. >> billy: yeah, well, maybe i need one. >> victoria: [ sighs ] why? >> billy: how do i testify about cane and not make him sound like a slimeball? >> victoria: seriously? can you two just table this for one day? >> billy: no, juliet knows that we can't stand each other, and i'm sure she's given her lawyer plenty of ammunition. i don't want to slip up and, you know, hurt the company. >> victoria: i wouldn't worry about that. >> billy: really? why is that? >> victoria: because juliet's case hinges on one lie, that cane promised to promote her career in exchange for sex with him. once michael gets her to admit that that's not true, then her case is toast and we can all move forward. >> billy: i wouldn't be too sure. >> michael: now, we'll be in a conference room instead of a courtroom, but you'll still be under oath. i'll be questioning juliet,

billy hurley's father went missing during the same tournament the year before and billy asked for the help from the public to find him. >> coming to you guys, [ crying ] and asking for help, my family and i are trusting you guys as the pga tours media family to help us, not runover as. >> reporter: willard hurley was fined a lot -- was found alive in texas but sadly, committed suicide a few weeks later closer to home. he left billy and his family devastated. [ cheering ] and four months later he got his first ever pga win at the congressional country club. it was close to where he grew up and where his father taught him the game. i asked how we could possibly keep his composure. >> and the next 24-48 hours, we are doing this. >> i don't remember that, specifically. i think it was -- there was a period of time leading up to this where i had made my own peace with it. i made the decision to forgive my dad and move on. that was how i got through it. >> it wasn't a crescendo? >> it was overtime. >> now, as he tries to in check. he said his naval career taught him well but it is a work in

isn't why i came here should celebrities all take a tune from -- >> absolutely, i mean god bless billieelieving in the fight and basically saying keep politics out of it why peef 24-hour cable news network -- you don't have to go over to an arena to lessen to singer basically -- >> you go to billie joe show. >> i liked it. >> commentary lined up right. >> totally, i am a huge fan favorite, i think that this makes a lot of sense especially with how things escalated last few months i think, good oi also think bruce springsteen is right if you don't want to hear it don't go to concerts. >> billie joe smart capitalist counter want to insult audience wants to respect them 50% conservative many trump supporters. >> morgan final thoughts. >> billie joe is estimated to be worth 180 million dollars, in april of this year that is with three ex-wives. >> [laughter] [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding

. >> billy: yeah, well, maybe i need one. >> victoria: [ sighs ] why?y: how do i testify about cane and not make him sound like a slimeball? >> victoria: seriously? can you two just table this for one day? >> billy: no, juliet knows that we can't stand each other, and i'm sure she's given her lawyer plenty of ammunition. i don't want to slip up and, you know, hurt the company. >> victoria: i wouldn't worry about that. >> billy: really? why is that? >> victoria: because juliet's case hinges on one lie, that cane promised to promote her career in exchange for sex with him. once michael gets her to admit that that's not true, then her case is toast and we can all move forward. >> billy: i wouldn't be too sure. >> michael: now, we'll be in a conference room instead of a courtroom, but you'll still be under oath. i'll be questioning juliet,

billy, my love! i missed you so much. was the worst part of an otherwise fabulous trip. of course, i come back to wisconsin and i get this cold. >> billy: yeah, it'll do it to you. well, you look great. well rested, strong. >> jill: well, i didn't want to walk into my three-month checkup any other way. >> billy: i wish you would have told me you were coming in. i woulha

and you were struggling with alcohol but you hid this from billy.ing water bottles with vodka. >> yes, for many years, yeah. hiding them around the house. hiding them around hotel rooms. i was hiding how much i was drinking. he knew that, you know, i drank a couple glasses of wine at night but other than that i really kept it hidden from friends and family and especially billy. >> and you had an infant, skylar, you had a baby and so how were you able to make it through the >> i would wake up and have some sort of drink most likely it was mixing vodka with orange juice and then just slowly keep drinking throughout the day. i was able to take care of her but it wasn't at any energy level that was -- it was sad for her because the quality of her life was suffering because of how mie life was. >> and, billy, for you, at what point did you realize that brittany had a serious problem that required help? >> i felt like, you know, we go back to 2012 is when, you know, instances happened that, you know, sort of spark right now that there was an issue but pro

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billy, my love! i missed you so much. was the worst part of an otherwise fabulous trip.i come back to wisconsin and i get this cold. >> billy: yeah, it'll do it to you. well, you look great. well rested, strong. >> jill: well, i didn't want to walk into my three-month checkup any other way. >> billy: i wish you would have told me you were coming in. i would have picked you up at

straight rock-a-billy, right? - right. - i think the first time i listened to the first of the two knitters records, which came out in 1985, but would have been a couple years later. i didn't know that it was you all. somebody said, you need to listen to this record. (laughing) and so i put on, this is a great record. this is actually the people from x, you have to be kidding me. - yeah, it was our love letter to sun records. for sure, and all that stuff. but going back to the punk rock thing. it became a little more codified, it became a little more like a sound and a thing and you could paint a picture of the person that played it and the way they danced and all that kind of stuff and so then it became a little less, but if you think about the beginnings of the hardcore scene, which is kind of where our book ends. that also was pretty eclectic. the meat puppets and black flag. - henry rollins has a chapter (mumbling). - and the minute men, and all these people. they were pretty different, too. but it's okay. - i

in the billy, a $21 million upgrade and repair was completed.ts own power. these kind of incidents are real, but how did a warship - one real, but how did a warship with one of the most advanced radar naval systems —— maven —— naval radar systems —— maven —— naval radar systems hit a massive container ship in open water? the queen's birthday honours list has been released. julie walters and june whitfield have received damehoods and there's also a knighthood for billy connolly. been released at the same time. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, has more. several people are being recognised for their bravery. among them, pc keith palmer, killed as he tried to stop a man from entering parliament in the westminster attacks in march, he has been awarded a posthumous george medal. for pcs craig nicholls and jonathan wright, who arrested the man who killed mpjo cox, queen's gallantry medals. bernard kenny, who was with the mp received the george medal. he sano and he tried to save her and we cannot thank him enough. and the two boys, similar

>> juliet: it's not a claim, billy. it's fact. and when i take cane and victoria's company to court, i intend to prove it. >> billy: juliet, this is nuts. >> juliet: i guess we'll see about that. and if you're smart, you'll be

billy connolly says his knighthood i5 going back! knighthood is likely to produce a 5trong knighthood is likely to produce a strong response from fans. some will 5ay strong response from fans. some will say high time and some will say what the hell is all that about. i don't know what to prepare for. terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield has been made a dame. just a few of over 1000 people being honoured. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the latest headlines, three days after the fire in the tower block in london the queen has is sued and president statement on her official birthday saying it is difficult to escape a sombre national mood. angry residents have been demanding justice for the victims of the tower block fire but ministers have defended theresa may's handling of the disaster. pc keith palmer who tried to stop the terror attack in westminster has been awarded the george medalfor his westminster has been awarded the george medal for his bravery of the queen's birthday honours are announced. a former new zealand trad

billy, laredo, texas, republican. hi, billy. hello. how are you doing? host: morning. caller: morning. i would like to comment on the shooting. think it was a terrible situation. i was in vietnam, too, i know it was. host: we're listening, billy, it was. what caller: yes, and i think the guy in about he wouldn't call trump trump. i call trump trump, i didn't that he other president was on there for eight and a years, i , eight didn't get out and shoot get out and idn't demonstrate against the don't know what their problem is. host: okay, terry in pennsylvania, democrat. terry, you are next. caller: yeah. yes. whenl that -- started back was elected president and then it turned out into this ody got united states citizen, hatever started it and then got passed, thcare rump -- the republican ongress, they took to the -- [indiscernible] -- 60 times and there, now ump is in congress is doing it all over. he said/she said. this he said/she said and have congress do more work. host: listen, jerry -- listen to the house, aker of paul ryan, of wisconsin, had to say yesterday af

>> juliet: it's not a claim, billy. it's fact.n i take cane and victoria's company to court, i intend to prove it. >> billy: juliet, this is nuts. >> juliet: i guess we'll see about that. and if you're smart, you'll be on m

>> billy: honestly, i don't know what to think right now.ither way, this lawsuit is enough to cause major damage. brash & sassy was on shaky ground already dealing with the hockey-footage mess-up. and victoria just smoothed everything over with the league. now she's dealing with this. >> phyllis: so, she's taking the lawsuit personally? >> billy: yeah. she's obsessed with winning. i understand that. but i'm worried about her. it's a lot, and... i just don't want it to take its toll. >> phyllis: well... you can make sure that you're there for her, to cover for her, you know, at work or with the kids. as an employee and co-parent, those are your responsibilities. >> billy: but...? >> phyllis: but

. >> billy: i don't believe this. >> victoria: i'm sorry, billy. mean, given the circumstances, i was just as shocked as you. >> billy: suicide, vick? i just can't imagine that she would do something like that. i mean, she was always so strong and willful. it was delia. i mean, she could never get past it. it broke her. it's ultimately what drove her to kill adam. >> victoria: i'm so sorry this is bringing up all of those

live look now at billy penn from our parkway central library camera. "eyewitness news" is getting a rare, close-up look at what is being spruced up. >> our joe holden came face-to-face with the famous founding father. >> rising 500 feet above street level this sculpture of william penn pen, hallow bronze statue weighing 53,000- pound was due for his once in a deck kate spa treatment. all of the intricate details. >> he looks like he is going out. >> reporter: not to be missed. >> you can see level of detail >> reporter: it is exact in detail down to the word his hand, craft todd precision but this perch high above philadelphia city hall takes its toll. >> the corrosion gets inside of those tiny pits and get in there and it accelerated cycles. >> reporter: every 10 years city contracts with new jersey company more lynn studios to clean from shoe to brim, a laser is used to clean many pits, and crevises and then cooper surface is heated. >> we are heating it up and allows it to work. >> reporter: all that work is done by hand. >> inch by inch and multipl

>> i'm so happy that everything worked out with billy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. [ cheers andpplause ]

billy connolly, actor, musician and stand—up median, has received a knighthood.sure to lead to age strong response from fans.|j think there will be quite a big reaction to it. some of them will say high time and the other will say, what the hell is that all about? could they want to prepare for! iam about? could they want to prepare for! i am a little embarrassed, but deep within the iron very pleased to have it. actress julie walters becomes a day in —— a dame. as does olivia, who says she is extremely proud to be on it. the same honour for terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield. for terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfieldlj for terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield. i am still in shock, really, but it is wonderful to know that people have been good enough to appreciate what i've done. in the world of music, the 1960s eurovision winner becomes an mbe. charttopping singer ed sheerin is also getting an mbe. and the founder of europe's first black and minority orchestra becomes an obe for services to music. as a ro

billy house: they have already subpoenaed 2 key witnesses.he trumphael cohen, lawyer, and michael flan. by --oth have to return they both had to respond by september 5. on the top of the list is jared kushner and others like roger are to a lesser degree interested and a number of individuals involved. as part of that, definitely yes has gone rogue -- devin nunes has gone wrong on finding out which obama administration officials were involved in the unmasking. great to talk to you. somebody on the committee to give us insight. joins us nowey from capitol hill. i'm sure you caught a little bit of what to billy house was saying, good to talk to you before you go to a vote. let me ask you about your frustration with the pace of this process. how do you and other democrats plan to accelerated? >> a lot of it is out of our control. all we could do try to use public pressure to keep the investigation going forward. i think we're back on track. i want to give kudos to mr. conway, he and mr. shiv are working well at today's hearing is one indication o

billy connolly, knighted, jury walters becomes a dame. sir billy, cbe in 2003. a knight! no need to be embarrassed. so, the front pages... we start with the i, which carries a large picture of the protests earlier today at kensington town hall, reflecting on the increasing anger among residents and those affected by the grenfell tower fire. the mirror contrasts the separate visits to the scene today by the queen, who met survivors and volunteers at a makeshift shelter, and the prime minister who made a private visit to survivors in hospital. the daily mail also features a picture of the moment today when demonstrators made their way in to council offices to demand answers, with the paper noting many protesters called for the prime minister to step down. the times says the prime minister had to take cover as she was jeered and called a coward as she left one of the churches co—ordinating relief efforts. the daily telegraph claims the protests today had been organised and co—ordinated by left wing militant groups and that the man who led the demonstration had once

. >> billy: i don't believe this. >> victoria: i'm sorry, billy. i mean, given the circumstances, i was just as shocked as you. >> billy: suicide, vick? i just can't imagine that she would do something like that. i mean, she was always so strong and willful. it was delia. i mean, she could never get past it. it broke her. it's ultimately what drove her to kill adam. >> victoria: i'm so sorry this is bringing up all of those

billy graham, does that name ring a bell? billy graham, as you see here, friend of eisenhower. he will help bring the influence of the church behind the eisenhower campaign in 1952. billy graham is a friend of texas oil, especially wildcatters. his movie company is going to create this movie called "oiltown usa." it shows how one oilman is able to, by accepting christianity, redeem oil, redeem its money, and use its money to support christian causes. again, a reversal of what we are going to encounter in "giant." the point being, it is not just a political effort, but an thestry formed around ethics of wildcat christianity, that is going to have a real important influence in the years to come. all right. any questions question -- any questions? let's pause now. as we make our way into the 1950's, i want to give you a snapshot of two important initiatives in the 1950's. we can talk about religion and culture. we can talk about some key political pivots. all, important. the bottom line is, economics. in the 1950's, we see both independent and major oil looking ways to buttress th

billie joel game the commencement speech at his alma mater. he was supposed to graduate in 1967 but didn't because he had a habit of skipping english class. he got his diploma in 1992. they welcomed him back. melissa, rough start to the day. great ending, a nice one going forward. >> the humidity stays low sunday. something to look forward to tomorrow. storm tracker 6, spotty showers to the south and east of reading and east of lancaster. this fizzles out. nothing like earlier today with the severe showers and storms that triggered the microburst in burlington county. we are at penn's landing, summerfest kicked off yesterday. it's going strong tonight. it's comfortable if you are outside, we have mostly clear skies. earlier, it was active across the region. springfield township with that a severe line moving through. an air conditioning unit off the roof. princeton junction, 3.25-inches of rain. power poles were knocked down. gloucester city, camden county, treetrees knocked on to a house. 67 from millville, upper 60s, cape may. satellite 6 al

>> billy: honestly, i don't know what to think right now.y, this lawsuit is enough to cause major damage. brash & sassy was on shaky ground already dealing with the hockey-footage mess-up. and victoria just smoothed everything over with the league. now she's dealing with this. >> phyllis: so, she's taking the lawsuit personally? >> billy: yeah. she's obsessed with winning. i understand that. but i'm worried about her. it's a lot, and... i just don't want it to take its toll. >> phyllis: well... you can make sure that you're there for her, to cover for her, you know, at work or with the kids. as an employee and co-parent, those are your responsibilities. >> billy: but...? >> phyllis: but

here, here is the billy graham.he billy graham. >> you are dancing on your heels. >> that is to save souls. >> don't get me laughing. you will never get out of here. >> now there are different types of sneezes. i would like to show you some of those. no first you -- [laughter] first, you have the society sneeze. [laughter] >> then you have the nose holder, these guys. [laughter] >> then you have the truck driver's delight. wait, i better -- truck driver's delight. here. [laughter] >> this routine gets a little sloppy. [laughter] >> come on, i want to hear one bird call. >> all right one bird call. , >> wait, wait, wait. what kind of bird is that? >> will that is not a bird, that is i just saw reflection in the lens and i just love me. [laughter] announcer: so sit back with the ones you love and relax, knowing you're about to be entertained by the one man who always knew how to make you smile. >> a chariot. >> cornflakes. announcer: back in television's golden age, not everyone could see gold or red on their tv scree

billy connelly knows his knighthood will produce a strong response from france. —— fans. say hi time and some of them also, what is that? i am a little bit embarrassed but deep within me i am very pleased to have it. june whitfield has been made a dame. 19605 june whitfield has been made a dame. 1960s eurovision sandie shaw becomes an mbe and the last surviving member of the lamest dambuster aircrews also becomes an mbe in a list that honours more than 1000 people. with all the sport, here's katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. it has been a big morning of rugby union. they have a warm up morning of rugby union. they have a warm up game morning of rugby union. they have a warm up game before they take on the all blacks a week today. katie reports. the north island in new zealand is marry heartland. and when the lions are in town they pull out all the stops. there are thousands of people here for this world—record attempt. they are facing the hotel. just another reminder for the lions, as if they needed it, of who is terrified they are on. then it was

comedian billy connolly is made a knight in the queen's birthday honours.ans from all parties, the prime minister in particular, are facing a barrage of criticism over their response. all but hidden from view, the crowd of police protection told you this was theresa may. she had been meeting people from the neighbourhood, meeting volunteers inside this little church. as she was ushered into her car afterwards, rage boiled over in the street outside as she left. the government failed. the government failed us, and her coming over here trying to speak to, who? who do you want to speak to, who? who do you want to speak to? you had your chance. now everybody will be angry. it is a pr start. i don't know why the church n. it isa start. i don't know why the church n. it is a shame it has come to this. more residents would have come out if they knew she was here, to protest. it is about, what are you doing? where is the carer? she was very cold not to meet with any victims. earlier today, unlike yesterday, the prime minister met casualties, people touched by the d

billy connolly says his knighthood is likely to produce a strong response from fans.the hell is all that about? " i don't know what to prepare for. terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield has been made a dame. just a few of over 1,000 people being honoured. lizo mzimba, bbc news. helen willetts has the weather. a largely sunny picture, less clout than yesterday, temperatures sleeping. not only fall, clothes and northern ireland in western scotland with some rain, that is because of the weather front, but away from that, unusually high uv levels across england and wales. that sunshine continues to the rest of the day. however, it will be rather damp and breezy affair across the north—west highlands of scotland, today the rain will affect the northern isles as well. cooley here, but temperatures reaching the central 20s, in the south and east it could be as high as 28 or 29. if we do not see 30 today we almost certain to tomorrow, temperatures overnight

billy connolly, actor, musician and stand—up comedian, has received a knighthood. and others will say, what the hell's that all about? i don't know what to prepare for! i'm a little embarrassed, but deep within me i'm very pleased to have it. actress julie walters becomes a dame. as does 100—year—old gone with the wind star 0livia de havilland. she says she is extremely proud to be honoured. the same honour too for terry and june and absolutely fabulous's june whitfield. inside of me there is a thin person just screaming to get out! just the one, dear? in the world of music, the 1960s eurovision winner sandy shore becomes an mbe. charttopping singer ed sheeran is also made an mbe. and chi—chi nwanoku, the founder of europe's first black and minority orchestra, becomes an 0be for services to music. several people are being recognised for their bravery, among them pc keith palmer, killed as he tried to stop a man entering parliament in the westminter attack in march. he's been awarded a posthumous george medal. also recognised with queen's galla ntry medals, pcs crai

>> billy: see what you do there? you're like a pro, because you don't actually deny having sex with her. >> victoria: stop it! both of you, okay? we need to present a united front. anything that detracts from that only hurts us. >> cane: if you need me, i'll be working from home for the rest of the day. >> phyllis: well, hello to you, too. >> jordan: sit. >> lily: i can't. i'm freaking out. >>da

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one of the bigger names here is billy hurley iii who got his career jump started last year winning he was okay today. he leaves short. he's dangerously short to the cut line. he wasn't happy on that one was he? one guy he's your leader. he says the course is not as easy as it looks. >> it is definitely as tough as advertised. i don't know. i'm sure you watched a lot of golf. it happens quite a bit. two round score. it ends up being pretty close to the final winning score. that's necessarily not always the case. i'm hoping to keep plugging away and making more birdies over the weekend. >> one of the really cool things in this tournament is right to my left. in fact, it's the wall for heroes where fans can come up to the wall and write messages for troops that are serving around the world. and this is cool on sunday in fact, the winner of this tournament caps it off with his very own message on the wall. >> it's it's wonderful when you see families and children and parents and aunts and uncles, and then you see the military guys come up. and they're just so overwhelmed with the notes of

the father of billy hurley iii missing.hen last summer billy hurley won the tournament to earn the first career pga victory. >> people like you want to talk to me now. >> a heart warming ending endinh a sad beginning. two weeks after his plea for help his father was found dead after committing suicide. >> the only thing that i can sit back on is faith. >> he is finally at peace with the loss of his father. in february he wrote a beautiful letter to his dad in the player's tribune and it was emotional he told his father he forgives him for taking his own life. by winning the tournament last year the perspective on everything changed for the better. >> for whatever reason that made it okay for me to have joy again and celebrate who my dad was. >> now helping others get through difficult times. >> just keep going. there is all sort of adversity. brings all sort of challenges. >> the defending champion and a role model for so many. i'm scott abraham with the rising star. erin: thank you, scott. he will defend his quicken loan n

billy graham.he well-known evangelist reminded the group that as they took inspiration from the president, he in turn needed their strength. billy graham asked everyone whatever their religious background to pray that god would give the president strength and wisdom at this hour in the history of the world. on june 14, the middle east was again the focal point of white house to liberation. the newly appointed crisis committee convened late in the evening. soviets -- the russians in a surprise move called for an emergency session of the general assembly. the delegation due to arrive in three days would be headed by the soviet premier. the day the russian premier arrived in new york, president johnson in a short hop to dollars airport. the prime minister was en route from expo 67. be the presidents guest at camp david. with the informal atmosphere of a presidential retreat, a backdrop for unhurried discussion, they covered the whole spectrum of at least problems. the almost insoluble question of the

. >> phyllis: i'm just waiting for an update from billy about the brash & sassy case. >> nick: yeah, vick told me there was a lawsuit. she didn't give me any details. >> phyllis: a former employee has claimed that she was sexually harassed. >> nick: billy? >> phyllis: why would you assume that? why would you say that? >> nick: the dude has shown a stunning lack of judgment, so i just assumed -- >> phyllis: then that would make you an ass. cane is the one who's named in the lawsuit. >> nick: cane? >> phyllis: yes. look, whether he did it or didn't do it, everyone around him is paying the price, and it's all coming to a head today. >> leslie: now, cane, can you

no real big names but remember last year, billy hurley the third won the tournament. a feel good story. he is a leesburg native getting his lone pga tour victory at congressional last summer. >> being kind of the flag ship military event really does the most to honor the military on the pga tour, like that was a good connection to me to bridge into the tournament. being the only veteran on that was the first connection with it. you start adding in everything from 2015 press conference about my dad and winning. and, you know. it has become a big piece of billy and the family. >> third round championship right here on wusa9. jordan spieth has been the story. he chips in for byrd to get to nine under par for the tournamentment at the 15th, spieth gets back on track nearly hauling out for an eagle. from the bunker. almost got there. jordan spieth is seek his second win of 2017. addly, he will not be at potomac next week. that's the issue. big names are not going to be playing at that tournament. >> i love you so much. >> thanks. >> can i give you a hug? >> no thanks. >> j

erin: billy hurley iii finished the day four over but he is expected to make the cut. back to you.onathan: thank you very much. wonderful day for golf. it looks like the course is if great shape. doug: a little muggy. tomorrow is really uncomfortable. the heat and the humidity. good chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. keep an eye on that. talk about the weekend forecast. around 90 for several days. definitely hot and humid with the storms tomorrow. isolated sunday. no rain monday. showers back for 4th of july but steve is tracking all you need to know tonight at 11:00. alison: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank there are always new challenges and opportunities., at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights to improve outcomes. ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: how can we help? unitedhealth group. built for better

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you played billy elliott in london on stage?as that helpful to -- to spider-man, was the physicality of that part helpful in this? >> yeah, definitely, i mean dancing is a really good way of controlling your physicality and playing a character like spider-man, he is probably the most physical character you could ever play. so every day, i with a having to land in poses. the amount times i pulled my groin on this movie, is ridiculous. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> but yeah, my gymnastics background was the most helpful thing. but the funny thing is the director got too excited at times, and was like, "tom, can you -- can you climb up that wall and then do a double back-flip off here on to there?" i'm like, "no. [ laughter ] i'm not an olympian, i have a basics gymnastic background." >> seth: yeah, that's the thing, in hollywood if you have a little bit of skill at anything that's not acting, you have so much more than everybody around you. >> yeah. >> seth: so they just assume that you're that much better. >> yeah. >> seth

be administered to a patient. >> reporter: with an internet connection and a program he developed billyg to hack into this bedside infusion pump. >> these pumps have a firewall that's there. but it's very easy to turn off. and then once the firewall's turned off we're actually going to connect to the pum. self and send a command. if this were connected to a patient it would send all the drugs to the patient. we're connected to the pump network over wi-fi. so you could be 1,000 miles away. you could be at a starbucks, or you could be in a hotel or you could be in another country. it's almost as if the pump has a life of its own. >> why is it so easy to hack health care? >> health care's often running on very old unsupported systems like windows xp that they don't even get patches anymore. hospitals tend not to invest in qualified security personnel. about 85% or more of the hospitals don't have a single qualified security person on staff. >> when a medical device is expected to live in the field for 30 years, the underlying software components are only expected to live, you know, in some

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>> billy: see what you do there?ou're like a pro, because you don't actually deny having sex with her. >> victoria: stop it! both of you, okay? we need to present a united front. anything that detracts from that only hurts us. >> cane: if you need me, i'll be working from home for the rest of the day. >> phyllis: well, hello to you, too. >> jordan: sit. >> lily: i can't. i'm freaking out. >> jordan: the doctors that

. >> phyllis: i'm just waiting for an update from billy about the brash & sassy case. >> nick: yeah,ick told me there was a lawsuit. she didn't give me any details. >> phyllis: a former employee has claimed that she was sexually harassed. >> nick: billy? >> phyllis: why would you assume that? why would you say that? >> nick: the dude has shown a stunning lack of judgment, so i just assumed -- >> phyllis: then that would make you an ass. cane is the one who's named in the lawsuit. >> nick: cane? >> phyllis: yes. look, whether he did it or didn't do it, everyone around him is paying the price, and it's all coming to a head today. >> leslie: now, cane, can you