celebrated from his brother, billie resorts to crime, adopting the ail las, william billy bonnie. >> got for me, sheriff. >> roughian, high spirited fella, he thinks he is. come on in here, youngster. >> glad to have you. all right, what have we got? . >> he was a guest over at the hotel. billy the kid's greatest weapon was his personality. he did have that aura of innocence that i think made people trust him. >> hey, fella why don't you let me out to stretch my legs, please? >> all right, son. you've been pretty quiet. i guess you've earned it. up and down, back and forth. back and forth. very good boy. ♪ ♪ >> billy's chimney escape tells us a lot about the boy and the young man he will become. unwilling to serve his time, he would rather take his chances on the run, avoiding confinement at all costs. but ironically, the sheriff is only planning to hold him for one day, hoping to scare him straight. and in this moment of impulse, young billy starts down the road of being a wanted man for the of being a wanted man for the rest of his life. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets? t

(speaking spanish) (gunshots) >> i shot billy the kid. >> i don't think that's him. >> billy. (gunshots) ♪ >> on the north american plains, opportunities calls for courage to chase the front west into a new frontier. they would shape a nation, lay hold and put them to work. but with the passing of time every man has its reckoning. william h. bonney orphan turned outlaw, escape artist, legendary gunfighter credited to multiple murders one for each year of his short life. but behind every man is the myth. behind every legend lies the truth. >> billy the kid, quite possibly the most legendary outlaw of the history of the american west. a symbolic figure of the untamed volunteer. he's a charismatic kid but a killer all the same. far from the sadistic villain he is often made out to be. william h. bonnie is a teenager trying to survive in a man's world where most often than not it is kill or be killed. >> in the late 19th century they journeyed west lured by the quick riches of silver lines and gambling halls. joining the rush is 17-year-old william bonney. >> see your bet and rais

>> billy richardson felt responsible for the client's predicament. >> we did not do as good of a jobwe were 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. >> richardson and his partner quickly filed an appeal to the north carolina supreme court. they had to decide what to emphasize, from mishandling evidence to possible perjury. >> they quickly settled on photographs. >> 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 day, 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

( cheers and applause ) billy crystal!use ). >> thank you, thank you, thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: let me tell you what i did-- >> very nice. >> jon: i binge watched your show. they were kind enough to send me some episodes and i binge watched and people were coming in my office going "what's so funny?" i was laughing in my office. you and josh, josh gad, who was also here-- >> that's his name. >> jon: wonderful chemistry and very funny. it was nice for me because i don't get to see you enough except on every bus stop and bus and billboard anywhere that i go. >> it's very bizarre. it's worse than l.a. it's like behinds everywhere. >> big wondz. >> big huge, billboards. >> my daughter you know. >> jon: yes. >> her two-year-old son is in the car seat facing the wrong way. she pulls alongside bus and doesn't think anything of it and hears her son going "hi grandpa. hi grandpa." "you want to see grandpa?" "yeah, it's grandpa. grandpa has a bus. grandpa bus. grandpa has a bus! grandpa has a bus!" so now he comes o

we wanted an interview but billie flynn's attorney refused to take our calls.on the record" tried contacting the other men convicted of participating in the murder, patrick randle. raymond fouler and vance latime, all of those attempts also unsuccessful. belinda, pamela smart's mother willing to go "on the record." >> your daughter tells me she is innocent. i don't know if she is lying to me or not. but how do you know? how do you know if she is telling the truth or not? >> well, i know personally because she is my daughter. she grew up with us, of course. and there is nothing in her character that tells me that she could be part of that -- anything so horrific. and she continues to be the same person that she always was, greta. a person that helps others. so, i believe in her innocence as does all our family and friends and many other supporters. and we think that the sentence is horrific and that it is not in line with what he occurred. if these men, young men were sentenced to a first degree murder, and then had it bumped down to second degree for a plea bar

billy frank jr. was the pacific northwest foremost advocate for the restoration of native american fishing treaty rights, a dream he lived and saw realized. he cherished clean water and salmon, and he was a key voice in the recovery of the puget sound. billy was also a proud patriot. he served in the united states marine corps where, ironically, he was a member of the military police. billy passed away a year ago may 5, but he really isn't gone. his story is here. in the halls of congress for which he was so often seen and which he he roamed on behalf of his beloved causes, including protecting the puget sound and our fisheries and the cause of clean water. his story is in the wildlife refuge which we now protect to give our wildlife a clean and sustainable place to live, which was made possible by a great former member of the united states house of representatives norm dix -- dicks. he was born and raised and grew up in frank's landing which was a hop skip, and jump from the wildlife refuge and wher

and billy and i understand that. billy has a connection to easter seals going back years.y after 30 years. and the two of us connected on this and we just -- we're going to reengage build public awareness, and promote those services that are available to really assist and connect with them in meaningful ways. >> because you're talking about -- we're talking about people on the left or people on the right making stupid arguments, the fact is it's easy to put a bumper sticker on the back of your car saying we support the troops while the war is going on, but whether you're for the war or against the war, we should all be for suptsing the troops when they come home after the flag waving has stopped and the fanfare stops. because there is, there is a -- 25-year-old comes home they might have 55, 60 more years to live with injuries. >> and we're also facing new social challenges. we all deal with social media. so imagine what it's like for these soldiers. that becomes part of their train they have to operate in. it's not easy for me you know what i mean. i know it's not always

billy changed his mind. he's gonna have the wedding in town. >> phyllis: yeah, as in right now, so come on. let's go. >> jack: no. oh, g-- i just got home. can't we send a gift? candlesticks are always nice. >> chelsea: i know it's incredibly short notice. >> anita: oh, but it's not that kind of short notice. i mean, nobody's got a gun, if you know what i'm saying. >> ashley: of course not. this is love, and you and billy -- you've earned this. no apologies, right? >> anita: that's right. >> chelsea: thank you. this is so surreal, you know -- getting a second chance like this, finding someone who loves me and we can be together and raise our children together. i mean, did you ever imagine my life being like this? >> anita: oh, baby, i did -- just like this. this is everything i hoped for

but to billy, the most important thing was this. he could look you in the eye again. it was that simple. talking about being able to look another person in the eye. it was about his sense of human dignity. the miracle wasn't billy standing, it was his sense of purpose that guiding light -- his sense of purpose. that guiding light that drove people to make a profound difference in the life of more than just one person. others will follow. tonight is a great moment to dedicate or rededicate ourselves to this quest -- finding our purpose, making a difference in the life of just one person. don't wait for that one big decision. don't wait for that one big opportunity. start right now. if you get in the habit, the rest will follow. if you are right about no longer being his -- worried about no longer being a student after this evening, don't. the a student every day. life is a great deal to teach us all. it and congratulations. -- thank you very much and congratulations. [applause] announcer: the graduates of american university heard commencement remarks from catherine su

. >> reporter: billy clayton was perhaps closer to nancy than anybody. almost like a brother. >> it was like she had a secret and she wanted to share it with you. and that secret was "let's all lighten up and have fun and enjoy life and be grateful." >> reporter: nancy had reason to be grateful. she was born to a legendary aspen family, a bit like local royalty. her father art pfister made a fortune when he turned his ranch into the buttermilk ski resort. and her mother betty was a w war ii pilot who in later years flew a helicopter and parked it in her driveway. and nancy? stories about nancy would fill a book. like the one about how she met jack nicholson. >> a convertible pulled up and asked them directions and nancy said, "well, i'll take you there but i want to ride in that nice car of yours." and the next thing you know she and jack are best friends. >> this is the house of jack-- >> reporter: nancy could and did live anyway she wanted. out loud. >> she could go let's go to saint bart or hawaii. okay. but an impulseive came with a price, your busin

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undesignated contingency reserve so the walter trail is on the north slorp of the park and sits between billy goat hills and the active part in the diamond heights neighborhood currently an undesignated trail shown on the orange line that links those two parklands these kinds of linkages are support by adjoin plan 3.2 and 3 enhancing that work and green ways throughout the city current site conditions as i said it is 4 hundred plus linear feet shown on the top photo and the took up and bottom of trail is an earth trail with a switch back fwn we've had conversation for sometime about what to do with the particular area and in order to get a sense from the community how to move forward we held a community meeting on december 10th of last year, it was a very lively and subcontractor active meeting a lot of people participated and we question what's the best connection that balances everyone's needs on the site so we looked at 3 alternatives no connection a trail connection with the earthen scale with the top and bottom stairway is is a dog and the steps saw i think i see a leash. >> i think i sa

can i not believe billie jean king will be sitting in this studio in about five, ten minutes. >> that's right. she part of big honor in philadelphia today. so we are going to talk to her about that. >> maybe 15, 20 minutes. maybe 45 minutes. i don't know. hey, plus, we are continuing the countdown of the tv's best theme songs. oh fresh prince of bellaire of course. >> of course. >> number two. what will number one be, mike? >> let's listen to. >> this because i love this. >> ♪ ♪ fresh prince every bellaire ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> oh great. >> yep. there is a hotel that want you to check in and cry it o where you can get hook one luxury tissues, even face mask, just really upset want to go off somewhere, let the tears fall. >> okay i want to know where it hotel is. how much a cry room costs and all deitz. >> we'll give you the deets. >> talking about this all morning, counting down most catch i and best tv show theme songs all morning that's because 11 years ago today. >> tonight. >> friends, tonight went off the air. uh-huh. >> so if you're fan you probably sang every word that far catch i theme

billy, thanks very much for joining us. we saw an immediate response after a suspect's gun went off on the streets today. you've been listening to all of those reports. certainly crime has spiked since tensions erupted in baltimore after freddie gray's death bp there have been at least eight homicides since last tuesday, this according to "the baltimore sun." how worried are you that the city is sort of still in a tinderbox waiting for something to happen? >> i'm not worried at all, wolf. this is a great city. and everybody is anxious to get things back to normal. the business community is anxious to get back to normal. the people of the neighborhoods are anxious to get back to normal. working people are anxious to get it back to normal and that's the spirit of the city right now as i gauge it and it is particularly impressive that the police appear to have shown tremendous restraint in this latest incident and that should be communicated, if the facts of it can be verified as quickly as possible because people need to know

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you know, billy.was a paul bearer once at a japanese robotic dog's funeral and that's when i decided to stop munching buttons like they were tic-tacs, all right? i am kidding there. but i actually did have a robotic dog once. and when he would lick himself he would always short out. they do eventually thin themselves out. you know something, if you shame a japanese dog enough, they will commit -- that's the way you keep the japanese dogs in line. >> you don't see this as a trend but you don't have to take the dog out if it's a robot. you don't have to house train the dog. >> don't have to do anything. >> listen billy nothing matters anymore. >> nothing matters. >> damn football. how much did inflate the footballs? >> nothing matters. dennis miller. the quote on his tomb stone. >> the quote on my tomb stone is going to be what are you looking at, pal? >> or you will join me soon. and we would like to remind you that father's day is coming up. tickets to the don't be a pinhead show starring miller and o

then i remember asking does he get to go over to billie holliday's house? and my father said i presume he does. and then i remember, i said, that's the job i want. and that's the job i have. >> host: so when we look at some of the books you have ghost written, it's a long story, my life willie nelson. >> guest: it's just about to hit the stores. >> host: with the david ritz. >> guest: their i am on the cover at the bottom. >> host: did you. on the cover of the ray charles -- >> guest: i have always appeared i think in every book other than one. my name is always appeared on the cover. you know, in the beginning when i began i did the ray charles but edited a number of other books, it is important for me that -- i still had gotten over this idea that ghostwriters are looked at as something of a subcategory. but it took me a long time just to be comfortable with that. >> host: another book with just your name on it. >> guest: that's a whole different story, and that's billy cundiff has ever happened to me. in 1995 i met aretha franklin after chasing her for y

when james billy was chairman. he was handed a contract and he ran with it. he had to grapple with robert butterworth, who was the sheriff at the time and then later moved up and became in politics in tallahassee. and it was a legal issue at that point. the sovereignty at that point had not been tested or tried. this is not anything militant, but james had done tours, and he wanted to see how far he could go with this. so basically that's how it came was to see what they could do with the sovereignty given to them by the british, the sovereign reservation land that had been given to them by the americans, so they were just trying to see how far they could go. they didn't want to be the wards of the government. they were very poor. they didn't want welfare because they used to get welfare from the ladies organizations in fort lauderdale that would close of them and feed them and send them to school. they didn't want that. they wanted to be on their own. they wanted to be independent. so james pushed it to see how far he could go. he got bingo. they were able t

the only two books that i really had were one what was the autobiography of billie holliday lady sings the blues and i knew that was written by a ghost writer because when i was about 12 or 13 and a hat half on the cover as told to william and i remember asking my father who is this guy and he said he probably wrote the book and i said no it was written by billie holiday because it's all in her voice and she's talking to you and i remember my father told me that's what he does for her come he's giving you the idea that she's writing the book. then i remembered asking does he get to go over to billie holiday's house and my father said i presume he does and then i remembered i said that's the job i want and that's the job i have a. >> host: . >> of their im at the cover. >> did you appear on the cover -- >> guest: my name has always appeared on the cover. in the beginning it was important for me that my name was a certain because i haven't got over this idea that host writers are looked at as something of a subcategory. and it took me a long time just to be comfortable with that. >> host

you hit the 60th floor and thinking of billy keep going, i'm right behind you. it was a great experience for a great cause. >> army veteran did the climb with a prosthetic legs. he was injured in afghanistan and will be living in a smart home. >> that is inspiration. >>> 4:27, last month a bay area 7-year-old running around, this morning he is confined to a wheelchair, after being hit by a stray bullet. what the boy is saying about the injury and what keeps his spirits up. >> a san jose landmark will be in the spot light at the white house. >>> good morning everybody. welcome back to mornings on 2. monday, back at it again may 18th i'm brian flores. >> that was kind of fast. the weekend. >> yeah. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. 4:30 is the time. i guess it depends on how busy your weekend is or how relaxing. i feel like mine was

this is what kelly's lawyer said following bill baroni himself doing an impression of billy joel. >>na anybody i feel necessary to establish my client's innocence. >> i want to know, after we are found not guilty who gives the apology? i am an innocent man, and that's why i turned over thousands and thousands of pages of my own documents to both the prosecutors and the legislature. that is why i will testify on my own behalf as soon as the trial begins. john: billy joel is from long island and not new jersey -- but the lawyer looks a lot like a young ed koch. what are your remaining unanswered questions? mark: how could the two indicted folks we saw there how could what they be saying be true and what the prosecutor said about not expecting any more indictments to be true and what the plea deal -- it can't all be true. it remains my strong belief that in the end, the circle of conspirators was wider than those three and when we see how wide it is, we will know more about what happens to stop -- what happens. john: my question is whether we are correctly reading the body language -- t

i said no no, no the book is written by billie holliday holiday. it's all in her voice and she is talking and i remember my father telling me that is what he does for her to give you the idea that she is writing about. than i remember asking, does he get to go over to billie holliday's house and my father said i present he does. then i remember i said that's the job i want. and that's the job i have. >> host: so what may look at these some of the books you have ghostwritten it's a long story, my life, willie nelson. >> guest: it's just about to hit the stores. there i am on the cover. at the bottom. >> host: did you appear on the cover of the ray charles book? >> guest: i have always appeared i think on every book other than -- my name is isaac. but in the beginning and i did the ray charles book and i did a number of books it was important to me that my name was a certain size because i still hadn't gotten over this idea that ghostwriters are looked at as something of a subcategory. but it took me a long time just to be comfortable with that. >> h

grandmothers father and mother to home at beacon street it was purchased to raise our goats hence named billy goat hill i've built trails one 4 hundred feet with the proposed trail the major frustration only 2 and a half days to review the lay out of the trail it is on just a few dialysis on monday and an inaccurate map me and many of the on the major concern is the 70 to proposed stairs the trades on the hillside in the canyon is an example of that beautiful trails almost all the stairs would be eliminated 10 percent this will result in an interesting naturally shaped trail with 3 straight runs the eliminations of the stairs would afford an commenced hiking experience with each steps one-on-one each one can have their own gate this concept that consistent with the steps with to 50 percent grade not degree grades another concern the location of the start of the trail the logical place is oppose the existing path to billy goat hill and the starting point if it would give us a little bit more room to make a trail and the main objection is the house jeans house this can be having shrubs and tree

i just -- it didn't make any sense at all why anyone would kill her. >> reporter: and so as billy andrial plans, kathy, a bit late, got a lawyer. greg greer. >> this has been one of the more frightening experiences of my career to represent a person who is so totally and completely innocent. >> reporter: as greer and the lawyers representing the stylers' waded through the evidence, trying to sort out who did what, it became pretty clear, to them at least, that the truth about what happened in that bedroom on buttermilk mountain, was still very much hidden. >> we were all wrong about what happened. >> i mean, everybody was wrong in this case. >> reporter: coming up, wrong about what? or about whom? >> that's what i wanted, is the truth to be revealed! until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm, for a better am. how does it feel to lose the first 10 pounds on weight watchers? ♪ let's go! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ join for free at weightwatchers.com and lose ten pounds on us when you sign up before june 1st. i'm the protector of my patio. killing weeds where they gro

billy murphy is joining us from baltimore. thanks for joining us.e officers, they want her to recuse herself. they say in part because of you, that you once represented her in some sort of legal mat earn. i assume you've heard of this. tell us what's going on. >> i haven't read the motion and i'm not going to comment on the particulars of the motion until i've done that i think everybody can understand that. but it is almost impossible for this motion to succeed. because it really is an attack on marilyn mosby's integrity and impartiality and there's no base toys make that attack. marilyn represents an assumption that public officials will do their job correctly. you have to have evidence that she is not capable of doing the job. how do you do that? that doesn't strike me as something that's easy to prove at all. >> did you represent her in some sort of legal matter in. >> i have no present recollection of doing that. but i'm going to look. if it's the case i'll have to address it. >> because i know there are also these attorneys representing the po

i had to go, you hit that 30th floor and we're thinking about billy. keep climbing.him but it was a great experience and for a great cause. veteran ryan debrilian was injured in afghanistan and will soon be living in his own smart home. he also did the climb. >>> another 2 million egg laying chickens will be euthanized all because of the deadly bird flu. they will put the chickens down within the past four weeks. those chickens in one barn were infected but the entire flock will be killed as a precaution. that will bring the total number of chickens killed in this outbreak to 35 million in 15 states. agriculture officials say egg prices have gone up slightly. >>> pope francis made a move today that has both religious and political significance. the pontiff cannonnized two female nones as saints. the two worked tire lessly to help the poor as 19th century nuns. pope francis hopes to increase the number of christians in the middle east at a time they're being targeted by isis. >>> water gushing from a fire hydrant. we'll tell you about the struggle to cut off the water

and that is billy martin, one of the gray family attorneys right there. >> good afternoon. first we will hear from the representative of the gray family who has brief remarks to make. then i'll make brief remarks and then we'll take a handful of questions. >> my name is richard. i'm one of freddie's two fathers. we are satisfied with today's charges. these charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie. and we ask that whoever comes through our city, a city that we love, a city that we live in, come in peace. and if you are not coming in peace, please don't come at all. because this city needs to get back to work. the last thing that freddie would want is to see the hard working people of baltimore lose their jobs and businesses because of his death. you all know that would totally defeat the purpose of what we are trying to work towards. remember without justice there's no peace. but let us have peace in the pursuit of justice. thank you. >> today is a momentous step to the road to justice for freddie. in losing freddie the gray family has been put through re

he will be assisted by billy edwards, an inmate advocate. >> you got to take a deep breath.beying lawful order. plead guilty or not guilty or guilty with an explanation. what's your plea? >> i would like to plead not guilty. >> since you plead not guilty i'm going to have the lieutenant present the case for the department, then you'll have your opportunity. >> i'm going to read an incident report that was written by officer jaret jones, staff at this facility, he writes i was asked by sergeant webb to give inmate lashbrook a direct order to get off the phone and lock down. he ignored my orders to lock down and continued to talk on the phone for several minutes. i believe that anybody could have understood that instruction and it's my belief that this incident report is a complete and accurate portrayal of the incident. >> i was on the phone. i do not deny that. i was speaking with my wife. she was crying very, very bad. and i told her i got to go because they're wanting me to lock down. she said, no, please don't hang up. i said, look, i'll call you in the morning. i have to

and joining us now from hollywood with a preview now is billy bush. tell us more about kim's reaction. >> first of all, jim, you underestimate my executive producer. two part? he'll make it six parts this guy. >> okay. >> he'll take the interview and stretch it out as far as he can. we know the man. but yeah. fascinating for me to do. i'm the one who asked her and reached out and booked the interview. and truth be told i've been skeptic. i've one of the not huge kardashian fans or won over and but yet as of late i found her to be very articulate and made a killing on this video game. she's really kind of to me come into her own and in the diane special, he kept talking about how kim is taking it the best and kim is really his go-to in the family to help him through all of this. i sat down with kim and we did a whole interview. she's met, you know bruce's female side. and she's really sort of handled it well and helped kylie and the younger sister who's 17 and kendall at 19 and helped them all through this. everyone has the right in the family i think

billy corgan's here! he won't even smash a pumpkin!eers and applause ] >> steve: he thought it was gallagher. >> jimmy: it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: hey! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much. are you guys on twitter? you guys are on twitter, right? [ cheers and applause ] it's fun. well, we use twitter on our show every single week. if you watch our show and want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday, where i send out a hashtag. we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. but since yesterday was april fools day, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called "best prank ever." i asked you guys to tweet out a a funny or embarrassing prank that you or someone you know pulled. we got thousands of tweets. within 20 minutes it was a a trending topic in the united states. [ cheers and applause ] so thank you so much for those tweets. i appreciate it. now thought i'd share some of my favorite "best prank ever" tweets from you guys. here we go. first one's fro

"billy" murphy. mr. murphy, thank you very much for your time.ce to have you here tonight. >> it's an honor to be on your show. >> oh, thank you, sir. let me ask you about the big picture specific to mr. gray. there's multiple investigations happening. state's attorney says she will do her own independent investigation. she has received information from the baltimore p.d. they say they are done with their investigation. some leaks have started to happen to the media about what might have turned up in those investigations already. from your position as the gray family's attorney, what do you think the importance is, the status is right now of the investigation? >> well, i think the police have not finished their investigation because it would be stupid to do that. they're going to continue to pursue additional witnesses and follow additional leads. but that doesn't mean we have to and should have confidence in their ability to investigate themselves. that would be stupid. so that is why the state's attorney, marilyn moosby is conducted what she be

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sovereignty issues that were brought up and presented, testing sovereignty to see how it would go by james billy in the seminole tribe in florida. gaming is as good as anything when you have nothing. you look around on the reservations. some of them are terrifically isolated. what did they have? how could these people make a living like other people do in the cities, let's say? whether it is gaming or whatever it might be, and with the individual family's proceeds very high, this is what everybody here in america wants and it's viable. it's something that works and that's basically how it's been here in florida where the seminoles, the creeks, and the muscovy --had been here, part and parcel. >> to learn more about the cities on our cities tour visit c-span.org/cities. this is american history tv on c-span3. >> today we are in the original downtown fort lauderdale and it was here, many years ago, 1896 that is when the railroad came. and then the people came. this is a historical family -- historical property. this was designed for archives. this is the king -- home. and we also have the schoolho

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>> billy what say you?ally get a heads up on topics i'm having a trouble writing jokes things are so flipped upside down. we need petroleum. we won't have this pipeline. intercitying with iran. israel's guy come in and we won't meet with him. search for a job and unemployment rate goes down. don't have a border. blaize about terrorism and freaked out about the environment and quite frankly the mayor of a major city says we have got to give people the room to destroy. the world is so flipped out right now i look at khomeini and say why not chide us? we don't seem to think much of ourselves anymore. why should our enemies think much of us. the simple fact is the guy realizes if the world would were still sane we would be deflating his head like a deflated football jiewntd ter it. he realizes it's open season on us. we should beat this guy like harry reid's bow flex beat his face but we don't. >> here is what is ironic about it. two years ago you would have been beheaded in iran if you tweeted. now he is tweet

that man we saw, billy murphy as you know she's representing the gray family. been a financial support are of mosby, donated $5,000 to her campaign served on her transition committee. was with her at her swearing in. the baltimore sun is reporting that billy mur gi was out on the streets with protesters this week and he told them that mosby told him, quote, she doesn't trust the police herself. does that worry you in wanting to get a completely fair transparent process? >> under normal circumstances it would worry me. but we're talking about a system that's based on connections. everyone i know who has within in and out of the legal system you know it's not what your lawyer knows, it's what judge did your lawyer go to school with. i'm not saying they're going to be up to anything crooked. i'm just saying i's not the first time we heard of something like this happening. >> an interesting point he makes about baltimore. but thisere's also this point. you're making the point that maybe she's bias nd against the officers. but her grandmother, her uncles her mother

gaming came into the seminole tribe of florida in 1979 when james billy was chairman. he was handed a contract that bingo. and he ran with it. he had to grapple with bob butterworth, who was our sheriff at that time and then later moved up and became, you know, in politics in tallahassee. and it was a legal issue at that point. the seminoles' sovereignty or i should say native americans' sovereignty at that point had not been tested or tried. and this was not anything militant but james had done several tours of duty in vietnam and he was now chairman. and he wanted to see how far he could go with this. so basically, that's how gaming came to the seminoles, was james with the contract trying to see what they could do on their sovereign sovereign, sovereignty that had been given to them by the british, actually, sovereign reservation land that had been given them by the americans. they were just trying to see how far they could go. they didn't want to be the wards of the government. they were very poor. they didn't want welfare. because they used to get welfare from the