do this job, billy. >> billy: there's no job to be done, cane, okay? because the house is fine. jill's got it in her head that she needs to try and control me down to the paint on the walls, all right? she needs to back off because she's screwed with me enough already. >> cane: al, al, could you please take the rest of the day off? i appreciate it. thanks. okay, now, you and i both know this has nothing to do with the paint, so what is going on here? >> billy: i can't stay away from you! do you understand that? >> phyllis: why do you think i came back here? i don't want you to stay away. >> jack: phyllis? >> phyllis: oh, i didn't expect you to be back so soon. >> jack: my meeting got canceled. not entirely a waste. it was a reminder to keep my own priorities straight. there are people for whom their wedding vows are just words. >> phyllis: where does this come from? >> jack: it doesn't matter. what matters is, i'm through with my work and i get to spend time with my lovely wife, and i don't want to wait till dinner. let's have lunch. we can make a whol

tonight -- daniel radcliffe, from "billy on the street," actor and comedian billy eichner, music fromand of skulls, featuring the 8g band with ray luzier. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to news. the cleveland cavaliers beat the golden state warriors last night and became the first nba team to ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the championship. [ cheers ] all right, great. congratulations. said bernie sanders, "so you're saying there's a chance! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] never count them out! lebernie james!" [ light laughter ] donald trump this morning fired his controversial campaign manager corey lewandowski. i think his name was half the problem. corey is such a fireable name. [ laughter ] "dude, what happened to corey?" "oh, corey got fired." "no way." [ laughter ] "way." [ laughter ] donald trump thanked crowds in phoenix for their support this weeken

that's the billy mitchell that you see in the statue, the historic billy mitchell who was famous for demonstrating that airplanes could sink battle ships and sort of predicting that air power was the wave of the future. he was also incredibly controversial, of course. he was in constant battle with naval officers who didn't always agree with billy mitchell's point of view. or when they did agree with his point of view, saw it moving more in the navy's direction than the army's. but certainly an incredible voice for american air power in the early years of the 20th century. in this case, we have a japanese balloon bomb, a fugo balloon bomb. in 1944 and 1945, as the americans had begunfire bombfir gentlemanen japan, burning cities to the ground, the japanese came up with the notion in returning that kind of thing to the americans which turned out to be a small way. these balloons were built in japan. they were laumnched from sea coast cities around japan. the balloon -- there is just the bomb and the instrument package -- was actually built out of mulberry paper, paper that was made ou

detective billy watts, i saw him lose it. four members of the family died and in the exam room the 4-year-old was dead and an 8-year-old girl was dead. we go in and check it out, billy worked a week of midnights, he hasn't slept more than a couple hours, ben brown on the way to get some rest, woke up two hours later, we had four people die in this fire. they do the work at the scene, billy goes to the hospital, medical examiner, and she pulls back the sheets covering the body and the whole room is saturated with smoke, bodies saturated with smoke, the whole room smelled like a campfire and billy, i could tell this bothered him when they didn't have a kid sized name tag for the 4-year-old, seemed so awful. no one did it on purpose. it was a big thing, talk to a grandmother, i could tell it bothered him, the father died trying to save the kids, broke a window, he was trying to save his kid. they -- hospitals, everyone can be in public service, they don't know the date of birth in the computer for the dead father at the hospital

the fact that billie jean won.on. >> well, the two men in my family left me alone with the match after we saw how it was going to go and watched "bonnie & clyde." but i loved every minute of it. >>> excuse me, do you agree with this women's liberation movement? >> no, i don't. >> why not? >> because i like my life the way it is. >> a woman's place is with a man on top of him in this world. >> there were a mess of housewives, grandmothers, mothers who felt as if they were not only being left out of this but denigrated by it. that the movement was saying their choices were stupid and dumb. >> having a happy husband and happy children makes us happy. >> they had always been celebrated for having chosen to be a mom and a wife and stay at home. now suddenly overnight people were saying that they're slaves, they're comparing them to prostitutes. and it made perfect sense to me that those women would get really ticked off and frightened. and anybody who came along who was clever enough and manipulative enough to pick up t

please welcome the star of "billy on the street" and "difficult people," billy nschner. a?") oh! what a night! >> stephen: happy convention! thank you! i just met elizabeth warren. >> stephen: isn't she lovely? i love her! >> stephen: have you met her before? >> no, where would i meet her, tinder? >> stephen: which way would th wsweep? >> well, you know i'm gay, so i don't think it's going to be a match. >> stephen: oh. but you never know. >> stephen: you may be gay for eer political ideals. >> i am gay for elizabeth's ideas, yes. >> stephen: what about her vp? would you be excited if hillary clinton picked her for v.i.p.? >> i would love elizabeth warren to be anything. i would love her to be a female ghost buster! (cheers and applause) he's al rick moranis, i think. by the way, why isn't there one candidate talking about what happened to rick moranis? i'm the only one. >> stephen: we'll find out and int back to you on that. >> i love elizabeth warren. i have been following the convention. >> stephen: enjoying it? you're a pop culture guy. >> but donald trump is show busine

thanks to billy the barber. ironically, it was because connection with the port of new orleans and the efforts of several immigrants that the great emancipator freed one of the first people of color, john shelby, in one of billy the barber's fellow african-american barbers while traveling in new orleans in 1856 who found the same hostility that billy had found. not having the proper papers, he was arrested and imprisoned. somehow, shelby may contact with a springfield raised new orleans attorney by the name of benjamin jonas. shelby suggested that he contact a prominent lawyer back home in illinois whose influence might help him get released. the lawyer recognize the name abraham lincoln because he was a friend of jonas's father, a man by the name of abraham jonas was one of the first jewish settlers in and around springfield, illinois. word spread upriver to his mother and to lincoln. mr. lincoln was very much moved , wrote one of his early biographers, and requested that he go to the statehouse and inquire of

billy: the speaker's office just released to details. is wrapped up in the lingo of counterterrorism. that is the spin they are putting on that apparently. it includes a provision to prevent terrorists from buying guns. the bill in the senate from senator cornyn. the democrats in the house and the senate. >> as you said it is pretty close to what senator cornyn offered but the republicans blocked that. if you were a house democrat on the conference call you were saying that it was you're letting the national rifle association right your legislation for you. and they want to limit whatever gun aspects for that bill is much as possible. whether that's true or not, who knows. house republicans are feeling pressure to do something with guns in it. perhaps not to do so much that it might upset the nra. house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement. saying they will continue to for a meaningful gun bills that will save lives and protect us from terrorism. with expanded background checks and meaningful no-fly by legislation. billy: th

thanks to billy the barber. he freed one of the first people of color, john shelby, a free black and one of floorville's african barbers in springfield while travging in now or leans in 1956 in 1856, found the same hostility that floorville had found. not having the proper papers, shelby was arrested and imprisoned. somehow, shelby made contact with a springfield raised new orleans now attorney by the name benjamin jonas. and shelby suggested to jonas that he contact a prominent lawyer back home in illinois whose influence might help him get released. jonas, the lawyer, recognized the name, abraham lincoln because lincoln was a friend of jonas' father. a man by the name of abraham jonas who was one of the first jewish settlers in and around springfield, illinois. words spread upriver to shelby's mother and then to lincoln. he was very much moved by one of the early biographers and said that he go over to the state house and inquire of governor william henry if there was not something that could be done to obtain

thanks to billy the barber. ironically, it was through lincoln's connection with the port of new orleans and the efforts of several immigrants that the great emancipator freed one of the first people of color. john shelby. a freed black and one of the fellow african-american barbers in springfield while traveling in new orleans in 1856 found the same hostility that floorville had found. not having the proper papers, shelby was arrested and imprisoned. somehow shelby made contact with a springfield raised new orleans now attorney by the name of benjamin jonas. and shelby suggested to jonas that he contact a prominent lawyer back home in illinois whose influence might help him get released. jonas, the lawyer, recognized the name abraham lincoln because lincoln was a friend of jonas' father. a man by the name of abraham jonas, who was one of the first jewish settlers in and around springfield, illinois. word spread upriver to shelby's mother and then to lincoln. mr. lincoln was very much moved, wrote one of lincoln

billy... chambers? billy chambers is the mole?! i assumed he went off the grid.bed someone to death in 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!

billy butler tosses his bat after crushing one. after word with the catcher, jiminez was waiting for butler the plate. bottom pour, almonte crushes that offer for a 3-2 cleveland lead. right now cleveland up 6-2 in the sixth. highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> niners reported to custom today with good and bad news. good news, anthony davis, ian state bid the nfl after an 11-month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, no williams. miss the rest of the scene with an offseason ankle injury that required surgery. davis will be a huge improvement to the line. players reported to santa clara today. a lot of questions to be answered by new head coach chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for the offense if he can stay healthy. >> this year, way better than last you're, not just for mow but things will be good for everybody. >> the tempo, once you get used to it, definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand th

but the a's get some help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single. delivers his third home run of the season and that's the difference. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >>> these three games are enjoyable but they don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, gives the offense confidence. and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. jeff samardzija on the mound. beltran, solo home run. yankees 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career homer. giants end their road trip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss. >> tied in cooperstown ken griffey, jr. and mike piazza would inducted into the hall of fame. junior played 22 years with the mariners, reds and white sox, ten gold gloves, 630 home runs. goes in as a mariner. piazza was the last man drafted in 1988 by the dodgers, played 16 years, record .396 as a catcher. only the second new york met. both players gave thanks. >> want to thank my family marx friends, the fans think reds, the white sox,

but the a's get some help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single. delivers his third home run of the season and that's the difference. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >>> these three games are enjoyable but they don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, gives the offense confidence. and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. jeff samardzija on the mound. beltran, solo home run. yankees 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career homer. giants end their road trip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss. >> tied in cooperstown ken griffey, jr. and mike piazza would inducted into the hall of fame. junior played 22 years with the mariners, reds and white sox, ten gold gloves, 630 home runs. goes in as a mariner. piazza was the last man drafted in 1988 by the dodgers, played 16 years, record .396 as a catcher. only the second new york met. both players gave thanks. >> want to thank my family marx friends, the fans think reds, the white sox,

billy butler tosses his bat after crushing one.with the catcher, jiminez was waiting for butler the plate. bottom pour, almonte crushes that offer for a 3-2 cleveland lead. right now cleveland up 6-2 in the sixth. highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> niners reported to custom today with good and bad news. good news, anthony davis, ian state bid the nfl after an 11-month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, no williams. miss the rest of the scene with an offseason ankle injury that required surgery. davis will be a huge improvement to the line. players reported to santa clara today. a lot of questions to be answered by new head coach chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for the offense if he can stay healthy. >> this year, way better than last you're, not just for mow but things will be good for everybody. >> the tempo, once you get used to it, definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand that-under bra

thanks to billy the barber. ironically, it was through lincoln's connection with the port of new orleans and the efforts of several immigrants that the great emancipator freed one of the first people of color. john shelby. a freed black and one of the fellow african-american barbers in springfield while traveling in new orleans in 1856 found the same hostility that fleurville had found. not having the proper papers, shelby was arrested and imprisoned. somehow shelby made contact with a springfield raised new orleans now attorney by the name of benjamin jonas. and shelby suggested to jonas that he contact a prominent lawyer back home in illinois whose influence might help him get released. jonas, the lawyer, recognized the name abraham lincoln because lincoln was a friend of jonas' father. a man by the name of abraham jonas, who was one of the first jewish settlers in and around springfield, illinois. word spread upriver to shelby's mother and then to lincoln. mr. lincoln was very much moved, wrote one of lincoln

young billy is in tow. >> reporter: he's wearing hardly any clothes, right? >> yeah. his only possessions are shorts and a sleeping bag. and so one day basically the son marches to the police department and, and tells the police my dad keeps giving me drugs and i don't want drugs. >> this is "national enquirer," dated january 10th, 1971. >> reporter: the story of a boy being fed drugs and little else makes the "national enquirer" grocery checkout line, brian hensley spots it and his sister sharon's picture. >> i said, "hey, mom, sharon's in this paper here." >> reporter: but one thing wasn't in that article. the boy told the police he heard a terrible revelation. his father confessing to sharon. dad had killed billy's mom. >> bill was dismissed by the sheriffs there as just some crazy story. >> reporter: authorities from calcasieu parish, louisiana,ly talking and no murder charges are filed. bill's widow janet. >> he knew what he had heard and he never wavered on that. never. >> reporter: janet vail says before her husband died of cancer in 2009 he purposely left that

billy: the rules about you can't take photos or videos. all that stuff that happened in didn't really occur until late in the morning. most of that happened when the house wasn't technically in session. the speaker said he is looking into what can't be done. i'm not quite sure what can be done other than forcing them off the floor. arresting them perhaps. the notion of arresting a civil rights icon like john lewis on tv in front of millions of americans is something they really don't want to have ingrained in people's memory going into the november elections. republicans have advised him whatever we do let's not handcuff these people. >> billy house is congressional correspondent for bloomberg news. you can follow him on twitter and read his reporting at bloomberg.com. thank you. tonight on the communicators. kathy grillo of verizon. talking about net neutrality. joined by wall street journal technology reporter john mckinnon. there are some issues with that. complexa lot of technology development and develop these new antennas. adjust for

. ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ >> billy joel making his return to citizens bank park tonight.ry singer, song writer and musician played his classic as crowd sang along. it was fifth time that billy joel has performed in the home of the phillies. >>> funny, i'm from new jersey. one time i saw billy joel was in north carolina. >> yes, exactly. >> time for a check of the accu weather forecast. rough weather came earlier through the area. >> it did. we are tracking showers currently moving out of our region. brighter skies on the way for sunday and turning less humid too, walter. we will show you is what going on with storm tracker six, live double scan radar, still pretty dry in philadelphia. the activity right now to the north of the city and also into new jersey. we're going in tighter on street level with storm tracker six, you can see pockets of moderate to heavy rain in riverside. also into light rain in mercer county and trenton and showers just to the south and east of cherry hill. also into woodbury at this hour. things will start to clear out, overnight tonight. and it g

so billy rail is kind of a hard living fun loving guy. he's lieut. on the squad and knows every thing. billy rail, i said early what am i gonna do? i'm not sure what's going to happen. it's been kind of slow and my hope is that there's an interesting case that comes along, but i don't know. what am am i gonna do. what you gonna do question, going to do this? he said will catch a few more this month. he said january will get busier, but be ready for february. it will be a good month for murder. i said why. he said others a lot of pent-up anger on the streets. then i went back and i realized one afternoon i had a cut 40,000 thousand words to make the book makes sense and this is totally a bad metaphor so please forgive me, but you have to kill babies. this is a terrible metaphor. you love these characters and scenes but you have to whack, whack, whack, gone. one afternoon, 40,000 words and then the book made a lot more sense. then i could play more the characters and i could emphasize certain characters in different ways. i had the rookie and the outla

you know what i see in that video, billy. i see fear.ple will say, oh, they're stupid. they're not stupid. kids aren't stupid. are they brainwashed a little? sure they are. mostly i see fear. if you say anything on a college campus now, you're going to be ostracized. they can't even listen to smokin' in the boy's room by brownsville station. it's got to be smokin' in the transroom. nobody can do anything over there. >> but it is -- what i think is happening, and i think that's a pretty good analysis, is that they're scared, all right? they don't want to say anything politically incorrect. they don't want to say, you know what, there is a pretty big difference between men and women. >> you hope it's a big e it's a big difference. >> well, look, the difference is in the way they dress, the way they conduct themselves in the marketplace. men are usually savages. women are kind and gentle. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> we're going to have to bleep that, miller. we just bleeped miller. he said an an atom cal word, but we bleeped it. w

. ♪ ♪ >> this boy band even covers billy joel. "e.t." was with the guys during their rise to fame.ditor just had to share with them a little "e.t." flashback friiay. ♪ ♪ this concert seemed a little like "magic mike." >> here in new york city it doesn't get much bigger than this a great crowd out there. they all want to be here. we're ready to have a good time. we're looking forward to it. wins radio in new york. it was fun throwing it back with them. looking at those '90s fashions. >> oh yeah. >> working on the car. >> mechani >> who knows, maybe nick's wife vanessaadigs the retro look. the two are parents to two small kids. they won't be touring with daddy. >> are you going to bring the family on tour? >> no, none of russ bringing our families on the road this time. it's just us on the bus families on the road this time. it's just us on the bus like the old days ♪ >> what's the greatest thing you -pguys have ever experienced? >> we had a crazy fan pose someone who was interviewing us, she had a camera man with her. stuff that. >>> up next, our flashback friday continues as "termi

tonight -- daniel radcliffe, from "billy on the street," actor and comedian billy eichner, music fromt case, let's get to news. the cleveland cavaliers beat the golden state warriors last night and became the first nba team to ever come back from a 3-1 deficit to win the championship. [ cheers ] all right, great. congratulations.

thank you for joining us and thank you, billy. to learn more, head to our web site.hank you so much. >> we'll introduce you to the mom who crea >>> we've all heard of pokemon go, but how about this one? the mom who created the game that is coming up next. ,,,,,,,, she was visiting mission high school in san francisco. she comes back to her old >>> when we first met anna, she was visiting in san francisco. she comes back to see those who set her on path to college she's in town again this year. this time, as a college graduate. >> reporter: anna shot this video selfie as she graduated from uc santa cruz with a 3.4 gpa. not that long ago, she spoke no english. >> it feels like a dream. >> the first in her family to graduate from college. her relatives were all there and say saved enough money to bring her mother and brother from guatemala. it all hit home. mommy, poppy, she says, this is for you and because of you. she was already in college when we first met her. it shows her in the dorm. she wanted an education so badly she came to the united states by herself when s

billy was never, ever violent, never violent. >> oh, baby.rry. >> always calm. >> good-bye. >> always optimistic. >> i hope she's brilliant and happy and looking down at me. >> always tell me, it's okay. it's going to be all right. it just goes to show that whatever he was telling, whatever story he was giving, was all lies. i feel so bad for those children. i feel horrible. it hurts me inside to think that i was with someone that killed that woman and left them children like that. sad. >> first, i commend kelly for having the courage to talk about it, to warn other women, to say to other women that may be watching this show, if you are being bamboozled and fooled and manipulated by william greer, get away from him, number one. number two, do the right thing, turn him in. make the call to "the hunt." we'll take care of it before he kills somebody else. >> one of the main things that we've done is try to find the body of tammy. not just for the prosecution of the case, but so that her family, her children and her ex-husband and her mother, can

billy. with an an old hip hop thing. i remember the day when the stupidest person in the room had a dunce hat. now they have a gavel. go through the main players here. bernie. bernie was legit, he would share whatever he sold out for. turns out old bernie has hamstrings of clay. he caved in like a which capitol hillen chilean mine. lipitor co-pay. i will tell you one thing good for bernie he will never have to pick up another check now. he will never notice it. he didn't do it up to this point. cain speaking is he her vp. lends for a great bumper sticker. i would give this to the trump campaign if you want. cain and unable. third, go to billy clinton. when you task somebody with unionizing somebody who has been right in front of us for 25 years, the problem is the source material. and at this point bubba singing boss polyester praises rings hollower. one could wish bill had seen on the charms over the marriage. hillary perfectly reflects america. that's why she has a great chance to win. she

david chalian, you look like a -- actor and activist billy baldwin with us.ou enjoying this is. >> very much so. i told you i've been to the dnc since 88 and rnc, i'm a bit of a political junkie. i really enjoy the process. >> did you think of bill clinton's speech? >> i think he had a different role to play. i've seen him speak three or four times since 1988 and the last election cycle they ran a poll online that said vote for mitt romney, vote to re-elect barack obama, vote to amend the constitution to allow bill clinton to seek a third term and won that poll for about a week. that's how good he is. i thought it wasn't the razzle-dazzle that i'm used to, but it was for the role that he played which was, you know, this convention's got to be one part the case against trump, one part the case for hillary in many, many different ways and then the roadmap to get us there. i think tonight was the night was the case for hillary. humanizing her, making her accessible, making her appealing. look, i worked on the hill for a congressman who was al gore's best friend

billy bean's garage sale heating up. should be interesting. you know how the a's or this time of year, sending players coming and go. >> a's and raiders, hard to believe. >>> toddlers with no training wheels. see the other big race in san francisco, when as soon as abc7 at 5:00 returns. >>> coming up at 6:00, following developing news, water rescue happening in san francisco. >>> a live update on the breaking news, the walnut creek bart station where a track fire is affecting service. >>> the san francisco marathon isn't he only big race this weekend. abc7 news was at pier 35 as 300 toddlers from all over the world took part in the strider cup world championship. the racers are between two and five years of age and ride special bikes with no pedals and no training wheels. look at them go. that does it for us here at5:00. thank you for your time. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, hot air balloon disaster. the balloon full of passengers striking a power line and crashing into a texas pasture. >> i heard the pop

and then a little help from the country breakfast billy butler. he delivers the third home run of the season, and the a's have not lost a series since the all-star break thanks to two walkoffs and the late game heroic heroics. >> these games are enjoyable, but they don't happen like that all of the time. >> and definitely contagious, and it gives the offense confidence, and yeah, i mean, just all around good baseball. >> all right. the giants are looking to take two in a row from the yankees, and the shark jeff samardzija on the mound, and a solo shot from carlos beltran, and the yankees up just like that. second inning, mark teixeira with the 200th career home run, and he a allowed five runs and struck out three. they lost to the yankees today 5-3. >>> ken griffey jr. and mike piazza were inducted into the hall of fame. and all-star and ten gold gloves and he goes in as a mariner, and he was also the last man drafted by the dodgers and with 427 home runs and a record of 396 as a catcher, and he goes in as the second new york met, and both players

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>> billie is as deficient, in certain ways, as gene. >> hey! >> she's just a weirdo, egghead, who's an academic and doesn't know how to, you know, socially awkward, doesn't know how to relate to people. >> shh, shh. [ phone rings ] >> hello? >> you do it. >> no, you. >> joy? this is the policia. your parents, they, they died. >> y >> hang up, before she knows who it is. >> sorry, joy, it's gina and billie. ? >> what were your comedic inspirations? >> i loved watching "snl" when i was younger, and "in living color" and -- >> lars von trier movies. >> no that's not a -- can i talk to you for a second? >> yeah. >> that's not a current thing. >> okay, i got it now. >> bjork. that's it. >> yeah. and "antichrist." >> shout out to lars von trier if you're watching. >> thank you! for making me laugh. >> hashtag lars von trier. ? >> so who is, in your mind, who is the audience for this show? >> can i answer this one? >> yeah. >> every single person in america, and beyond. >> where else? >> morocco. >> ting po's dry cleaners, no billie here. [ laughter ]

billy jenkinson, mrs.assandra roche -- if you would please stand and be recognized as part of the planning committee today. without financial support, this would not be possible. you can see the names of the sponsors flashed on the screen. they are in your program. is very proud of my station a proud sponsor of this event, and i want to thank the staff and management and the owners of my station for seeing fit to be part of this affair today. we are all your today, but these folks were here 50 years ago 1966 on that8, rainy sunday afternoon. everyone who was here on that day 50 years ago, if you can stand, we want you to stand. if you can't stand, then please raise your hand. because we want to recognize you. [applause] thank you very much. on behalf of everyone here today, thank you for serving. you are a reminder that dr. king from message is alive and well. now we will have the presentation of the essay award winners. i would like to ask reverend out for it are the and dr. lynwood cooper to please come

>> prince william. >> prince william, yes. >> billy, billy. >> who stole the show? day? >> oh, a lot of people were talking about pippa in white. >> oh,. >> she got engaged. >> are you sad? >> oh, good for her. >> oh, it makes me sick. >> why? >> i don't know why. >> well, her boo got down on one knee and popped the question. >> what's his name? >> james matthew. >> jimmy? >> you're giving everybody a nickname. two, green rolling hills, proposed, she was completely surprised. he is 40, hedge funds manager, millionaire, he is 32, they've been dating for under an year. >> well, that's -- >> uh-huh. so think think the wed be will be in 2017 and it will be a lavish wedding. >> i didn't know she had so many kids. >> oh, look at. that will here is the thing, though, if your sister, kate, is, you know, who she is, kate middleton, how do you not up stage the bride when you show up at the wedding? like your presence, everybody looking at kate, right? >> right. >> we love pippa. >> love her. >> we love her. she is great. but that's an issue, isn't it? >> maybe she'll wear gla

. >> billy: yeah, i want to spend the rest of the day with the kids. you mind bringing them by? i will tell victoria that there's been a change of plans. great. thank you very much. i'll see you in a little bit. bye. >> cane: miss johnny and katie, huh? >> billy: my mom can think and say whatever she wants about the women that i'm invo

but the a's get help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single, delivers a third home run of the season. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >> these games are enjoyable but don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, and gives the offense confidence and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. smardzija on the mound but carlos beltran, solo shot, yanks 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career home run. understand gentleman went 5-2/3. giants on the road tip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss to the yankees. >> the celebrity championship in lake tahoe between mark mulder and tennis share mardy fish came down to the final putts. joe path ski has birdies on 17 and 18, ended up in tenth place. jerry rice not in the hunt but this putt made his game. >>> defending champ, mark mulder, five birdies on the front including on nine for a 31. but he's going to miss this par putt on 18 to open the door for mardy fish. fish now has this eagle putt on 18 for six points and a

host: billy house is congressional correspondent for bloomberg news. he's on twitter @houseinsession. you can read his reporting at bloomberg.com. thanks very much for being with us. guest: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. and coming up monday morning, we'll discuss the concepts of freedom and liberty in the u.s. today with terry jeffrey, he's editor in chief at cnsnews.com. and eleanor cliff, washington correspondent for the daily beef. we'll also discuss this year's presidential campaign, the brexit vote and the possible effects on the u.s. economy. and what's ahead for congress, especially on terrorism and gun violence. and then michael, former iraq intelligence advisor to generals petrino. he'll sculls the retaking of fallujah by iraqi forces. u.s. air strikes and what's next for iraq in

. >> billy, i am -- here's what i am right now. female about to go back to male.how far out there i am. >> you heard about the hot dog eating contest. in buffalo, new york, they have a kale eating contest. are you involved? >> listen, billy, all i know, if that asian kid could eat 70 hot dogs, i can't imagine how much kale he can throw down. it's like an entire farm's worth of kale he'll be able to jam down his gullet. all these people that want to get you healthy, they want you to live forever so they can constantly tell you what to do. leave me alone! i want to eat a hot dog. i don't want to eat your kale. you're going to come in with a speech therapist and correct my death rattle. lay off me! >> i agree with you, miller. my makeup artist, she has stuff, i'm like, is that food? why don't you eat the wallpaper. finally in china, lady gaga has been listed as a hostile foreign force by the chinese government. >> i think she met with the dalai lama and they're not going to let her into the country. imagine that's the reason you don't get let into the country. you ca

bush, credits billy graham but that is because billy graham is known and the other fellow is not.ush: in 2011, george talked about sustaining -- being sustained by his faith. [video clip] faithas sustained by my during my presidency. i did pray a lot. wonders on many occasions when i was president. inalk about the rainbow bucharest, romania. i gave a speech. right before i got on stage, someone pointed out a balcony. a rainbow appears behind the balcony. people can ascribe anything they want to it but i say it is a message that said -- freedom is beautiful and universal. everyone desires to live a free life. brian: what are you thinking as you listen to that? jean edward: that is exactly right. bush received his marching instructions -- he thought, from god. brian: what if he is right? jean edward: i don't think he is. excesses and the attack on iraq -- it cannot be argued that that was correct. brian: i want to complete the comparison with eisenhower. int was a 976 page book 2012. you said he was a canny politician and a skillful, decisive leader. i can only think of eisenhower a