the difference i think bob levinson and billy riley is bob levinson had been an fbi agent whereas billy a confidential human source. he didn't have the training. he aswas a freelancer. he was one of these people scooped up my the fbi and discarded at their leisure. so it's a little bit different. >> kenny thurber, can you hear me? of global nomad. i was wondering if you sought any similarities between billy and his journey. this is in the digital age and john walker when, the american callahan who also was interested in islam, went over there as you america. >> good question and also you're getting to a deeper point which is that such things happen some times from time to time.maybe this isn't such an isolated case but the difference is that billy never expressed an interest to take up arms for russianinterests . his interests seemed to be more academic if you will. on one hand. and on the other hand, he lusted for adventure. this was someone he was 28 years old and always lived with his parents. his life had been consumed by the phone and computer and i think he was more interested in

but billy story had shades of that. also with technology, because billy was in high school when 911 happened and he was immediately drawn to global conflict, to world religions, to foreign languages. and he was able to to follow these interests online because he was he was in adolescence at the same time that the internet itself was in an adolescence, social media was just developing. and so these two forces came together and they enabled billy to to teach himself russian and teach himself arabic, just in his own home, on his computer, on his phone, and also develop a real expertise, specifically in the middle east, just following his own personal interests. and then ultimately, the thing that led him to the fbi was his ability through the internet to contact people who were living lives of great stakes internationally. here was a kid living in oxford, michigan, just north of detroit, a pretty slow paced life. and he wanted his life to matter. okay. but i have to say that i came away thinking like i wasn't sure that the

this character billy riley.think we should start the human piece of this because i'm always interested to peel back the or in a little bit and what we journalists do you are clearly a fierce investigative reporter and yet i think i must've been a personal story of this young man that kind of captured your attention. tell us why bill o'reilly and why you told the story. first of all thank you for graciously hosting this event and to politics and prose for doing likewise and everyone who has come tonight. when i first heard of the story i immediately saw its narrative potential. i saw that it was a story about big institutions major geopolitical events and at its heart it was a story about one person. young man who was trying to find his way in the world and the post-9/11 world. billy riley for me was a bridge between the global war on terror and the war on ukraine. >> expand on that a bilittle bi because it's kind of a oc provocative thought. the war on ukraine for many americans part of this is a chronology issu

totonight -- billy y eichner." "monarch," actor and musician, beth ditto an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with craig reynolds ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well, and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news well, it's wednesday, so it is time for donald trump's crime of the week what is it this week did he tie a lady to some train tracks did he blow up city hall oh, massive tax fraud, the old classic. [ laughter ] new york attorney general letitia james today filed an over 200-page civil fraud lawsuit against former president trump, several of his children, business partners in the trump organization i'd say he needs a good lawyer, but that's been true for a while now. [ laughter ] in the new lawsuit filed today, new york attorney general letitia james alleges that the trump organization deceived lenders, insurers and tax officials by inflating the value of his properties. even worse, he lis

the legendary billie jean king on the impact of the battle of the sexes >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. former president donald trump appears in some ways to be owning the distinction of being the only president or ex-president to be photographed for a mug shot the trump campaign today fund-raising off the historic jailhouse photo that overnight became the icon for a period unlike anything this country has seen. mr. trump and 18 co-defendants in the georgia election case all now arrested and booked ahead of today's noon deadline. for the former and potentially future president, his fourth arrest since the spring, leaving him to face a combined 91 criminal counts. mr. trump still facing arraignment in georgia next month where he will face a judge and enter a plea on charges of being part of a conspiracy that used unlawful means to try to overturn his 2020 election loss there. blayne alexander reports tonight from atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump is speaking out about that unprecedented photograph seen literally ar

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and billie jean king was at the forefront of that change for all that she accomplished while playing,rand slam titles but also a pioneer, whose efforts for equal rights and equal pay transcended the sport. 50 years ago, king found herself at the forefront of change in june of 1973, she brought dozens of fellow athletes together for a vote to form the women's tennis association it would give the top female tennis players a united voice for the first time and help them make a living playing the sport they loved were you worried there was a chance this could fail >> yes i was very worried. >> reporter: how would you describe the energy in the room? there is so much at stake there. >> they were very quiet. but they were listening and i gave them the old pep talk think about 50 years ago and how big that would be. anyway, they voted yes. >> reporter: the u.s. open also made history later that year, becoming the first grand slam to offer equal prize money to male and female champions, all thanks to king's determination and her threat of a potential boycott. what were you being told at the t

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billy banned. vunipola joins owen farrell on the suspended list with england's rugby world cup plans in disarray. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest, and what a day for great britain'sjosh kerr, he's taken gold in the men's 1500m after a thrilling race in hungary. the olympic bronze medallist, timed his surge to perfection, he was neck and neck with norway's jakob ingebrigtsen going into the final 200m, before breaking his rival in the final50. the 25—year—old clocked a season's best 3.29.38 seconds to make his first podium at a world championships. but it was history repeating itself for ingebrigtsen. the reigning olympic champion, beaten into silver as he was in similar circumstances at the last world championships in eugene. the day and the gold though belonging tojosh kerr. it's been a long time coming. it's quite an overwhelming experience. but i'm so proud of myself, i'm so proud of my team and my family, they got me here. i

a champion billie jean king on the first night of the u.s. open. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. residents along the gulf coast are bracing for tropical storm idalia which is expected to become a major hurricane later today before making landfall tomorrow. governor ron desantis has already declared a state of emergency for much of florida. those in low-lying areas are now evacuating while others are stocking up on supplies. cristian benavides is in tampa with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. millions of americans are in idalia's path. and with the storm set to rapidly intensify, it's expected to bring with it strong winds and life-threatening storm surge. after thrashing through western cuba yesterday, idalia is expected to hit florida's west coast in less than 24 hours. >> this is going to be a major impact and floridians should expect this storm will be a major cat 3 plus hurricane. >> reporter: in tampa, the shelves at this target are already bare while residents also fi

for her to say ah, ah, ah, you, billie jean king how does that feel >> it feels great.ration >> you, billie jean king how does that feel >> from her interview, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the women's tennis association. that is astounding to see how she said that, like, wow, never thought of that. >> so many women think of her that way >> thanks >>> a history-making mug shot. the picture worth a thousand words, as former president trump

. >>> and 50 years after the legendary battle of the sexes tennis icon billie jean king brings a new message of equality. we're rallying into your monday. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica layton. >> and i'm vinita nair. >>> local on maui had a scare when a brush fire erupted. this latest fire burned 10 acres and forced limited evacuations before firefighters put it out. the fire silence did sound in the area. lahaina authorities came under intense criticism. >>> florida is bracing for a potential hit from a hurricane. idalia is expected to gain strength before making landfall within the next 48 hours. ron desantis has issued a state of emergency, he is mobilizing more than 1,000 national guard members to help support any impacted areas. coming up on "early today" michelle grossman will have an update on the storm's path. >>> we are learning more about the horrific attack in jacksonville, florida, where a gunman opened fire at a dollar general store killing three black victims. police say before the rampage at the store the shoot

billy? with a few investment banking companies, and they have talked to me, and they've told me that if i needed help with investors, bringing on investors and coming up with the proceeds in order to purchase those brands, the bud family brands, be right there in line to help me. stuart: when you say the bud family brands, that's bud light and, what else? all -- >> it would be, of course, what by family started with. my great grandfather, and it's in the book, how he started budweiser back in 1876 and how he made it a household american name. and it would be that brand, it would be the bud light brand and all the other brands that have budweiser on it. stuart: it wouldn't come cheap, because that's a big deal. billy, thanks very much for being with us. if you make any progress in buying back the brand, we want to hear about it. thank you, billy busch. >>> bud light just renewed its sponsorship of a team for the 2023 nfl season? larp. lauren: the washington commanders, the team that changed t

but billy are the coach of the team and she was the one that produced the and billy was an incredible coach. she had won a national championship at cal state fullerton, went on to win a national championship at ucla. she lives out in southern california now. i was really so happy to have a chance to interview for the book, she, i guess you could say, if you think about pat and this, you know, demanding successful stern coach that was billy moore and pat summitt learned from her credits her as her role model, you know, and really a mentor, lifelong mentor in coaching. and so we were really fortunate that that's you hired to be the coach this team. she was the perfect person for the job demanding excellence from this group of women again to do something that had never attempted before. so yeah, and i think that's a great segue into, you know, we know when we've and we know that, you know, millie made some, you know, basketball on the court but your book about so much more than that and if you could just talk a little bit about why you chose to approach your book that way. yeah. so with

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[cheers and applause] >> game, set, match to billie jean king. >> reporter: billie jean on the court tennis icon threatened to boycott the following year over equal pay, rally and her fellow female players to do the same. it worked, and the tournament became the first sporting event in the world to award the same prize money to male and female competitors. >> we have set the standard for so many other sports, especially women's sports. >> reporter: her legacy recognized at the start of this year's open by former first lady michelle obama. >> let us remember that all of this is far bigger than a champions paycheck. this is about how women are seen and valued in this world. >> reporter: a tribute fit for a king. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >> norah: well, billie jean king started a movement, and there is still more work to be done. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> he said, "can you write out a check and give my girlfriend $400?" >> judge judy: that's not this person. >> no. >> announcer: but his nanny thought he'd make it right. >> he sa

please welcome billy porter! >> jimmy: welcome back to the show you know, a lot has happened since you've been on the show last >> yes >> jimmy: yeah, and now you just became a two-time tony winner congratulations. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> two times >> jimmy: two times! >> "a strange loop." >> jimmy: a strange time >> "a strange loop" is one of the greatest musicals -- >> jimmy: yeah >> i've ever seen. make sure you get your tickets >> jimmy: go see "a strange loop." >> and go see it, yeah >> jimmy: how do you get involved with "a strange loop" >> the producer, barbara whitman, called me up. and she said she was looking for celebrity producers. and the story is about -- you know, it follows a queer -- >> jimmy: yeah >> man's story as he tries to, sort of, figure out his way as a writer, musical theater writer in show business. and i had seen it off broadway and never in a million years -- i thought it was brilliant never in a million years did i ever think it would make it to broadway because broadway didn't ha

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like, why didn't billy carter and donald nixon and neil bush and roger clinton get special counsels?nk of merrick garland's role in all of this. >> i think the problem is this is an extraordinary time. we have a sitting, the former president of the united states under indictment in four places. and we have a particularly -charged environment, political environment. this guy was effectively, u.s. attorney weiss, was effectively a special counsel as it was, given his mandate to basically do whatever he felt he needed to do. why not make it official in just eliminate any issues and then get a report on the backhand? understand if you are hunter biden or the biden family, you can't be happy with this. but look, this is a whirlwind, literally. >> let me just ask you, george, i think there's also the political dimension of this as well. you rightly point out, there will be a report, there will be a process. that is important to respect the process. but there is also the very real narrative that republicans are clinging to, as you point out. trump faces multiple federal criminal indictments

you earn it and win it in every generation. >> billie jean king.brave." at the end of the song, sara and the whole crowd put on those shades which we showed you a moment ago. they matched the ones billie jean king wears in this year's u.s. open theme art. we sent some back to the studio. let's put them on to pay homage to the wonderful, the great billie jean king, shall we? >> thank you, lara. we'll be right back. king, charlie? >> thank you, we will be right back. (vo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body... ...regulate blood sugar... ...and mounjaro... ...can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro... ...lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not... ...for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro if you're allergic to it,... ...you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer,... ...or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro... ...and call your doctor right away... ...if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or

we actually have a photo of billy jones and walt disney. we're actually friends to the point where walt wanted the number two engine to operate in disneyland. originally before billy convinced and encouraged him to get his own engine so that it would have its own history rather than erasing the history of the number two. after he died in 1968, a group of businessmen came together to make sure his legacy endured and moved the train here to oak meadow park. today the tradition continues. what are we going to go on? did did they come in here since his daddy was his age? i like to enjoy. and while it's not free anymore or the railroad says prices are kept as low as possible, what's the first thing i said? the um. if it was overpriced, we couldn't do it. but if it was price and the budget, we could do it. just $3 gets you a seat. have you been on this train before? oh, yeah. oh, yeah. what do you like about the train? the ocean takes you back. childhood and new memories for our boys. yeah. it gets you a ride past los gatos creek and through the

now billy sheridan was a the manager of athletic for bethlehem steel. he also ended up being leo's famous coach. you may know that lehigh over the years has been famous for wrestling. so billy sheridan, a very pivotal character here, charles schwab. 1917, before america joined, though, the war effort, he knew that america would join the war effort. so he had a billy sheridan form an amateur steelworkers only baseball team. once again, healthy workers better predict most more workers by the time 18 rolls around. and america's war effort is really intense and bethlehem steel, if you can believe it or not. back then produce 40% of the munitions and 60% of the guns for america. and 65% of the guns and munitions for america's allies, great britain, france and russia. so it still was a big deal. schwab knew that his workers were working way past overtime. they some major recreation and so came up with a great scheme. the secretary for war for america had declared america needed workers badly, soldiers badly because they joined the war very. and the secretary

when sherman captures billy goat hill? and by the way, let me just mention that as i veteran of the u.s. naval academy, billy goats are pretty important. i just don't. one should be embarrassed about capturing billy goat, but he takes this hill. should we talk about football? we will not talk about the last 14 years in a row. we get to talk about. so sherman takes this hill and clay burns men on the act on tunnel hill the actual end of missionary ridge here all this cheering. they're throwing their hats in the air there. so because they think they've got the end and as they're going to roll, they go, oh, we're going down into those swell. and then up again, there's another hill and that's where clayburn is. and it's one of the remarkable unit defenses of a geographical position in the entire war. the other most famous one is little round top. yeah, at gettysburg, which is where joshua lawrence chamberlain with a well, really a reinforced regiment. regiment and a half if you would, defends that position against superior for

billy raised more than 26 million, defrauded over 100 investors in the process26 and billy was arrestedshortly after, convicted and sentenceddo to six years in prison. but afte ir serving four of thoe years and having some time to think about what he's done. is abilly is a free man and hatd a new idea. yrfyre festival two. my fi >> in my firstrs year, the wor i partnered with one of the biggest and best tv companies in the world to produce a documentarey called after the fire. i've also worked with one of the biggest production bis to sign a deal to produce fyre festival, the broadway musical. and finallfestivaly today we are announcing fyre festival, too. guys, this is your chance to gets yon in. >> this is everything i've been working towards. let's go. jess festival founder billyal mcfarland joins me now. >> billy, what's wrong's wrong with you, jesse? good to be here. and it is so hard to watch h myself in a tiktok video, but can you believe that literally sold tickets out from likebeli,o okay, but seriously, what youag what are you doing here agaiaino with the fyre festival? >> so

we actually have a photo of billy jones and walt disney.y friends to the point where walt wanted the number two engine to operate in disneyland. and originally before billy convinced and encouraged him to get his own engine so that it would have its own history rather than erasing the history of the number two. after he died in 1968, a group of businessmen came together to make sure his legacy endured and moved the train here to oak meadow park. today the tradition continues. what are we going to go on? did today? we've been coming here since his daddy was his age. i like to engine and while it's not free anymore, the railroad says prices are kept as low as possible. what's the first thing you said? the if it was overpriced, we couldn't do it. but if it was priced and the budget, we could do it just $3. get you a seat. have you been on this train before? oh, yeah. oh, yeah. what do you like about the train? the ocean takes you back. childhood and new memories for our boys. yeah. it gets you a ride past los gatos creek. and through the 12 ac

billy has had no influence on u.s. policies or actions concerning lydia in the past and he will have no influence in the future. our political history is full of stories about presidential families and relatives. other people have tried to use them to gain pay their -- gain favor with incumbent demonstrations. -- i administrations -- incumbent administrations. to keep this problem from recurring, i have asked my counsel to draft a rule that will have any employee of the federal -- that will bar any employee of the federal branch from dealing with any member of the president's family under any circumstances that creates the reality or appearance of improper favor or influence. host: jimmy carter back in 1980, announcer: we are going to leave this program to keep our 40 year commitment to covering congress. no votes are scheduled. you are watching live house coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speake

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>> i was with billie, and kendall, and hailey. shahawn mend. >> y yes >> w well, amazizing i'i'll see youou in there.e. >> thank you >> we'll party it up you look awesome >> thank you >> shawn mendes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what >> okay. >> jimmy: why shawn mendes >> i don't know. i just love -- i love a jersey accent, okay but okay, here was the thing about that that's the one that i thought was like the most funny. like i thought something was going to happen with that one when i watched it because i was like, why -- why did i do that >> jimmy: yeah >> but then the jack one was the one. >> jimmy: the jack one was the one. but shawn mendes - >> shawn mendes. >> jimmy: it makes no -- he's not from jersey. there's no reason to do that to him. >> he's from canada. >> jimmy: yeah it makes no sense. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk about -- well, you have -- congrats on your podcast >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "anything goes." but i really want to get into this and explain this to me, because you have your own

we actually have a photo of billy jones and walt disney.e're actually friends to the point where walt wanted the number two engine to operate in disneyland. originally before billy convinced and encouraged him to get his own engine so that it would have its own history rather than erasing the history of the number two. after he died in 1968, a group of businessmen came together to make sure his legacy endured and moved the train here to oak meadow park. today, the tradition continues. what are we going to go on? did did they come? been coming here since his daddy was his age. i like the engine. and while it's not free anymore, the railroad says prices are kept as low as possible. what's the first thing you said in the if it was overpriced, we couldn't do it. but if it was priced and the budget, we could do it just $3 gets you a seat. have you been on this train before? oh yeah. oh yeah. what do you like about the train? the ocean takes you back. childhood and new memories for our boys. yeah, it gets you a ride past los gatos creek and throu

we actually have a photo of billy jones and walt disney. we're actually friends to the point where walt wanted the number two engine to operate in disney land. originally before billy convinced and encouraged him to get his own engine so that it would have its own history rather than erasing the history of the number two. after he died in 1968, a group of businessmen came together to make sure his legacy endured and moved the train here to oak meadow park. today the tradition continues. what are we going to go on? did did they come in here since his daddy was his age? i like the engine. and while it's not free anymore, the railroad says prices are kept as low as possible. just $3 gets you a seat. it gets you a ride past los gatos creek and through the 12 acre park. we never really went outside outside of the day, and now i live in mountain view with my family and i found this place and my boys. i have three boys. they love the train. $3 will also get you on the bill mason carousel built in 1915. it joined the railroad in 1991 and beckons yo