also, actor billy gardell is here. he brought his comedic sensibility is to one of the best comedies. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: nomi prins is a journalist who is books include "it takes a pillage." glad to have you back and the program. >> thank you so much. tavis: the parallels are so profound, intentional i assume. or not intentional but timely. >> i think after the last book and seeing how economically devastated we really are sin

billy asked me to call you back. he's on another line. >> tell him we want $225,000 for ring cone. >> billy he wants $225, forricardo rincon. please, yes, i added thelease at the end. okay, hold on one second. >> tell him i'll pay for one when i sell him back for twice, i keep the money. >> okay, so billy says he'll pay for rincon himself, but when he sells him for more money next year, he's keeping the profit. okay, thank you very much. wel call you back. thank u. >> come on! come on! >> rose: (laughs) in his latest book he examine it is roots of the financial crisis in several european countries. it's called "boomerang: travels in the new third word." i'm pleased to have chael lewis backto the table. welcome. you like in movie, d't you? >> it's great. it's great. it's very funny. hard to say why but it really works. >> rose: and maybe oscar stuff, oscar contention. why not? >> rose: why did it take so long? this is a classic story written in 2003 and is appearing eight years later in 2011. >> it was not an obvious

the billy beans? the billy beans aren't on our side.the women that have figured this stuff out, they'y're running hee funds in dallas, texas, in manhattan. the billy beans are the billionaires that are getting richer and richer because they figured it out. they're not regulators getting paid $111,000 at the s.e.c. in washington, d.c. >> boy, that is so true. >> they're making billions and billions. >> okay. it is very true that the nature of our financial industry has become a kind of curse i think that when pay -- when pay started to really skyrocket on wall street and this goes back, this is a culture shift that goes back 30 years, 25 or 30 years. the industry gets harder and harder to regulate. the regulators get easier and easier to capture because the difference between the caliber of the person who is doing the finance and the caliber of person who is doing the regulating grows. >> and the money that they can pay. >> and also the people who are regulators want to be in the industry. so it is very hard to provide an effective check

billy bob thorton and elvis in the zone tonight.and p moments away. [ male announcer ] ntgomery and abigail haggins had a tree that borthe most rare and magical fruit, which provided for their every financial need. [ thunder rumbling ] [ thunder crashing ] and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had gen its last. butith their raymond james finanal advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. ♪ and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. pinhead or patriots in a moment but first the mail. the interview with rick perriry, mark connelly from pennsylvania. governor perry scorned mit romney for switching some political positions but perry used to be a democrat and worked for al gore. kind of a big switch. and from california. marilyn, orlando, florida. mike, north hollywood, california. good interview, bill. gutsy. and richard fox, california. >> i appreciate that, richard. the memo posted on billoreilly.com. and san jose, california. from austin, texas. >> and from omaha, nebraska. because i'm

billy bob, and citing elvis as footnote. patriotic.ti that's it for us tonight.ut the website. i'd like you to spout off from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. any time, any time, any time if you wish to opine. word of the day, no skullduggery when writing to the factor. that's a good word for the kids. again, theangs for watching us tonight. i'm bill ore

billy bob thorton and elvis in the zone tonight. p and p moments away.d or patriots in a moment but first the mail. the interview with rick perriry, mark connelly from pennsylvania. governor perry scorned mit romney for switching some political positions but perry used to be a democrat and worked for al gore. kind of a big switch. and from california. marilyn, orlando, florida. mike, north hollywood, california. good interview, bill. gutsy. and richard fox, california. >> i appreciate that, richard. the memo posted on billoreilly.com. and san jose, california. from austin, texas. >> and from omaha, nebraska. because i'm in a similar position, laura, i know you can't read all the books. i read some of the books but my staff gives me notes on some of them. i was looking for a way to give him a hard time anyway. >> jim from california. >> and laura lee browntree. >> then you were look to be offended, laura lee. i dismissed thest being in consequencal, not the entire case. no one looks out for babies as much as we do. >> "killing lincoln in it's ninth printi

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i can think of nobody better than that billy burton guy., just to be on the same show as him, billy. >> bill: come on, miller. going to come on here and going halloween as burton. hi, i'm bill burton. what kind of candy do you think you are going to get for that routine, miller. >> just to be that close to that genius to touch that cloak. >> bill: i have to get burton on tomorrow to rip you up. >> listen, the fans will love it. that's why they are turning into the factor for bill burton. [ laughter ] >> bill: what are you doing to me, miller? i'm not going to be able to -- i won't be able to book scott bay owe. >> bay owe makes a thousand times more sense. that cat was the deputy press secretary. i haven't seen a deputy that inept since barney five for god's sake. >> bill: i knew it barney fyffe. you ruined the whole program. >> i'm sorry. he is the best i have ever seen. >> bill: and a quick reminder, miller and i will see you for the bolder fresher show at mohegan son in convict cut and signing books before we both get arrested because th

she is joined by billie holiday and correct scott king from baltimore.re are also pioneers like donna shalala and catherine switzer became the first female to officially enter the boston marathon. when she learned of her nomination in march, she commented on how inspiring her fellow nominees were. the same can be said of her. as the first female democratic united states senator, she has spearheaded legislative agendas that have improved all of our lives. from laws promoting equal health care for women to better care for our service men and women and equal access to quality education, she truly believes in the dignity of every life and has been an advocate in the best sense of the word. from her early days as a community organizer, to city council, and finally to congress, it can be easy to forget what a trailblazer she truly is. it is time to add another hall of famer to the list, senator barbara mikulski. our congratulations and heul

>> reporter: billy can be down right salty.'s brand of parenting. >> you know how my dad cured a.d.d.? he would get an inch from your face and say "pay attention!" >> reporter: he mined comedy gold from his two favorite things. his wife patty. >> i'm happily married and i know that because my wife tells me. >> reporter: to his son will. having a kid, do you think it's made you funnier? >> absolutely. it's made my life less about me. his world is where i like to go when i'm not working, because he always has got a box with a half chewed piece of gum, a paper clip and a ball. when those are your priorities, you're not too uptight. >> reporter: he doesn't care about -- >> no, he could care less. not at all. >> reporter: you can bet he is watching his dad on tv along with a lot of other people. >> hold it right there. >> you want to go to jail? >> no, sir. >> then get over there and wash your hands. >> reporter: "mike and molly" average 14 million viewers a week. >> how about what i said? >> did you say something? >> reporter: bill

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you can read an excerpt at cbsnews.com. >>> ahead on the road to billy gard dell >>> billy gardell iswhich is in its second season. >> and working hard in his other job of stand-up comedian. mo rocca caught up with him. >> reporter: it's clear that billy gard dell is having a blast. >> brother? >> come on. >> reporter: he is just getting used to all of the press attention. >> how many have you got? >> reporter: and all of the things you have to do as a tv star. we are talking our walk? you are a legitimate reporter? >> reporter: yes. >> reporter: it's a whole new experience. >> i love it. >> reporter: how many walk and talks have you done? >> this is my second so be jents. >> reporter: for a a guy who says if life were a football game he is at halftime. if you were doing the play-by-play. >> sloppy first half. down ten going into the locker room. but we're a second half team. it's okay. >> reporter: the 42-year-old comic and actor spent more than 20 years doing stand-up on the road with some small parts here and there. >> i got my eyes on you! all the time! >> reporter: until he lande

and billy brown was there. thousands of administrative assistant entered the system. so here we have the aid of the department of human resources making statements, but a lot of them participated in those shenanigans. so my input, besides what i said on item number one, is that you represent us, but we get very little representation in terms of adjudication, process, and some sort of help to the constituents when it comes to the hiring practices. so we fall back on the grand jury's reports. and the least you can do is put a timeline, a sharp timeline, to see that something is done that balances the constituents of san francisco. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you, sir. >> i am patrick. so, interesting to hear supervisor farrell's attempt at comedy

created a family that i based on the early life of billie holiday. then i made her family and she became one of the biggest society women in new york. she has the son who turns out to be lucky's half brother. i have always great people of color because that is the world that i live in. i know that i say that because that is true. many writers have a narrow vision. i am happy that a lot of young people, black and white, start to read this at an early age. tavis: a 400 million books later, there is the evidence. all whole lot of people are reading this. her name of course is jackie collins. her new novel is called "goddess of vengeance." jackie collins, i have enjoyed this conversation. >> so have lied. tavis: -- so have i. tavis: thank you for watching, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with actress laura dern on her new series "enlightened." >> every community has a martin know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where

like the fact that billy cundiff was on his game today. >> so was flacco. -- schaub. lead. uh-oh. >> year, the texans have a very explosive offense. that was a big potheout one-on-one with ed reed. >> ravens counter. flako to torry smith. loved the way the rookie played today. set up the country ditch field goal. >> we're going to start to realize that you cannot outthrow this young man. >> ravens' next possession. joe flacco with protection, and it's anquan boldin on the receiving end. >> what a great chasm. johnathan joseph, one of the premier defensive backs in the lead. but q is one of the premier wide receivers in the national football league. >> that's been that way for years. ray rice in the quarterback, hammering out the win on the ground put it inside the 5. he finish with the 101 yards. >> that second half surge for that offensive line. running it very effectively and ricky williams for that touchdown. big job, big opportunity to seal the deal for that offensive line. >> 46-14. interesting play, late fourth quarter. schaub to jones. ruled a first down. harba

there's not a release date set yet, but billy said it'd be late next year. it's a script billy co-wrote, stars in, directs, and it's marvelous, funny, serious, and i know you'll all really enjoy it, and it was an honor to do it. billy called me, we've been friends, he said, listen, i need a band, young guys who understands 60s music. i said, i think i can help you. the guys auditioned, got the gig, and he was grateful, and he said, that worked out. thank you so much. we have not filled the keyboard spot. you know, they used to sometimes have an older guy in the band. [laughter] i said, oh, i can do that, yeah i can do that, 10 he graciously put me in, and he said there's an another line, you get to say one line, only one line in a short scene, but you get to do it to bobby duvall, and i said i'm in for that, no doubt about that. >> what was the line? >> i can't remember. [laughter] you'll have to wait for the movie. >> on the website then from a revenue stand point, you don't do the add america thing? it's all sponsored per section? >> it is, but before joel

setting up one of billy cundiff's 5 field goals.ravens ...d by fourr willlams punches it in for his first ravens touchdown.final texans. the purple and black improve to 4 and 1. it was emotional against a good opponent good team.. they madeit tough for us to do thingssthroughout tte game he ravens say they are even morr confident now, aater pulling ouu a close game in the 4th quarter. but what do the fans think abouu this nail-biter? joelld. smith is live at panera in towson with that... plus coach harbaugh's brother gets in a scuffle aater his game. good morning joel d. it was a big week in the nfl. nfl. greet win for the showinn you what the other city's front page looks like... (ad lib) let's look at that 4th quarrer agaii. we all wondered.. do the ravens have what it takes tt win a close game, not just one where they dominate likk in the rest of their wins this year. we got the ravens score the final 16 points of this game and go on to win 29-14. how did they do it? haloti ngata says it was jedi mind that. 3 3 3 llve in towson, joel d. pm

could you have taken out billy blanks? >> no. i think billy blanks would have taken me down. kept it up for a little while. there is a lot of pain involved. they become part of pop culture. that's the from thing about that film. grown over the years in generations that people recognize it, just even based on catch phrases and images. it's amazing. >> gretchen: it's hard to previous how many years ago you shot that movie 'cause now you're the father of teen-agers. >> yes, i am. >> gretchen: are they driving yet? >> one is driving and one is learning. my daughter is 19. she's a good, safe, knock wood, driver. and my son and i are working together on a program through state farm that helps let parents know about a way to teach their kids effectively how to drive. it's a free on-line program called "road trips." i'm doing it with my son. log on to the site and -- >> steve: there it is. >> they got video footage. 'cause you're a parent, you don't necessarily know how to teach someone how to drive. you often overlook some of the fundamental basics. >> brian: like don't go up the cu

hey, billy.ou asked me to do. >> i asked you to do three. >> yeah. >> to evaluate three players. >> yeah. >> how many did you do? >> 47. >> okay. >> actually, 51. i don't know why i lied -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. he learned a lot. he learned a lot from the great jonah hill. "moneyball" is in theaters everywhere friday. we'll be right back with more "late night," you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that can of pledge under your sink isn't just a great way to clean wood. pledge is also gentle on leather. safe on stainless. missed a spot. great for shining motorcycles... wood? come on. it's pledge. car seats and dashboards. hey there! it cleans laminate furniture... or whatever that was. even granite. today, pledge shines a whole lot more than just end tables. [ male announcer ] for a quick dusting, try pledge wipes. [ female announcer ] sc johnson, a family company. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through.

speaking of money, did any of you put a bid in on the billy the kid picture here in denver? [laughter] it was william coke who won the american cup bought it. a lot of big bidding going on. yes? oh, what? >> one more question. >> let's let this lady come over here. >> sir, you did say something about a thoughtful question. i hope i can ask one. you and i come nearly the same place. i was born in east st. louis about five years before you were. i very much appreciate your presentation. the question-comment conversation, i've been a listen of peter boyles for some time, heard him this morning and heard you as his guest. you seemed to apply your talents to some pretty real people. you disparage somewhat, i think rightly, the hollywood fictionalizing of some of these people. i'm a person whose very depressed with the way our country is going. i just wonder if you can throw your e view of the country, the economy today, if you would say 100 years from now, how would you reflect on the mess we're in today? [laughter] >> well, it's interesting because some of the reviewers of the c

were middle class while they were spending borrowed money are starting to feel the wrong end of a billy club or senior kids feel the want of a billy club so what they saw before when minority kids were getting beat up on television or others that's something alien to then they're going to internalize it very quickly and you're going to see a huge turnaround i think in the public's perception of where they stand in relation to the power structure that's a direct consequence of the police beating people up who are making legitimate demands basically for the right to live in security ok and that it's a media coverage than yourself you're a journalist all right after the show down on broken branch and there have been as some people have had them on the show as well claiming that means us and he didn't seem to witness that and what is your take on that was needed coverage prevention with what exactly what was happening on the streets i'll say first of all thank god for or to come because the coverage here has been horrible to the extent that it is just been covered at all it's been covered e

the ravens were up by two.joe flacco airs it deep down the field for anquan boldii.that's pne of billy cundiff's 5 field gools.ravens ... lead by four. ii the ourth quarter....ricky first ravees touchdown.purple and blackkimporve to 4 and 1. final score... 29 to 144.. over the texans. ii was eeotional against a good opponent good foo uu tt do things throuuhout the game the ravens were finally in a close game in the 4th quarrer, and proved they this mean the fans are even more confident following the game? joel d. smith is live at panera inntowson with that, and more reaction rom the team. good morning joel dd 3 greattwin for 3 3 some peoole will do anything for a freebie...some very adventurous diners chowed down on cockroachhs at six flags over georgia saturday.anyone who successfully ate a madagascar hissing cockroach amusement park. coming up on the early over a decade in the making. maaing.nats of aretha pinging... 3 we take you inside the deeicatioo ceeemony... of the martin luthhr kiig junior monument... in washinnton ddc. ((break 1)) 3&(((ump in)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 ((tr

. >> come on, billy. come on, billy, let's go, come on, belly, let's go! come on, billy, let's go!it that. [booing] >> get up here! come on! >> i'll give you one more chance, bill. >> i'm not high-fiving you on a war? i'm sorry. >> no just because we are feeling good. >> no, having a conversation. sit down. >> yeah! >> what is the problem then with helping those people that need help? >> you help the people who need help, not the people who refuse to work. you know, nine percent, nine percent of the american population is addicted to substance. are you going to help them? are you going to pay all their bills in is that what you want to do. >> first of all, i don't believe you. >> okay. >> that comes from the department of health and human services. >> i can't prove it but i don't believe you. >> would you like to make a bet? would you like to bet me on that stat? >> i'll bet you a paycheck in. >> happy to do it. come on, let's go, let's go. happy to do it. >> oh, no. >> i'm not going to do it. >> now we are sure that was all in good fun or at least we hope so. and could it be a fre

it was an honor to disappear but the shortest billy called me. we've been friends for a long time. he said i needed them. and it's some young guys and some 60s music. so i found some guy, they auditioned and got the gig. he is grateful and coming back and said he worked out. we have until the keyboard spot. you know, these do sometimes have an older guy. [laughter] is that i can do that, yet i can do that. so he graciously put me in and said there's this other line. you could say one line. it's a short saying, but you get to do it to bobby duval. is that i'm in for that, man. no doubt. [inaudible] >> i can't remember. you'll have to wait for the movie to come out. >> on your website from a revenue standpoint come you don't have the add network and click install specifically sponsored perception? >> it is, but before joe gives the correct answer, let me say when we discussed this, one of the things we both decided was we were really not wanting those flashy, ugly pop-up ads that continue to distract you, spin around, look silly and are a pain in the to deal with. so joe came up with

stay tuned. >> reverend billy graham's son, reverend franklin graham goes on the record in 60 secondst let's go to the headlines. >> thank you. hundreds of protesters in oakland marching this very hour toward city hall. the occupy wall street protesters are being met by police officeners riot gear. the march comes hours after police removed some 170 demonstrators who have been staying overnight on the plaza outside of city hall. 85 people have been arrested. you are looking at live video. and turkey is specking a flood of assistance as they try to recover from a massive earthquake. the death toll from sunday's 7.2 quake is 459. many more victims remain buried under thousands of collapsed building in eastern turkey. but scenes like this are keeping hopes arrive appear 2 week old baby girl, her mother and grandmother were pulled out alive today from their apartment building. >> well, no one has done what he has. 215 million people, 185 countries, reverend billy graham has preached to more live audiences than anyone else in history. now at age 92 pref rand graham has a brand new book. it

billy crystal and company nearly 25 years later. >>> thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> a grandmother convicted of her two-year-old granddaughter. the the punishment she will face. good morning. with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. perce here is adam. they morning. is friday morning. a little bit of fog. some visibility's will be reduced. get a little bit thicker. notice this is 100. that is the relative humidity. this indicates that the air is saturated. 47 degrees. a cool start today. 43 degrees in frederick. at this.sunshine look the we will break 80 degrees. it to be very sunny. a lower 80s. here is the middle part in next week. >> busy traffic. start in southern maryland. they are doing some striping. all the traffic going north goes up. the things are quiet. this is the beltway university boulevard. is the outer loop. in virginia, they have construction. he can only access the exit. traffic is on there. he can get 50. >> thank you. it is 4:32. a grandmother is found guilty of first-degree murder. date rejected the defense that in

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kicker billy condon in a win over the houston texans. kicks were critical in the riches superbowl.ston took the lead. ravens did respond with joe flacko going deep with two connections, and ray rice on the ground would roll up 100 rushing yards, this long run lead to another touchdown that helped the ravens beat the texans 29-14. >> >> i don't care whether we run it, pass it, we need to execute and today, it was a day that it didn't look pretty at first, but in the second half, we got it all together and joe flacko made some of the throws that he made. >> i think it was huge for us. now, we have to move on. we have a long week. we have jacksonville coming up. we ain't sleeping on nobody, no matter what their record is. >> we have a team that knows how to win. they found a way to win against a real tough team. >> reporter: you heard ray lewis mention jacksonville, monday night football. that's where the ravens go next. jacksonville, a loser at pittsburgh on sunday. back to you. >> >> ravens will be in jacksonville and back on "wjz" tv you can see the game with jacksonville live righ

she is run by fellow baltimore and billie holiday and coretta scott king.re also pioneers like the longest serving secretary of health and human services. when barbara mikulski learned of her nomination in march, she commented on how inspiring her fellow nominees were. the same can be said of barbara mikulski. as the first field of democratic united states senator, she spearheaded legislated in jet is that approval of our lives from lost promoting equal care for women to better care for servicemen and women an equal access to quality education. she truly believes in the dignity of every life and has been an advocate in the best sense of the word. from our early days as a community organizer 2 city council and finally to congress, it can be easy to forget the trailblazer she is. in a town full of by, call for members like johnny unitas and cal ripken, it is time to add another to the list, senator barbara mikulski. our congratulations and heartfio

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