it within our nation's air space? so, once it's met that safety threshold, and only until it's met that safety threshold, will we be-- be prepared to certify it. >> cooper: some evtol companies are well on their way. we flew in a gas-guzzling helicopter with one of the frontrunners in the air taxi arms race, joeben bevirt, c.e.o. of joby aviation. he took us to this remote facility in california, where he's testing his evtol, the joby aircraft. as we landed, it felt like the old guard meeting the new. obviously, it's a combina

i've been a oakland a's fans since i was super little billy ball years. billy martin was the manager and i'm always going to be in oakland, a's fan. i hope they never leave excited but struggling to ignore the giant elephant in the room. talk of the he's possibly relocating to los vegas of a deal for a new stadium can be reached. not like that outside the colosseum during a flag raising ceremony, oakland mayor libby chef addressing the back and forth negotiations over plans for a new ballpark on oakland's waterfront, part of a proposed $12 billion redevelopment project at howard terminal. this is not a yo yo, this is a journey. and i really respect that the aids do need a backup plan absolutely respect that because developing on the california coastline is complicated, but this has been all forward progress striking a positive tone, but the project facing stiff opposition so far from businesses operating at the ports seaport planning advisory committee recommending against the project last month. and a group of ports workers filing a lawsuit to block the

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billy knows because he can see in the future and past he is about to be picked up and he grabs a bottle of champagne from downstairs and watches the movie and starts to see it backwards. any of you who know the book you know what i'm talking about because it is so elemental. it's the re- trailing and you see the fires disappear and the bombs lifting up and going back to the day and airplanes going back to the airfield. >> curtis said he didn't want to make a peaceloving model but he found his way around depicting it in that way and it's a fantastic sequence. when i write about it i write in the context of ptsd because that is what my book is about ptsd can be construed as an invention. not to say that it isn't real but the disorder isn't timely nor does it possess an intrinsic unit rather it is glued together by the practices and technologies with which it is studied, treated and represented by the various interests and orarguments. for example they pinpoint the development of the flashback, the telltale sign of ptsd and a lot of us know a soldier so they find the roots in the early 20t

a korean overshoot to billy before the war has a war. the war could be pre ordered, but it has been motivated by the mass. i love that name will be a part of nato, our european union, a $1.01 is the more to waited. i live by a less from, from the georgia. i'm mm. western politicians and they're pliant media have a single and terrifying message if russia is allowed to survive than democracy in the west itself will cease to exist. apparently we live in the most existential of times. in reality, the west is destroying the world order. it may ah, like most of degrees and villages. the settlement of alexandra field was under the terms of the courts, supposed to have been quiet, separated from each of the warring sides by several kilometers. instead, the wall literally came to the settlement streets, along with ukrainian soldiers who in contravention of those same agreements continue with coastal with . busy a civil use month by month, the ukrainian army was closing in on alexandra until they occupied the outskirts of the settlement. or the me

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but looking out of billie stockton's window there's no sign of that and only murky details on when itpen. meanwhile, billie's been taking stock of his dwindling food supply. >> so what are you going to have for supper? >> i have sausages and they gave me a bag of rice yesterday, so simple things like. that. >> do you feel you are trapped in a nightmare? >> it's beyond surreal, you kind of have to pull yourself n mentally out of it to get through it. >> getting through it could take a couple of weeks. the question is will there be lasting fall-out among residents who have rarely if ever felt so abused and mistreated by their government. elizabeth palmer. tokyo. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. how did olay top expensive creams? by staying on top of our game with derm-recommended ingredients in every jar olay regenerist with niacinamide has hydration that beats the 100, 200, even $400 cream for smooth skin, try retinol24 for