billy. does anybody know billy long? i have never heard an auctioneer so good. but he's a great congressman, more importantly. and he loves the people of this state. billy long. billy. congressman. great guy. did everybody see that a month ago? he started doing the auction thing. and these were hardened political people.

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[laughter] it was billy long are. how good was he? is he a great guy? [cheers and applause] congressman billy long. great guy. great friend of mine. and, of course, a man who,

i didn't want billy on the street to go way because i love it.hat do i occasionally. and lyft came along. they did an amazing thing today. they were offering discounted or free roids to the polls. free rides to the polls. >> seth: i will say, it doesn't naturally seem like good partnership. you are famously not in a car during billy on the streets. >> i once lost a daytime emmy to the host of cash cab. that's a true story. you laugh but -- for me, cars are a sensitive topic. they've been great. so supportive. it is a great partnership. >> seth: you played two character this is year. >> i do, yeah. >> seth: so the bowl cut, is this brock or mutt? >> this is mutt. they had me in the wig. this is my i voted pose tie instagram. >> seth: and brock very different than that. >> yeah. brock has been through a nuclear attack. >> seth: mutt doesn't look like he's been through much at all. >> let me say that since this came out, i haven't had any sex. oh, they're so scared. it is worse than ted cruz. >> seth: and then someone made this on twitter, before tr

. >> i've been shouting at people on billy on the street for years. >> billy on his push to get out the vote. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, we are now just six days away from election day. as republicans fight each other amidst trump's desperately toxic final message democrats appear at this moment to have the momentum. they currently have an average eight-point lead in the generic congressional ballot which, if it holds, would likely be enough to overcome gerrymandering by the gop and overcome the house. polls show a handful of democratic candidates tied with republican opponents in deep, deep red districts, places where trump won by 20 points or more. 528 gives democrats an 86% chance to win the house, a 16% chance to win the senate. democratic control of one or both houses of congress is frankly a nightmare scenario for a president who faced no serious oversight despite near constant credible charges of corruption and scandal after scandal after scandal. so, donald trump and his allies are trying to scare voters into submission with shamef

it is a big difference between me and billy, billy has advocated for expanding obamacare in south dakotathat is not something i'm in favor of. i'm a big believer in making sure we are getting people off of government healthcare and competitive policies that cover their needs for their families. one of the things i talked about with medicaid is i believe the indian health services need to pay their bills for the tribal care that happen in south dakota and if we participate as a state and have agreements with them and our tribes have ownership in healthcare facilities, there is 40% more medicaid dollars we can use for families that need it and that is where my experience comes to the table. i worked on this for years and understand how federal dollars impact our state, the flex ability we can have as south dakota means to run these programs, i was visiting with the vice president on the phone about the fact that we have huge opportunities in south dakota to give people coverage and deliver better tribal healthcare at the same time while being much more competitive. iowa is doing about thin

. >> donald green and billy ray courtney take their turkey seriously. >> i've been trying to let themll them get out of the way because he is not doing, but it is really not no right or no wrong, it is get in there, have fun. for the past 5 years these long time friends and neighbors have cooked this prethanksgiving day meal. it is part of community awareness resources editing, or care, donald and billy ray co- founded the nonprofit in 2015 as a way to serve the public housing residence. >> i have a passion towards helping residents or people in general. care feeds over 200 communitymembers at its yearly holiday feast free of charge filling both plates and whme here wwant you to have a positive attitude, want you to feel like you're at home, sit back and thank you. >>> she brought her entire family. >> i love it. i'm really grateful to see familiar faces. the officers and e community together as one so we're all joining in a big thanksgiving feast. san francisco police and firedepartments help carve and serve with a deeper appreciation for donald and billy ray's efforts they are the t

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crystal and director rob reiner as billy was honored by the friar's club. >> the fact that we'll bet that happens and i'm very grateful to both of them for being here. >> yes! yes! >> meg was without new fiance john mellencamp. the movie opened back in 1989 and "e.t." was there as the two stars met princess diana at the london premiere. >> i sat next to the princess and she loved it. so it was very exciting for me. it was a great honor to meet her. >> last night billy received the entertainment icon award from the organization of comedians that roasts celebrities. >> it's a really meaningful award to me. >> billy we can't think of many more people more deserves than you. >>> coming up -- >>> it's okay. it's okay. >> celine dion, the action star? why she's running from the cops. >>> plus -- >> sometimes i do something called pretend cooking show. >> no pretending this time. only we're in the kitchen with jennifer garner whipping up her favorite recipe with her cooking idol. >>> and major tv news. we'll tell you when "game of thrones" is returning and a sneak peek at tonight's "this i

do you want to talk about billy's spatula? >> yeah, he was born an inventor. he and his brother grew up in the memorial section of houston and used today blow things up. i don't think their parents were very attentive and they did rockets. billy is a natural inventor and he can look at things and cooley could do this thing, too, and look at a surgery and i don't have the tool i need to do this so he would go to home depot and buy something and try it and at one point when he was at harvard, he wanted to start doing what's called noninvasive heart surgery, it's a lot less involved than cracking your chest and breaking all your ribs and stuff, but he needed something to keep the heart stable while he operated so he went to a bunch of stop and shop in boston, went to a bunch of grocery stores, hardware stores until he found two spatulas. kitchen spatulas that worked the way he thought they should and went to his workshop and put them in between retractors and in and out and the first one he got a patent on. and eventually it's medical grade materials. but most in

democrat candidate, south dakota state candidate billy said. welcome.e will begin with our opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is congresswoman kristi noem. thank you everyone for tuning in tonight. when my dad was killed in an accident on our family farm, we did not have money in the bank tip a for death taxes. we had to get innovative. all we need is genuine accountability, experience, and leadership. >> i am the elder son of kyle evans, a country musician that the older folks still remember. he was named the official troubadour of south dakota centennial celebration and he was conducted into the state hall of fame later that year. i went to college in south dakota state university. i studied mathematics and got a bachelor's degree there. i became a basketball coach. iran for the u.s. house of representatives as an independent. in 2002, i joined the libertarian party and was their nominee for the united states senate. dakota, iran for south state auditor. and now i am the south dakota candidate. sutton and i never

billy. does anybody know billy long? i have never heard an auctioneer so good.great congressman, more importantly. and he loves the people of this state. billy long. billy. congressman. great guy. did everybody see that a month ago? he started doing the auction thing. and these were hardened political people. they've heard it all. and they just stopped in their tracks. they said, what the hell is that? and it was our friend, billy. [applause] and another congressman from missouri, always there for us, just like billy, somebody that has been there for the tax cuts, regulation, right to try, you know what right to try is, big thing, big deal, and he was there along with some really great people in the republican party to take care of our vets, to give them choice for the first time in 44 years. [applause] pres. trump: congressman jason smith. thank you. [applause] if you don't want to be saying the words, speaker of the house pelosi for the next two years, get out and vote for billy and jason. they don't really need your vote, but get out and do it anyway. that wo

last year, racing driver billy monger had a horrendous crash at donnington park. documentary, driven — the billy monger story, on bbc2 tonight, follows his recovery and his successful return to the racetrack. he joined me earlier to talk about how his life has changed, but how his ambitions remain the same. just a warning, we are going to show pictures of the crash and they are quite shocking. i don‘t think about it too much, if i‘m honest, the actual accident itself. 0bviously, my life has changed completely since then but in terms of sitting and thinking about it, it doesn‘t play on my mind. terms of sitting and thinking about it, it doesn't play on my mind. the realisation you have lost your legs, how quickly did that happen and how did that impact you?” how quickly did that happen and how did that impact you? i could tell when i was in the car the injuries we re when i was in the car the injuries were bad and the doctors, i could see on theirfaces were bad and the doctors, i could see on their faces around the car, they were concerns. although i went into an i

billy: absolutely.he incoming chairwoman has tried to get subpoenas for two years, who's the head of the financial services committee. she would waste no time launching that. she has said it is payback time for banks and wall street in it -- and insurance companies. it should be a lot of fireworks. carol: women one more seats than ever before after a record number of ballots across the country. jason: but is this symbolic, or bullet impact policymaking? -- will it impact policymaking? >> still, 75% of the power will be held by men. carol: perspective is important. >> it is important to reelect people and keep the moment going if you want parity. that is why we have to keep getting people elected. jason: what were the driving factors that got so many women running this time around? rebecca: a lot of people pointed to the election of donald trump as a catalyst, and the loss of hillary clinton. you have a woman who a lot of people thought was qualified, and a man who has said things that are sexist, or tha

democratic candidate, south dakota state senator billie sutton. we will begin with opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is kristi noem. ms. noem: thank you for tuning in. when my dad was killed, he had lands and cattle, do not have money in the bank to pay death taxes. we started a hunting lodge to bring in at your revenue. these are all lessons i will bring to the governor's office, and i have big ideas for this state. ways we can work on education and workforce, move people off of assistance and into higher-paying jobs, address affordable housing and health care, the mental health care crisis and making sure we are waging a war on addiction. we do not have to increase state government to do these. all we need is genuine accountability, experience, and leadership. so i look forward to the discussion tonight. >> thank you. mr. evans, you have one minute to share your thoughts. go ahead. mr. evans: thanks. my name is kurt evans. i am the elder son of kyle evans, a country musician that the older folks still remem

the film made by these guys, alfred spellman and billy corbin. >> anthony: so things were in decline.i going to get in trouble for it? yes. >> billy: by 1981, you had a murder rate. 635 homicides. 25% of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> anthony: right. we talk about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard when in miami in season. stone crabs. ♪ >> alfred: federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 50s and 100 dollar bills all of which had trace elements of cocaine on them. >> billy: and the guys who were in cocaine trafficking in the '70s and '80s who got busted and went to prison got out and are now big medicare fraudsters. >> alfred: we're whispering because they're probably here. >> anthony: so where's the money now? how's business in general in miami and where is that business coming from? >> billy: oh remarkably, the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condo inventory to get absorbed and it seemed to happen almost

billy went to hemel hempstead to meet rupert and his family. to become a donor. she had to come along, really, seeing as now she's his wife. hi. pleased to meet you. nice to meet you! hi. how you doing, rupert? good, thank you. you all right? yeah. i feel... i feel very lucky. i can't believe, like, that someone has... i don't know, i can't put it into words. he's a superman. i'll take that one! rupert needed a hero, and in billy he got one. robbie west, bbc news. a police watchdog says a crisis in mental health services is putting an intolerable burden on police in england and wales. the inspectorate of constabulary claims officers are being forced to respond to tens of thousands of incidents every year which should be handled by mental health specialists. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. he was a talented musician, but for many years sean rigg suffered from severe mental health problems, paranoid schizophrenia. in august 2008, he was arrested and restrained by police after reports he'd attacked people. the 40—year—old was

kristi noem the first woman elected in south dakota, defeating billy sutton.

billy: absolutely. the likely incoming chairwoman has tried for two years to get subpoenas.irman tourrent subpoena deutsche bank and other bank records. she will waste no time launching that herself. she has saidadly it is payback time for banks, wall street and insurance companies. f pelosiknow i wanted her to say that or what it means. it should be a lot of fireworks. carol: women won more seats than ever before after a record number of fema candidates were on ballots across the country. jason: but is essentially symbolic or will it impact policymaking? here is rebecca greenfield. >> there is a record number of women in congress and still 75% of the power will be held by men. i just want to put that out there there carol: perspective is important. >> which is why it is important to reelect people and keep the momentum going if you want parity. congress should look like people more, like the u.s. electorate more. it is important to have parity for parity's sake. that is why we have to keep getting people elected. jason: what were the driving factors that got so many women r

billy connolly speaking to the bbc‘s jackie bird. weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello, it's been another mild day across the country to while some of us have been stuck under low cloud with drizzle, of the areas that's been sunshine particularly in the north and west. the northwest parts of england in the northwest parts of england and northern scotland we see a clear spot tonight but the rest of the uk quite the hills some mist and fog around as well, other places frost free night but things turn cooler from the southeast, with dry air moving in saturday and that should clear the cloud away gradually towards the northwest so many see the sunshine by saturday afternoon just a bit more cloud lingering for northern ireland in northeast england and easter scotland. temperatures around 9 degrees on saturday and chilly night saturday night and on into sunday, but sunday promises not a bad day, dry across the country with a good deal of sunshine if you patches of fog in the morning will clear away and not as warm as recent days with top

"billy elliott" the musical is at the sgnature theater.have some time to see it but dot wait. >>> score! >> the caps coming in clutch with gaa wgame-ning goal against our archrival. theataps be the penguins 2-1. t.j. oshie was taken out of the game twice for juries and even had to get stitches on his face. it didn't stop him fr powering through and scoring the last goal with just a minute to spare. >> i don't know if i ever had one like that. but it was nice to get back out ouere both times. athrow at out to the training staffnd the doctors. >> get ready for another caps home game tomorrow night against he columbus blue jackets. >>> moreo and more pple are meditating. i need to take a look at this, including kids. hear what's driving people to practice and hoit helps their es. l >>> walmart will start offering black friday deals even earlier this yar as it competes with amazon, target and others for your holiday dollar the deals will start online at 10 p.m. eastern on thanksgivingt eve,wo hours earlier than prious years. plus more deals at

billy the kid bought the photos in 1880. traveling photographer took a picture of him, and it makes a -- he develops it. tinthumbprints are on the photo, and he took the shares some and sniffed it in four pieces, so it was for photos. there is one surviving that we paid $2.3nd bill koch million for it what you you think -- for it. what do you think billy the kid paid for those four photos? a quarter. history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme. so now, let's come back to mohave county for a minute. when i was growing up, oldman was a town we would go to on the weekends, and the scuttlebutt for me growing up that i heard from my grandmother and from the old-timers was that oatman was son, by olive oatman's who was part mojave, and he was the one who discovered the time, and that is how the town got its name. it was the common folklore that everybody hears. so i became extremely interested obviously because of the local angle, and i wanted to know more about it, what really happened. that is always the thing that drives

they say he glued the locks on some neighbors' doors and would peak into their windows billy lopes, neighbor"we noticed the notes he left on his door and his back door, stuff like 'mom, stop coming here.' things like that."on saturday -- the contra costa county sheriffs office says a caller in danville reported seeing a man walking toward several homes with bags in his hands, then go back to his car and circle the neighborhood.that

what do you think billy the kid for those 4 photos? a quarter. history doesn't repeat itself but it does rhyme. so now let's come back to mohave county for a minute. so when i was growing up, oldman was a town we would go to on the weekends and go on bold road and for me growing up the scuttlebutt i heard from my grandmother and the old-timers was that oldman was named by a oldman's son who was part mohave and he was the one who discovered the town and that's how the town got its name. that's what i grew up with, i don't remember who said it but it was that common folklore everybody here. so i became extremely interested. obviously because of the local angle and i wanted to know more about it. what reallyhappened, that's always the thing that drives me . andso the 1st thing i did was word the book , written by raul stratton was a minister from california and he says the really intriguing thing in the beginning of the book, the book is fantastic, anybody read open girls? you have to go read it. you have to, there's going to be a book report next m

i really like you. —— david billy. science fiction. i really like you. -- david billy.s, and start art garfunkel and teresa russell. nic roeg later married her. his version of the witches by roald dahl brokers were renewed generation of children. he made films which were unpredictable and made producers and distributors uncomfortable. he could be driven. 0n uncomfortable. he could be driven. on one film the crew threaten to walk out when he filmed for 24 hours nonstop. but no other british director could match nic roeg's visual imagination or his skill at wrong footing, they will bring and delighting audiences. —— bewildering and delighting. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may is set to head to brussels for talks today with top eu officials ahead of sunday's crucial summit to formally sign off the brexit deal. french police use a water cannon and tear gas to disperse protesters gathering in central paris demanding a cut in the price of fuel. the film director nic roeg, whose credits include the man who fell to earth, and don't look now has died, at the age of 90. pol

editors, anyone here remember billy martin, she -- some people that have feel for talent and tina has a better eye for talent and like billy martin, willingness to put herself on the line for talent than anyone i've ever worked in publishing or editing, she spotted anthony lane when she was 24 year's old, made him her movie critic, made david the clean-up hitter to have magazine when i said i want to give up art writing and go to paris instead of saying you're crazy, you know, that sounds like a good idea, you should try something larger, i think you could do that. so i love and adore her and as i say like billy martin i'm always in awe of somebody -- very few people who can do that and say that -- susan, larissa, uncanny judgment of talent and i love and adore her and hope even after my joke today i can still count her as a good friend. thank you so much for coming, it was a delight. [applause] >> the author will be signing his book across the hall past the elevator if you would like to continue the conversation. >> and welcome back to book tv live coverage of the miami book fair com

own billy kemper win the jews challenge at pe‘ahi.ello and welcome to the programme, where we start with champions league football with four groups playing their penultimate fixture before the knockout stage. holders real madrid are seeking a fourth consecutive title in this tournament and despite inconsistency in their domestic league form they're in pole position to finish top of group g after a 2—0 victory away to roma. gareth bale and lucas vasquez goals proving enough, while elsewhere, in group e, bayern munich and ajax also guaranteed their places in the last 16 thanks to respective wins over benfica and aek athens. while manchester city are also through after twice coming from behind in lyon, sergio aguero with the second equaliser. before one game left, already in february we'll be there again, one more yearfor february we'll be there again, one more year for manchester city's good news. now we can focus, of course, and on the premier league and other competitions and try to arrive in february with everybody fit and everybody

what do you think billy kid paid for those four photos? a quarter.] history doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme. so now let's come back to mojave county for a minute. so when i was growing up, oatman was, you know, a town that we would go to on the weekends, and gold road, and the scuttlebutt from me growing up that i heard there my grandmother and from the old-timers was that that oatman was named by olive oatman's son who was part mojave, and he was the one who discovered the town. and that's how the town got its name. that's what i grew up with. i don't even remember who said it, it was just that kind of common folklore that everybody hears. so i became extremely interested, obviously, because of the local angle, and i wanted to though more about it, what really happened. that's always thing that drives me. and so the first thing i did was i ordered the book written by ralph stratton who was the minister from california. and he says a really intriguing thing in the beginning of the book. the book's absolutely fantastic. has anybody read "capt

this is billy. >> jimmy: we both have billys actually. >> look, billy is reading your book. >> jimmy:ite it. >> you sent it. >> jimmy: i did send it to you. what a face. i guess we shouldn't be surprised that billy is this cute. >> he is so cute. >> jimmy: he has the onesie on. >> i thought he would be like little rickie or something. he's -- you know. >> jimmy: he has his mom's coloring for sure. are you enjoying him? look at those fat legs. >> oh, god, right. it is the most beautiful moment i have ever had in my life. it is just perfect. i waited my whole life for this. >> jimmy: i'm looking at the baby but i keep gravitating towards you and your chest. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean hello. look at you. you got that shirt. are those your pajamas? what is going on? why do you look like that in bed? >> you've been in that bed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: weird. i know i'm weird. i know i am. you and your wife now, but at the time fiance, how did you get engaged? >> actually, i met her years ago. i was doing an episode and order." i was playing a guy that was so e egotistical, he had 47 chil

billy beane...named your 2018 executive of the year. also, bob melvin...the oakland skipper...named a finalist for the baseball writers association of america a-l manager of the year award. what a phenomenal job this season... led the green and gold to 97 wins--4th best in all of baseball..and a playoff berth, despite multiple injuries to his pitching rotation and a low payroll. he's a two-time winner of the award... the other finalists are tampa bay's kevin cash and alex cora of the champion-red sox. also want to mention, billy beane, n next at 8. amazon lovers - listen up... the holiday perks being offered.. starting today (ken) amazon is looking to boost holiday sales and add new prime members-- so it's offering free shipping on all holiday orders arriving in time for christmas. the online retailer is waiving the purchase minimum purchase requirement for free shipping starting today.. the move makes hundreds of millions of items eligible for free shipping. prime members already get free shipping ... but they'll get a holiday perk, to

billy grew up in st. louis and i grew up in los angeles so we didn't share the dreams as kids but when we met it was immediate. not immediately love at first site but immediately connecting. >> when you guys started realizing that there was a romantic attraction, did you guys have to do? since you're in a group. >> that was scary because a lot of times romance starting in a group usually messes up the group. we thought for sure everybody in the group thought oh my god, here goes the group because marilyn and me, we used to argue all the time. all the time. but we stopped doing that. she won. >> but first what we did sal was decided to keep it a secret. >> okay. >> and that lasted about 2 weeks. [ laughter ] hard to keep it a secret. >> when you have the wedding bell blues and you acted out the part where you guys were getting married, people caught on? >> i think so. when bone came to us, our producer, when he came to us and said he wants me to sing wedding bell blues i thought then he's going to think i'

billy whizz is through into second place.my face, when i was inside the helmet, yeah. like a cheshire cat. just 11 months after the crash, billy is racing again and on the podium. his formula one dream, still alive. we have billy here, you are drinking out of your leg, classy thing to do. anybody who sees this documentary, within the first two minutes, i was watching it and ijumped out of my seat and i knew your story. your road to recovery, so to speak, has been remarkable. what do you think has been the driving force, excuse the pun, for you? think it has been the pun, for you? think it has been the support of unit around me. when the support of unit around me. when the accident happened it was a very difficult time for me and my family. the amount of support i received, not just from family and the amount of support i received, notjust from family and friends but from people i had never met before, i think that played a massive party. let's explain your injuries to anybody that is watching. we conceive the prosthetics —— w

rupert needed a hero, and in billy he got one.st at 6.30, and of course later across the uk on the bbc iplayer. don't forget — you can let us know what you think, tweet us using the hashtag #afternoonlive. all the ways to contact us on screen right now. time for a look at the weather. people complaining it is miserable and dark in the mornings, but if you think about the time of day that we have this time of year, of course the days are getting shorter all the time here in the uk, at its peak in the middle of october we was about five minutes of daylight each day, which is pretty incredible, but we're going to take a look up north if you like to northern norway to a place in the arctic circle and yesterday the daylight was one hour ten minutes. the difference between yesterday and today is they have lost 42 minutes of daylight. upsetting would that be? if you drive a solar powered anything it is bad news! so they get an hour, a day? today the day length is 20 minutes. and this is it. after today the sun won't come up again until t

graham.[ applause ] >> when i attended a billy graham crusade in pittsburgh, billy was remarking about the fact that we had met on the golf course several times, and this gives me a chance to get back at him a little about my golf. the other day, you see a lot of interesting signs when you campaign. some of for you and some are against you. at any event, i saw one of in pittsburgh the other day, in philadelphia, an old lady sitting in a wheelchair, and she was 85 years old and carry a big sign of socket to an.[ laughter ] >> the other day in chattanooga, a college girl was holding a sign that said put nixon in the white house.[ laughter ] >> i get told my campaigning is a lot better than my jokes. i would like to introduce some in the back row, my daughter patricia and my daughter julie.[ applause ][ applause ] >> sitting between them is a great baseball fan, david eisenhower. [ applause ] >> david and julie was lucky because i got to see the first game of the world series. i haven't seen any on television and i understand they are going back to st. louis. that is a one question that i

. >> kick had defied her family to marry the love of her life, billy hartington only to lose him.weeks together as a married couple before he left. and to be widowed so young was devastating. >> i think rose kennedy was very sad about that for kathleen. but there had been terrible problems in the family over that marriage because billy hartington was protestant, and she must have a feeling that kathleen could come back into the united states and back into the church with full membership. rose prays that this would be the saving grace for kathleen. >> but after billy's death, kick decides to stay in england. england's in her blood. kick at this time is seriously considering a career in politics, of becoming a member of parliament. she's very politically engaged at this point, and then in just a few years all of that just comes to an end. >> in 1948 kathleen tells her parents that she's fallen in love a second time with a british nobleman, an anglican who is married and has a child. and she tells her parents as soon as peter fitzwilliam's divorce is final, she will marry him. >> he

donald and billy ray cofounded the nonprofit in 2015 as a way to serve the public housing residents. >> i have a passion for helping people in general. >> reporter: he peds over 200 community members at his yearly holiday feast free of charge filling plates on spirits. >> when you come here, we want you to have a positive attitude. just sit back and relax and enjoy yourself. >> i love it and i am really grateful to see familiar faces. we are all joining as a community sharing the big thanksgiving feast. >> reporter: san francisco police and fire departments feel a deep appreciation for donnie and billy ray's efforts. >> they are the type of people that help others, think about others and they are always looking for things to do to get people what they need to move forward in their own lives. >> reporter: throughout the year, providing free bag lunches for school children, free movie nights for families, professional clothing for jobseekers and an annual community resource fair but it is thanksgiving that really brings the neighborhood together. >> they really enjoy it. they really ju

billy went to hemel hempstead to meet rupert and his family.become a donor. she had to come along, really, seeing as now she's his wife. hi. pleased to meet you. nice to meet you! hi. how you doing, rupert? good, thank you. you all right? yeah. i feel... i feel very lucky. i can't believe, like, that someone has... i don't know, i can't put it into words. he's a superman. i'll take that one! rupert needed a hero, and in billy, he got one. robbie west, bbc news. the british academic freed from jail in the united arab emirates yesterday has arrived back in britain. matthew hedges was welcomed home by his wife and members of his family. the durham university phd student was pardoned yesterday after being sentenced to life in prison for spying. this afternoon, his wife daniela tehada tweeted a picture of the couple, reunited after his return. she said, "thanks for collectively helping me to bring back my husband. we've been through hell and back and would really appreciate having some space to catch up on much—needed rest. " a study of graduate pay

billy andre drove to chico on monday ... handing out gift cards in the walmart parking lot -- where hundreds are now living in their cars and in tents -- as they wait to figure out what's next.billy andre, santa rosa"jumping out of their cars, running, one guy said, 'i was trying to carry a lady. i wanted to carry more people but i couldn't,' and they were literally escaping on foot as the fire is right behind them at some point it had actually gone before them."the people of santa rosa with this advice for the families of paradise jeff okrepkie, santa rosa"it's a very long road ahead and you are not alone. there's plenty of us in lake county and in sonoma county and soon to be ventura county that are there with you as well as shasta county in redding so we are all in this together."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"on friday at the epicenter in santa rosa -- coffey strong is hosting a celebrity bingo fundraiser. at the event, they'll be accepting gift cards to send to fire victims. in santa rosa michelle kingston kron 4 news

i love and adore her and like billy martin i'm always in all of somebody that can do that. just an uncanny judgment of mtalent. i love and adore her and hope even after i joke today i can still counter as a good friend. thankk you for coming. [applause] >> the author will be signing his book across the hall if you would like to join in on the conversation. >> lifelock and hope in syria. what makes your book different about what's going on than some of the other books we have seen? >> i set out to write a book for people over six years and by intention was to try to provide a longer arc so that you can see individuals and follow their trajectories and in doing so understand what happened over the past six years. it's what people in those rooms were told. as well as how the state came to rejuvenate themselves and i told her we see so many for a moment in time the family tried to escape the horrors that we don't know what happened when they got on the boat and what happened afterwards, so i wanted to present a broad arc and i wanted it to unfold almost like a mov movie. i try

eat him up. >> you ever think billy could get into act sng. >> no. i would hope not.le gave us have mercy shirts and jesse and ripper stuff. >> john said his wife has baby fever and hoping to make billy a big brother soon, wants a baby girl. now pink's daughter willow caught in the recording studio and adorable footage we heard her belt out amazing dreams for the new sound track. ♪ i think of what the world could see ♪ ♪ vision of the one i see ♪ million dreams was all it's gonna take ♪ ♪ >> the look of pride from pink is second only to the way willow lovingly gazes at her mom turned singing coach. ♪ we may be right ♪ may be wrong ♪ but i want to bring you along. >> i grew up listening to answery aanswer anny and no one has done this for my heart since i was a little girl and for her to finally have something like this. >> how proud of your mommy are you. >> very. >> this precious mommy-daughter duo has been stealing our hearts for years. >> what did you think of mommy's performance today. >> it was good. >> like awesome good or kind of good. >> awesome good. >> hey i

billy andre drove to chico on monday ... handing out gift cards in the walmart parking lot -- where hundreds are now living in their cars and in tents -- as they wait to figure out what's next.billy andre, santa rosa"jumping out of their cars, running, one guy said, 'i was trying to carry a lady. i wanted to carry more people but i couldn't,' and they were literally escaping on foot as the fire is right behind them at some point it had actually gone before them."the people of santa rosa with this advice for the families of paradise jeff okrepkie, santa rosa"it's a very long road ahead and you are not alone. there's plenty of us in lake county and in sonoma county and soon to be ventura county that are there with you as well as shasta county in redding so we are all in this together."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"on friday at the epicenter in santa rosa -- coffey strong is hosting a celebrity bingo fundraiser. at the event, they'll be accepting gift cards to send to fire victims. in santa rosa michelle kingston kron 4 news

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da billy west told them about joan and david's swinging lifestyle. joan's affair. wilson's claim she wanted to run away with him financed with insurance money from david's death. then there was the allegation that joan tried to poison david. and testimony from a young man who insisted joan asked elizabeth to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but the da saved his star witness for last. 15-year-old elizabeth shannon herself who told the jury that joan used a truly devious weapon. maternal love given and withdrawn to manipulate her into murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything. but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point i kind of woke up and realized, like, let me just tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth's accusation was clear and powerful. >> throughout the whole thing while i was testifying, she couldn't even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and listened as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfa

billy beane...named your 2018 executive of the year. also, bob melvin...the oakland skipper...named a finalist for the baseball writers association of america a-l manager of the year award. what a phenomenal job this season... led the green and gold to 97 wins--4th best in all of baseball..and a playoff berth, despite multiple injuries to his pitching rotation and a low payroll. he's a two-time winner of the award... the other finalists are tampa bay's kevin cash and alex cora of the champion-red sox. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne

i love and adore her and like billy martin i'm always in all of somebody that can do that.t an uncanny judgment of mtalent. i love and adore her and hope even after i joke today i can still counter as a good friend. thankk you for coming. [applause] >> the author will be signing his book across the hall if you would like to join in on the conversation. >> lifelock and hope in syria. what makes your book different about what's