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

thank you both we'll walk over to billy in a second.from something designed for heavy lifting to what we're about to witness now. >> it's amazing how much of the technology crosses over we started in military space working with lockheed martin where you're right, it's all about carrying loads. but then we moved into the medical space and started with people who had complete pair pleej ya, when we found we needed to work with people like billy, for example, and they want to contribute their own strength to it, we ended up using military technologies to make it happen. >> how does this work? you say using their own strength. how does this work? >> what it does it has an adaptive variable assist mode where it will look at their steps over time and see how they are doing and decide just how much assistance they need and provide that much. a lot of times the clin igs wants them to get as much exercise to the muscles as they possibly can. stroke is an area where that's very much so the case. >> you look at the technology and we'll walk over t

and billie holiday learned something here. she wasn't allowed in a lot of stores and she promised she would never bow her head to any white man. she said screw you, i am an american citizen and i will do what i want and that is where the stalking and killing of holiday began. harry had a rule no african-american could be the boss of white guy but it was hard to send a white guy into that area to stalk her. he employed a man name jimmy fletcher and he followed her. and he fell in love with her and felt ashamed of what he did next. he busted her she was on trial and said the trial was the united states versus billie holiday. she is sent to prison and when she got out she can not sing. you need a license to perform anywhere alcohol was served and they would not give it to her. her friend said what is the cruelest thing you can do to a person? take away the thing they love. so with these addicts all over the world is what we do. i went out with a female chain gang who will never work again with a criminal history. and holiday rela

now, billy speaking of hacking you are my go to hacker here. apple says they have a three step identify case process. they are saying that apple pay is safer i think they use a code, a cryptogram, so after all that you have heard, should we trust apple pay? and their three step verification, should i ditch my wallet. >> i think apple has done a pretty good job, as far as other -- hey, the organization that's going to process my payment has to make me whole. that's not the case in every payment system that we have so people have become accustom to that, credit carts i think the limit right now is $50 if there's a fraud to ocurbed and you will get that money back, or you went have to pay them, that doesn't apply to every payment system. the company that is processing that may not have to refund that so you, we don't have the same protections as when it comes to credit card apps. >> thanks again to the rest of the guests, until next time, we will see you online. libya's army chief calls for international help as u.n. brokered peace talks are set t

i had no idea. >> billy: yeah, me either. but i guess that's the point, huh? learning new things, trying not to step on people's toes, trying not to act like an idiot. >> victoria: that's how i was today with ben. i was just trying to comfort him, you know, and all the things that i said to him were just so off the mark.

billy... chambers? billy chambers is the mole?! i assumed he went off the grid.n cold blood with a pair of scissors and got away with it i'd skip town and never be heard from again. huck? billy chambers had to go. and you made me promise i wouldn't kill him... (breathes deeply) so i hired out. (charlie) oh! hold the elevator! aah! wait! please, wait! whatever you're getting paid to do this, i'll double it!

we went from art kelly ignition re mix. >> seriously. >> to billy jean. spotify got me back, chris. i'm back in now. >> waffles chris ya. >> cream puff. hi chris. >> good morning, guys, rose pedal cafe, chelten avenue. one of 14 different kind of waffles they macon, yes international waffle day. >> we will meet two love birds, husband and wife, started this venture two years ago, a loft smiling faces here this morning for good reason, mike alex. this place rocks. >> looks like it does. looks pace i. >> you can put your fingers through my kitchen. let's not do it on air though. >> you can -- (laughing). >> talk about jay and bae. >> yesterday afternoon about 4:00 twitter exploded because, and facebook, too i saw it first on facebook, that says jay-z and his wife, we bans -- beyonce, are building $20 million penthouse at fifth and walnut. so says they are planning to purchase 500 walnut, of course that new residential can dough building, just broke ground couple of weighing ago and you will see independence hall lauren, you are there now, can you just pictu

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

does billy ever surprise you? he had no intent in doing it, and usually i'm very up to speed with everything. i was very surprised when it happened. >> gary :we've got about a month after the spring training talk. some people just love it, they love talking about how this might happen. lot of this stuff when it starts for real. >> reporter :yell lot of people get crazy over this >> gary :a lot of them take their shirts off and i've never seen so many topless man. i kept my shirt on. now the sharks ben smith newly acquired from chicago arrives at the shark tank too late to take warmups but just in time to play 1st period smith deflects in marc-edouard vlassic's shot for the goal 1-0 sharks great start for the new guy 1st perdiod/ 1-0 sharks joe pavelski gets his stick on the puck and it kicks off goalie carey price's skate and into the goal 2-0 sharks great defense bty the all-star brent burns who knocks the puck out of the goal just in time alex stalock with the shutout final: 4-0 sharks they snap their 8-game hom

billy bean. more of that interview and all about the a's sunday, 4:30 p.m. on channel 2. and at 4:00 p.m. you will see the giants' special meet the giants as well. all about their 2015 season. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. >>> as we go, we want to leave you with more live pictures here. the parking lot across the street from the chapel of the hills funeral homes. officer michael johnson's body just arrived there. more coverage at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 and complete coverage on the 10:00 p.m. news as we salute officer johnson. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. manny: morning, all. good morning, papí. hump day. am i right, jay? your day ends at 2:30. can't come fast enough. quitting time. am i right, jay? let's not make this a thing. whoa, whoa, whoa. where's my soft-boiled egg? i scrambled it. it's good for you to try new things. i don't want

. >> beating them with sticks with billy clubs, anything they had. >> crack baby's were supposed to be ticking time bombs. their prospects stunted at birth, but it turns out the script that was written for them was wrong. >> so when you hear the world crack baby what is your reaction. >> it's another still ma another box to put me in. it bothers me. because it feels like i already had my life written off before i was able to live it. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. tonight we examine real risks to young lives. back in the late 1980s, crack cocaine use in this country exploded. soon after came the headlines and the fears about the children labeled crack baby's. infants born damaged by their mother's addictions. the experts said these babies had small heads suffered from from -- tremors, but now signs tells a new story. here is "america tonight" sarah hoye. >> any time you think you want to legalize drug go to a neonatal unit if you can get in. again and again and again the mother disappears in three days and the child becomes a ward of the state because he is permanentally d

. >> tell me about billy grades. -- graves. >> he is the head of nightwatch. the end of his career. when he wasn't anti-gun, and the worst part of the bronx, you as a member of a crew of guys that would run the streets. it was the homicide rate in new york city at that time. these guys, it was frontier justice. there are decent guys but it was kind of like anything goes. it was a horrible time but it was their salad days and they remembered that time because it was so intense. then, billy and all the others became detectives and life slow down and a lot of them went out and became other things -- a funeral director, a real estate mogul one guy is a freelance building super. they all went out, there was one guy they couldn't nail and they were like ahab's. this was the one that got away. they either couldn't prove it or in some way, this guy skated justice. they took this guy into retirement with them. they all have that one guy. >> what happened to cause and to renew contact? was it the murder of jeffrey? >> he has always been in contact. they have always kept

they were met with tear gas and billy clubs. the world watched in horror. today, 50 years later civil rights leaders and politicians from across the country are gathering in selma. president obama will be on hand as marchers make that walk again found the edmund pettus bridge. you can see that the bridge stands today as it did 50 years ago. this time edmund pettus infamous for being a member of the kkk. gentlemen, thank you so much. president johnson ended his speech by saying we shall overcome. did we? >> yes in the sense that african-americans are able to vote in the south. not right away, but over time it has. and i think we have think it shows that we have an african-american president. >> randall pinkston? >> he has overcome the barriers in southern states to allowing african-americans to vote. in alabama george wallace was fond of saying that there is no law that says negroes can't vote. there is no law that says that negroes can't vote. but what there was were restrictions. because of johnson at that time and what the americans and the world saw at e

he's going to do the billy idol. >> oh, yeah, but i got the gloves. over here, looking at 580 through dublin, you know you're moving pretty smoothly here in this live shot. let me show you, no surprise at the dublin interchange. we do have some yellow showing up for northbound 680. look at that, just popped up eastbound over the dublin grid. just a couple of slower moving vehicles, but over here, traffic up until about five minutes ago, backed up solid to north flynn road, and then suddenly we see the orange and yellow moving over. so whatever was going on, maybe a little traffic break that has cleared, there's no scheduled overnight closure for that section. at least not of the freeway itself, but there may have been issues as far as some equipment going around on the roadway. closer to the bay bridge, you're at speed for the north bay down through san rafael. the south bay roadways are moving nicely. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, we're going to update you on breaking news. san jose's police chief just upda

billy says you were playing for fun. want to get your friends to cover for you, danny, you got to get your story straight. man, we weren't keeping track. we were just drinking, man. why are you lying to me?! because you keep accusing me of something i didn't do! so you admit that you're lying. (yells) all right, i wasn't playing pool, okay?! russ: you went to your mom's house. you didn't think the fire was gonna get that big. you just wanted to scare her, right? (sighs) this is where i was. we can check out his alibi. but i believe him. it's an address on fullerton. it's a crack house. we're looking at-at something the wrong way, but what is it? i mean, somebody opened the window. someone threw in a molotov cocktail. and we know that kerosene is untraceable. but what about the glass? the material is typically used in household products. uh, sold by a variety of retailers in michigan. fragments define two spheres, each with a curvature of five inches. were-were there two molotov cocktails? why the redundancy? there's no r

algo muy distinto de lo que le pasa a billy holguin billy holguin/vendedo r afirma holgin que lleva vendiendoperros calientes en la calle por mas de 20 anos y tiene licencia... dice que quienes no tienen los permisos deberian de ser citados por las autoridades pero para el senor ignacio obtener la codiciada licencia es incosteable... ignacio "-gana lo suficiente como para pagar la renta y.. -nada mas, de hecho nosotros no descansamos no tenemos ese lujo" la policia de san jose, quienes botaron a los vendedores ambulantes de la iglesia nuestra senora de guadalupe el miercoles no volvera a realizar esta accion segun informaron fuentes policiales y la concejal magdalena carrasco.. outro y justo ahora vienen grandes eventos al levi's stadium donde los vendedores que no tengan su licencia no van a poder vender sus productos, y esto representa una gran perdida monetaria para muchas familias necesitadas... cesar --esta tarde dos hombres fueron encontrados sin vida en un complejo de apartamentos para adultos mayores en palo alto. take vo --segun la policia a las 3:20 de la tarde recibieron reporte de

>> okay, billy there is a couple up there. not going to name names though because the full of it ones that go after them like the victimmers went after frankenstein. there is a few honest men up there after 535 of them. mix in biden and the president a 37, i would say there are seven who aren't full of it. you think that too but you don't want to say that? >> converted into the machines and you can say anything and people don't care and you can go out on the street today and say what about hillary's emails and look at you like this. and makes it a lot easier for full of it people to get away with it. >> what's your problem with the machines? what's your problem with the machines? what's your problem with the machine? what's your problem with the machine? >> it is melting people's brains. now, on the machines, there is a watch put out by apple, costs as much as $10,000. and it will run your life for you, this watch. it will feed you and put you to bed and tuck you in. >> it's like the old joke billy if you can afford 10 grand o

billy says you were playing for fun. want to get your friends to cover for you, danny, you got to get your story straight. man, we weren't keeping track. we were just drinking, man. why are you lying to me?! because you keep accusing me of something i didn't do! so you admit that you're lying. (yells) all right, i wasn't playing pool, okay?! russ: you went to your mom's house. you didn't think the fire was gonna get that big. you just wanted to scare her, right? (sighs) this is where i was. we can check out his alibi. but i believe him. it's an address on fullerton. it's a crack house. we're looking at-at something the wrong way, but what is it? i mean, somebody opened the window. someone threw in a molotov cocktail. and we know that kerosene is untraceable. but what about the glass? the material is typically used in household products. uh, sold by a variety of retailers in michigan. fragments define two spheres, each with a curvature of five inches. were-were there two molotov cocktails? why the redundancy? there's no r

>> wow. >> you want billy to shoot this video? >> good for you sue serio. adventure just to get to work? >> as mike jerrick says, if it doesn't happen on tv it, doesn't happen. so that was urachal think morning, and you could be having the same challenge in your neighborhood, winter weather advisory in effect for the pocono mountains, for lehigh northampton counties, and lancaster county, as well. soap that's until 6:00 a.m. now, we have the watches and warnings up for tomorrow, tonight into tomorrow, i should say and that's a winter storm watch to the north of us. then winter storm warning to the south of us, as we look ahead to the possibilities of five to 8 inches of snow in the philadelphia area, three to 5 inches to the north of us, this will be a case where we get more accumulation, the further south you go, because of the nature of this storm. so there you see on radar, we have all this rain yet to come and it will change over tonight to snow. but, for right now, we're dealing with rain unless you're north and west every us. that's where we see littl

billy in triwood ohio. independent line. billy, it's going to help if i push the button there.ahead. >> caller: yes, to your guest in authoring past and present presidents, how many of the past presidents had a military background? and we know our last two democrats certainly didn't have a military background, and do you agree that the presidency is in the strength of your cabinet? i'm not even aware that barack obama has a cabinet. he addresses every problem that come down the pike. >> guest: he does. well a lot of points. one is presidents of history of military background, americans like to turn to presidents with military backgrounds especially in times of crisis. our first president, of course was the here reof the revolutionary -- hero of the revolutionary war, george washington. you have many who were military heroes and elected because of that sup as andrew jackson u.s. grant, fast forward president eisenhower was the hero of world war ii, he led our forces and allied forced in the invasion of normandy, was a very famous general and so on. president bush, the father, ha

>> most of the time. >> billy crystal said i want you. >> i was doing -- billy crystal and i met whenthis now show based on a series and i would love for to you take a look at it. curb your enthusiasm and seinfeld. i saw this area when they had this bit they did and i was 92 tears. this was one of the most random funniest things i have seen. the idea of playing these two guys happened to team up to do the comedy show. it was so fascinating to me. first i said what's the money like and then i said i'm in. >> always the first question. >> i never get it. >> i will make sure. >> he is the new pro. >> we talked about the wild year you had. it seems to me that you wouldn't go back to so quickly. were you surprised when the phone call came in? >> that movie with kevin hart was huge. >> i wasn't searching for tv, but i love a challenge. i love whether it's broadway or movies, i am looking for something i haven't done before. the idea of playing myself and a version of myself really i only share 4% of the character traits with this version. it scared the be jesus out of me. i wasn't sure if t

people like billy sunday, former professional athlete turned preacher. men like mordecai hamm. in 1923, 1924, hamm traveled the self decrying the teaching of evolution in public schools. and as he did this, he also took the opportunity to take shots at other disciplines being taught at the modern university of the 1920's. like economics. political science. here is one little excerpts from one of mordecai ham's sermons, 19 .4. here is what he said. this was aimed squarely at the university of north carolina. this is the day of the false prophets and seeing the prophets of god lasted in the face and doing nothing. you put men in your colleges who are known to believe that christ's was an illegitimate child to review wonder why russia is swept by bolshevism, white england and even your own country are swept by disruption. the day is not far distant when you will be in the grip of the red terror and your children will be taught free love by that damnable theory of evolution. as a historian, you come across these excerpts, and that is a wow moment. wow. there is a lot going on there

. >> after divorcing his wife fay tara's father billy married connie grinstead in 1997. she became thel:w step mother t both of his daughters tara and older sister anita. >> tara was always setting goals for herself. she always knew what she wanted in life. she was willing to work as hard as she needed to to achieve their goals never got discouraged no matter how long it took. >> contest nant number 2 tara grinstead. >> she started doing pageants in high school. she started doing it to get scholarship money to go to college. >> tara's older sister. >> we didn't come from a family with a lot of money. she w that was one reason she started doing pageants. >>> oo we were very close considering the age difference. i was 14 when she was born. >> growing up together in hawkinsville big sister anita supported tara's pageant dreams. >> she decided she wanted to be a contestant in miss georgia pageant one day. in order to do that you had to one one of the miss georgia preliminary pageants. to show you what sort of person she was she competed in 19 preliminary pageants in a four-y

billy burns and the score, a's up early. that was the good stuff. they allowed five runs and pitched in the eighth and won 8-4. the rest of the athletics were taking on the cubbies. jake had a three and the a's strike first. on the mound and reaches on the air. two runs come around and right now the a's trail 2-1 in the fifth. the giants were shutout 3-0. he gave up a three-run homer. bogut and iguodala in this one. the nuggets up eight and scoring you think would be an issue, but not so fast. we need to get them off the miss. they go to get the bucket in the foul. that cut the deficit to a bucket. the car yours trail this one, 48-45 in the second quarter. we will have more on this game tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> thank you very much for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage watch sportsnet central don't at 10:30. >> we made it to the weekend. >> how about a great weekend. we have a lot of everything. >> 85 degrees tomorrow. partly sunny skies and a chance of showers from san francisco into the north bay by sunday and cooler. it will fe

that whole billy joel -- [bleep]. >> we willed dit that -- we will edit that out. >> billy joel was turfed for that. you have to be a robot. >> do you think you will see the fight for robot-human marriage equality? >> back in the 1920s we were told we would have flying cars. this is basically what we were doing a hundred years ago. the lapels have changed a quarter inch, but this is the same -- we don't have anything cool anything. no one can even fly! planes, we had those in the 50s. we are not going to be friends with robots and we are not going to have a dog that will turn into an owl and skate -- skateboards will not race through the skies. >> siri can you make him stop? >> i would like toe -- i would like to apologize to joanne. i am flying right now. coming up say goodbye to hang officers. and do you do you have pictures of your animals? fox news.com/red eye. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or o

we made trades during the summer knowing there were going to be changes. >> from billy bean and a chancemiliarize yourself with the many new a's, 4:30 sunday on channel 2. you'll hear why tim lincecum has decided to take a father knows best approach in trying to return to the form that saw him win a couple of cy young awards. sports part 2, next. >>> now it's time to play ball. >> that it is. one giant referred to spring break as kind of quirky. the losses keep piling up for the giants. 5-2, down to colorado. tim lincecum got back together with his dad after taking a few years off of father knows best advice, and talked about the reunion of some things with his pop. >> obviously, my dad has had a big hand in my success throughout my whole career, even coming up in high school and college. it was different for him not to have a part in that the last three years. i think i kind of just grew away from that, trying to figure things out on my own, and just knowingy he's coming from. do you think i'm ever telling you anything that's trying to hurt you or not go for you? i'm always on your side

we gather to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chasteningod, tear gas and the trampling hook. then and women who lived through the blood and would march to justice. >> the president went on to describe a civil rights agenda, his civil rights agenda, things he would like to accomplish in the remaining time in his presidency. highlighted by rolling back poverty in the country, a guarantee of--a guarantee of good education, a solid good education for everyone, and strengthening the voting rights act. then there was the moment, the commemorative moment that we were all waiting for. it did not fail to deliver. the president of the united states, the first family, his predecessor george w bush and former first lady laura bush walking hand in hand across the bridge. >> you couldn't help the optics. the two presidents walking hand in hand, one white one black and the transition of power did not involve baton tear gas or horses. >> no, no, none of that, and there are a couple of thanks of note here. there was--there was a little disappointment at the

then in the 6th and billy butler interrupts the interview with a first homer of the spring.the first time this spring 10-4 your final. the giants played a split squad game against the diamondbacks and dropping them both. jake peavy took the loss in the scottsdale stadium. brandon bell was the highlight. nobody has bigger shoes to field than brett lawrie as he replaces the fan favorite at third base. donaldson was the nvp favorite. the second chance starts now. >> i am just going out there to be me. they didn't trade for another josh donaldson. they traded for brett lawrie. >> i am a fiery guy. i have a lot of energy out there. i love defense. i love making the routine play and making a good one when i can. i have power as well. i expect myself to go out there and do some damage. >> drive to left. he is at the wall. >> he claims playing on turf was the reason. he is so happy to be back on natural grass and from what he knows about the a's he can't wait to play for oakland and their fans. >> they are a nitty gritty team. and to have that side on -- rooting for me, it is very p

big country breakfast billy. he hit a home run in the a's indian game.ing to be something. jason is still here working getting ready for sunday night. just show me the alligator here will get out of here. give me 10 seconds of the alligator. that's an angle with florida. some say the flow is fake. my sources who know things about alligators say it's legitimate >> pam :denied everybody --good night everybody (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> coming forward. what this woman says disgraced "7th heaven" actor stephen collins did to her when she was a child. >> this is not something that i was even prepared to deal with. >>> then, double apology. >> the expelled frat brothers say they're sorry. >> dr. phil's advice

their non-violent protests were met with billy clubs and they were driven back into selma. seen around the world and it had come to be known as bloody sunday. a few years later on march 1, 19 -- a few weeks later on march, 1965, he delivered is beach in the alabama capital. he quoted the battle open -- he quoted lyrics from the battle hymn of the republic. it became the anthem of the civil rights movement. you're with me today, the children of the gospel choir who will perform a medley of spirituals. get on board, little children oh, freedom, and america, the beautiful. and they will include with dr. king's montgomery speech. ♪ ♪ get on board, little children get on board, little children get on board, little children there's room for many-a-more. i hear the train a comin' i hear her close at hand i hear those car wheels rumblin' and rollin' through the land. get on board, little children get on board, little children get on board, little children there's room for many-a-more. the fare is cheap and all can go. the righ and poor are there no second class upon this train no d

i didn't ask him to. >> billy flynn pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. be what's led to his freedom. >> i did what she wanted me to do or lose everything. >> reporter: that logic is not lost on smart. >> i thought about that. if i actually committed this murder and was guilty that i would probably be released. and because of maintaining my innocence and i will continue to do so, i've been eternally punished. >> let's go back to robert durst case now. the fbi wants to know if durst could be linked to other cold cases out there. the real estate heir showcased in the hbo documentary "the jinx." they have asked local authorities to look back in old files and reexamine those cold cases. some of those cities are in vermont in upstate new york and in california. durst is now in louisiana awaiting extradition back to los angeles. authorities said they put the 71 year old under suicide watch but today durst's attorney said the 71 year old is not a danger to himself. he said his client is a cancer survivor and has been hospitalized for "serious medical conditions.

man hunt to find the >>> billy ocean. >> no clue. >> right. >> billy ocean. >> this is so 80's.ue says yes. thank you sue. >> sue knows everything. >> she always has my back, i love her. you might not love sue when lou at her forecast in a minute. can you believe winter is not over yet. >> isis is threatening jack dorsey, twitter co founder. dorsey has not released those threats but twitter says it is investigating the claims. isis militants rely on twitter and other social media networks to coordinate and communicate. many companies have removed content and suspended accounts that post gruesome contend. twitter's user policy states it prohibits using the site for violence and threats. >>> and american survivor ofe bowl ace returning to liberia where she was infected last year. nancy wrightbol is going with her husband david who is taking over as country's director of charity. based out of north carolina miss rightbol became infect with working at a hospital. she recovered after being treated at an atlanta hospital. >>> a truck breaks down on a north carolina highway inside gold

"access hollywood's" billy bush joins us. they referred to children of gay couples as synthetic children. >> they're sayi they have problems withay adoption. that was the ove sort of biggest blaspheme is they're talking about in vitro fertilization, w doesn't just pertain to the gay community. we're talking act everybody. every woman who's got an issue with her fallopian tubes or whatever, ever who gets involved in this kind of chemistry, dolc you're born to a mother and father, at least that's how it should be. i call children of chemistry synthetic children, rented uterus. really shocking coming from -- by the way dolce & gabbana were together as a couple for 25 years and reportedly tried to have a family of their own. elton john furious. he started the hashtag boycott dolce & gabbana. he said how dare you refer to my beautiful cr as synthetic. stefano gabana decides to respond and says, look, it is never our intenon to judge other people's choices. we believe in freedom and love. a lot of people not accepting this. victori

, mumford & sons and other acts appearing during the three- day music fest including sam smith and billy idol. outside lands will be at golden gate park august 7-9. there are many more bands appearing and we have the complete list online at our website, kpix.com . >> white wedding. >> belly idol. >> we know what stage ken will be at. >> it will be nice music for the weather. a little more juicy with the weather. >> after the show join us online for ken's latest billy idol impersonation. tonight, we have not a white sky. i'm trying to figure out segue. cloud cover should be a beautiful sunset in 40 minutes. sunset later by a minute and a half every day. shout out to the kids at north creek academy in walnut creek. the tk students spent some time with them today. smart kids for only five years old having a good time with them. good evening to you in walnut creek. you're in the mid-60s tying with you livermore and oakland, san bruno 62. beautiful city of san francisco 60. santa rosa 66. how warm today? our weather watchers are saying a wide temperature spread. willits 56. novato 70. guernev

bottom of the second billy butler lining up and that ball is smoked to left. tripper of the spring. as in front 1-0. later in the frame, billy burns. lifting the bleeder to left. and that ball is going to fall. the rbi single chases home 2-0. top of the four on the hill. brandon moss at the plate. that ball simply crushed. way out in right center. as hang on for the 3-2 victory. >>> finally, will ferrell will be taking field for the giants tomorrow and the as. the comedian will honor the the 50th anniversary, by playing every position on the field, as well as raising money to fight cancer. ferrell's game will have memorabilia will be auctioned off if cause. a special will appear on hbo later this year. more on that tomorrow. he's going to take a helicopter from all the different sites in the cactus league to get to all these games. it's pretty amazing. >> i think he probably looks better in the baseball outfit than the skater outfit. >> you didn't like blades of glory. >> what about the basketball outfit? raj, maybe help me out here. i can't remember the name

th% billy's drinking, but it does not seem to carry over to the next. they continue to do it.i've seen it. people take the 30 percent thc marijuana and just sip it like a fine scotch. all i ask people i ask people to do is talk to people who smoke a lot of dope. back when i was i was drugs are remember talking to people in the street in new york and boston because i was curious and baltimore whether they were pushing this. people said we are getting clean needles, tons to share now with all of our friends. it just isn't true. it is false, and that, and that is why you are seeing more of the overdosing and more of the emergency rooms and will continue to see. >> host: culturally, what do you think happens to a country that goes down the path that you think it is currently come, nothing are pushing against in your book >> guest: i worry about it for a couple of reasons. first of all, it it is not a republican democrat issue. i was interested i was interested to see him say about this decision that it was reckless. he has been all over the map on this. he is a character. just cou

. >> billy who will will day was born 100 years ago april 7th okay april 7th, 1915. she would be a hundred years old if she had lived. birthday is next tuesday. do you realize that she does not have a plaque on the philadelphia walk of fame. >> what? >> yeah. >> she died at age 44. she had trouble with drugs and all that stuff. what a career. >> wow. >> she was born in philadelphia, come on people. >> she definitely need to be there. >> i need to contact whoever is in charge, some arts a alliance organization, in charge of putting those plaques down, wouldn't it be great if we could get in the ground, in the sidewalk by next tuesday. >> that within great. >> look at that. >> get people behind you and lets get this together. >> come on people. >> let's do it. >> is this a plea. >> you don't know what to do. >> i don't mow. >> someone help us. >> the academy of muse being maybe we will have a rally on friday. i will report back tomorrow morning. billy who will die does not have a plaque. >> amazing, i can't believe that. >> getting the perfect selfie is what i'm's into

also billy bear, the brother of president carter. he tried to attach his name to a commercial product which did not work. this is not unusual, commercial products being attached to presidents. when grover cleveland was presidents, he had -- his wife was a woman much younger, and she was the first celebrity first lady. many people used her name, frank or frankie on products without her permission. in those days, the white house let it go. it does not happen anymore. but we have history of presidents being capitalized on by business. that is a case of it. guest: you write about grover and frances cleveland, a celebrity couple. the newspaper turned frankie into a celebrity. what was it about these people? guest: in that case, grover cleveland was much older than frankie, as she was called. the media jumped on that as an interesting moment. they were married when he was president. she was interesting to a lot of people and to the country because she was educated charming, lovely. this was the recipe for following it closely. when they we

joining us the director of civil aviation security billy benson.see you. >> thank you greta. >> i was going to ask you about the different rules. the way that pilots fly is they are flying with a different person almost every day or every couple of days. good place for investigators to go to talk to other pilots flown with co-pilot to see if there is anything unusual about him. >> that's true. the worldwide, that seems to be the normal operation, too, that the mix of the pilots and co-pilots is almost random depending on what they bid on their flight schedule only reason at this point is why we would be interested in why this guy did this is what do we do to prevent the next one, if you go back in the three or four commercial suicides that have happened up to this time, they have been be a variety of reasons and one of them in one in morocco in the earl little 1990s was because of a jilted relationship. another one, in the silk air, in 1997 or 1999 one or another we never established the. there is controversy as to whether that really was a suicide

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she was married to billy harding 10, a kernel in the coldstream guards and a parachutist. he parachuted into belgium. he was unfortunately killed after they were on the ground. this is a picture of my brother joe, a navy pilot in world war ii. this is a young picture just before he went into the united states navy. >> how much do you remember of joe? senator kennedy: he was 17 years old. older than i was. i remember him teaching me how to sail. i remember when he came on leave the last time. he had a military plane that flew over the house in cape cod. he came home to say goodbye to my parents. i remember his presence around the house. wenzhou was around, we knew he was the older member of the family. in books he writes about birth order. the older one had the authority and presence. he was very gifted and talented smart. he was a real figure. >> where i'm standing i can see these two characters over here. senator kennedy: this is sonny who just turned for a couple of days ago in this is splash. they come to work and sit in in the conferences with me. splash was therefore