>> billie eilish! >> billie eilish!g the 2020 grammys, becoming the first woman to sweep the four biggest ctegories, the youngest to take home album of the year. >> i never thought this would ever happen in my whole life. i only want to say that i'm great skillful that i'm so honored to be here. >> reporter: eilish's image is carefully constructed. her intentionally baggy clothes from earlier in her career serving both as a unique fashion choice and a deliberate attempt to avoid comments of any kind about her body. so when she debuted a more grown-up look for british "vogue," she set the internet ablaze. this photo, uploaded for her nearly 90 million instagram followers, setting the record for fastest post to reach 1 million likes. the cover of the magazine revealing eilish's self-empowering reinvention, showing your body or showing your skin, or not, should not take away any respect for you. the star's next move, starting early next year hitting the road again for a global tour. "the arena" tour, what should we expect

the gun used to killed a wild west outlawed billy the kid l wild west outlawed billy the kid 140 yearsgo is going to public auction for the first time. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the british operation to air left thousands of afghan and uk citizens out to afghanistan has begun to draw to a close. boris johnson admits not everyone eligible to leave to be airlifted out. but he said the governments would do whatever he could to help those left behind. it follows yesterday's suicide bomb attack a kabul airport in which close to 100 people are now confirmed to have died. it's also been revealed that two of those killed were british nationals along with the child of another british citizen. 30 us military personnel were among the dead. washington has insisted it will keep evacuating people from kabul airport until the very last moment. 0ur corresponded from kabul has the latest. distraught relatives search kabul�*s morgues looking for their loved ones. this baby, you managed to save? but there is another baby? amongst those killed, mohammad niazi, a british afghan who had travelle

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the gun used to kill the wild west outlaw billy the kid l the wild west outlaw billy the kid 140 years is going to public auction for the first time. and welcome to manchester, again — cristiano ronaldo and united reach agreement on a return to old trafford. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the british operation to airlift thousands of afghan and uk citizens out of afghanistan has begun to draw to a close will supportsjohnson admits not everyone eligible to leave can be airlifted out, but he insists the government will do whatever it could to help those left behind it follows yesterday's suicide bomb attack at kabul airport in which close to 100 people are now confirmed dead. it is also been revealed that two of those killed were british nationals along with the child of another british citizen. the pentagon says 13 us military personnel were among the dead. 0ur correspondent in callable secunder kermani has the latest, and awarding his report contains distressing images. distraught relatives search kabul�*s morgues looking for their loved ones. this baby, you managed to save? but

but billy meets hunter to find out more about the services he provide. billy's assistant, this time is another undercover reporter we called her alleys. and so this is my previous hunter explains what he does to help his clients. if he's talking to the really aggressive with we officer with whatever i'm initially just find out connect thanks. patricia was going to go live, so they go, mistress, so anything that we could damage their reputation with them won't get kind competitors telephone i called in a month which was a good kind we could potentially get hunters business activities resulted in a police inquiry in 2006, involving a corruption case in london's metropolitan police. he was not charged. in 2012 hunter was arrested on suspicion of seeking to corrupt the police officer in the james bori fraud case. again, he was not charged. sometimes it's impossible. sometimes. sometimes you can't do the fact that there will be times where you could use just the policies to, to help you get the information to the managers, which it seems to do. but it would be something good people, if they

billy long as a member of congress and thought about why that's happening.te billy long joins us. to what do you attribute biden's falling popularity to? >> look at what he said there. how about the fear of setting in a restaurant, and logan circle of all places which is not a bad area. they've had three shooting since july 1st, by standard shot and killed. none of the targets were shot and killed but, defunded the police. 200 less policemen in washington, d.c., a bunch less in springfield, missouri, at my hometown. they are closing down hours at the police station, and then you talk about lies. how about the lie that the border is closed? i got back from the border a couple of weeks ago it was

we name our undercover reporter billy the chinese money back in the local officials. they offer you a drink. well i think we could do the drink. angie is our 2nd undercover reporter. she's acting as billy's assistant before the program can alter the warrant to escape to actual fact safely. and then they made a correction of him up in the court because he's absent when the real well really tells thomason that mister x is very rich, fled china with his illegally obtained wealth, smuggled his farm out of china to him, a cow casinos, and received a 70 year prison sentence sent here for bribery and money laundering. if he wants help me secure that i can do that, then i can over nice or that should hold for him to lose money to close relationship. so we have a bombshell where the prospective owner has paid money to public officials or any other times bribe public officials, which is obviously criminal offense around the world, both in china and the u. k. now as a professional, was a company formation agent that should be the end of the conversation by the beginning of the c

she's acting as billy's assistant before the program can also the warranty. she escaped to actual safety. and then a conviction of in pending court because he's absent for the real well, i don't really tell some isn't that mr. x is very rich, fled china with his illegally obtained wealth, smuggled his phone out of china to macau casinos and received a 78 prison sentence sent here for bribery and money laundering. if he wants help me secure that i can do that. then i can overnight or that should hold for him to lose money to close relationship. so we have a bombshell where the prospective owner has paid money to public officials or in any other times bribed public officials, which is obviously a criminal offense around the world. both in china and the u. k. now, as a professional, was a company information agent. that should be the end of the conversation brought the beginning of the conversation and should lead to that report him to the police that is under a law in the person, the crime. samson has lived in countries including the u. k. island, switzerland i

here is the one, the only, billy crystal!y: welcome back billy, i'm so happy. thank you so much for being here >> well, i wish i actually was there. >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. >> but, you know, times i might be a little afraid to fly. not about the covid. the passengers [ laughter ] i mean, i actually called for a reservation, and they asked me if i'd like to sit in the octagon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> there's three knock-down rule now in first class. i don't know if you know that. [ laughter ] i could have rim shots for this, don't you think? >> jimmy: yeah, quest can give you a rim shot yeah, of course. >> hey, last time i flew, a flight attendant asked if i wanted headphones or duct tape [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] they stopped serving alcohol now they serve ambien. [ rim shot ] [ laughter ] here's the last one. new slogan is, there's something special in the air [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: there you go that's how you do it, ladies and gentlemen. that's how you do it write it down. billy, you look great, but i heard yo

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thank you, billie. >> thank you, robin.rains and gusty winds, there's still a tropical storm watch but will move quickly west. cancun in a hurricane watch and i wanted to keep an eye on it as it gets through the gulf and looks like it will mostly impact central mexico. that's the big picture. >>> coming up, advice from teachers on how to help your kids get ready to return to the classroom when we come back. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. lly om ntound of playin you know ,you have to keep an eye on them. you got to let them explore and figure things out for themselves. so hurry up (screams) they're not gonna stay this way forever. kick off your kidifornia vacation at visitcalifornia.com homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we

get to talk to billie eilish.lives. it's home, and a character and muse in her latest boundary pushing project. ♪ i'm the bad guy ♪ ♪ duh ♪ >> reporter: the artist on everyone's playlist. ♪ i'm the bad guy ♪ >> reporter: billie eilish, the superstar with smash hits including "bad guy" and "therefore i am." ♪ >> reporter: with over 89 million followers on instagram and already an armful of grammys she's an icon in the making and starting september 3rd you can bring billie's newest project right your living room. ♪ >> reporter: a concert film streaming on disney plus titled "happier than ever: a love letter to los angeles." ♪ >> reporter: she says it's a creative depiction of her journey. >> it's a concert film of my entire album from front to back. you know, it's funny because i thought it was just going to be like me singing all my songs and it would just be like me -- a live video, but it's really more than that. it's like it tells a story. >> i definitely have fantasies about l.a. >> reporter: eilish's personal

i want it to be known that it is on loan to us by the billy graham library. today being the day he passed, we wanted to make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he contributed to not only museum of the bible but the world. you'll notice that this last dedication area is the story of civil rights, and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king. it is illustrating him and his speech of i have a dream and 1963 that he gave here in washington, d.c. then we have ebony magazine which devoted the entire magazine to the story of martin luther king jr. and is signed by coretta scott king. >> we have been open approximately four to five months when you see the show today. and we found interesting statistics. average drive distance to get here is a little over 300 miles. we asked have you ever been to washington, d.c. amazing, not majority, but amazing large number, i've never been to washington. what are you going to do when you come to washington? we're coming to the bible museum. are you doing other things? if we have time. the point is wh

as proud of brian and billy, as you are, it still brings back the pain of the moment it happened. also, we offer our prayers to the families of the capitol police officer -- those of us who had in around a while knew his dad, he was sergeant at arms of the u.s. senate. we also pray for the loved ones of jeffrey smith. for anyone facing trauma or struggling, please know there is help available. my fellow americans, the tragedy of that day deserves the truth above all else. we cannot allow history to be rewritten. we cannot allow the heroism of these officers to be forgotten. we have to understand what happened. the honest and unvarnished truth. we have to face it. that is what great nations do. and we are a great nation. in the past weeks and months, we have heard the officers themselves, some of them here today, describe what happened -- the threats, the violence, the savageness. when asked what he was fighting for, officer hodges stated it eloquently, one word: democracy. let's remember what this is all about. it was a violent attempt to overturn the will of the american people,

and up it popped, billy roy pitts, had his address in louisiana, his telephone number. i called him. the first 25 minutes of the conversation we are not like this: how did you find me, how did you find me? i'm like, it's on the internet. i have an unlisted telephone number! i'm like, guess you have to take it up with them. as a result of my story that he had never served a single day of his life sentence, mississippi authorities issued a warrant for his arrest. he didn't like that. in fact he ran. while he was on the run he sent me this audio cassette. i played it, and this is literally how it began. jerry, i just thought i would let you know, you've ruined my life. but i promise if i talk to anybody, i would talk to you. so this tape proceeds to talk about his klan involvement, his involvement in the vernon damar murder. shortly after this, he turned himself into authorities. this now leads to the arrest of sam bowers. and this was in may of 1998. and sam bowers, in addition to sam bowers, was arrested his right hand guy, devers nicks. when his family brought devers ni

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billy, i'll start with you.merican tragedy, the biggest in your lifetime. why do you say that? >> well, i think it's pretty apparent. we went into afghanistan kicking butt, taking names, we did a good job, trying to he rebuild a nation, the obama administration we had a vice president then, you look back through your records, who said the taliban is not our enemy. we had generals and admirals, one in particular, general admiral robert harwood who said we want to win their hearts and minds. how does that look like it's working out in kabul right now. it's an american tragedy. it is a shame on the american government, on the leadership of the american military and the thing is, they move on to better jobs while the rest of the country has lost loved ones and the american citizens have been betrayed and we deal with the carnage and the afghan people have been betrayed just like american citizens. i don't know how something like this happens. i'm just an american citizen but american citizens need to band together,

that belonged to billy graham.t he highlighted, annotated, and he used to prepare sermons with. and then, again, not only was he a civil-rights advocate for the african-americans. but also, for the indigenous people. he reached out and fought for their equal rights, as well. and in recognition of that, there were three tribes that came together and they presented him with this indian head -- headdress. and so, you know, i want to make sure that it's known it's on loan to us by the billy graham library. but again, today just being the day that he passed, we want to just make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he con -- contributed to -- to not only to museum of the bible but to the world. but you'll notice that this last dedication area here is -- is the story of civil rights. and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king. and it's illustrating him of his speech of "i had a dream" in 1963 that he gave right here in washington, d.c. and so, and then we have a -- a -- an "ebony" magazine,

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. >> this is a story about mable and wren but also about billy b's, a big indoor play ground. its website says you'll hear the fun before you walk in. but alison gardiner and her kids only heard crickets because the san jose location had closed. that was a problem because mom had prepaid $316 for billy bee's passes that were now basically useless. she called and wrote, but crickets again. so she asked us to take a look. we gave billy bee's corporate office a buzz, it said it didn't have any record, a worker bee took action and contacted the customer and issued her a full refund. yes, alison got back her $316. a company might or might not keep records of their calls. we say you document every call, every e-mail, who picked up, who answered, what you discussed. lots of companies prefer those "contact us" forms online. that's fine, too. if a refund hasn't happened and spoiled your fun, give us a call, 888-996-tips. i can't explain it. we pick up the phone, stuff happens. >> you call, things happen. >> it's a buzz kill. >> good one. >>> is there a deal here being worked out? the a

♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪races ♪ ♪ all day through ♪ [doorbell] ♪ in that small cafe ♪ ♪ the park across the way ♪ ♪ the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ >>> for so man ♪ cheeseburger in paradise ♪ ♪ heaven on earth with an onion slice ♪ >>> for so many of us, after working a long day, nothing says paradise quite like a juicy cheeseburger. >> or how about a hot stack of buttered pancakes with a glass of merlot? fast good is going upscale and more convenient than ever. you know, what, will? i haven't caught up with you for a long time. want to grab brunch at ihop? >> they will bring the champagne, apparently. >> reporter: we have it covered. remember when mcdonald's started to bump up their coffee menu and call them mccafe? well, it turns out, that was just the tip of the iceberg. some of our other chain restaurants are starting with rebranding, with the most important meal of the day. breakfast. bacon and a brewsky? pancakes and prosecco? sausage an

through his rise to billy -- through his ties to billy graham rather and son belt based ministries, he gained access to the aspirations of an ascendant force that would soon redefine the american political landscape. indeed, the energy crises of the 1970s would empower the southwestern based evangelical and oil movement and republican right. on one hand, the global ruptures of the decade and the struggles of major oil companies to handle opec and the quest by arab oil producing countries to nationalize their industries undermined the multinational corporations and the civil religion of crude that rockefellers had once stood for. on the other, the prosperity gospel and [inaudible] that had captured the oil patch mindset in the 1930s now bloomed on a national stage, propelling the evangelical movement phenomenon that was associated as a whole into the national consciousness. famously, of course, one magazine declaring in 1976, the year of the evangelicals as well as oil funded superstructures of education. all symbolizing the rise of this oil fueled evangelical movement, which was really

there is a whole other house up here. >> absolutely loved "the beverly hill billies." water. >> granny, when we done washing can i swim in the cement pod? >> "the beverly hill billies" is a commentary on the ability and consumers that come with it. >> finally took your advice and put some of the money in stock. >> these hill billies might come across as lower class, they're happy with the way they are living their lives. >> i couldn't believe how frustrated i was. they had a stupid old car that blew smoke and i said get a better car. >>. ♪ i'm going to cook rabbit stew ♪ >> unepisode involved granny mistaking a giant kangaroo for a giant jack rabbit. >> she wanted to cook it. >> would you like to step into my kitchen? >> it is to this day, the highest rated half hour of television. middle america fell in love with "the beverly hill billies" and spawned another television series on cbs. ♪ ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ ♪ farm living is the life for me ♪ ♪ you are my life, green acres we are there ♪ >> just absurd and ridiculous. >> look at that floor. that's solid o

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judy: so great to hear from billie jean king and katie ledecky.ou can watch all of 19th represents this week on our website, pbs.org/newshour and on the newshour's youtube page that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial services firm raymond james. bnsf railway. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the target foundation, committed to advancing racial equity and creating the change required to shift systems and accelerate equitable economic opportunity. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broaasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioni

and we had been fortunate enough that the billy graham library.usly lent to us in new testament, that belong to billy graham, that he highlighted annotated, and they used to prepare sermons with. and then again, not only was he in the civil rights advocate for the african americans, but also for the indigenous peoples. he reached out, and he fought for their equal rights as well and in recognition of that there were three tribes that came together and they presented him with this indian head dress. so, i want to make sure that it is known that it is lent to us by the below graham library. just today being the day that he passed. we want to just make sure that we have a special recognition of who he was, and what he can contribute to, not only the museum of the bible, but to the world. you will notice that this last dedication here is a story of civil rights. and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king, and it is illustrating him, his speech, i had a dream. and i was in 1963, that he gave right here in washington d.c.. and so, then we have

this is billy graham's ministry started a movie company in the early '50s. his first movie was mr. texas, his second was out town usa, celebrating the potential of the wildcatter should he come to christ and personal salvation to use that wealth and riches to promote the gospel that billy graham preached to large audiences throughout the world. what were some of the next steps beyond this? the unabashed evangelical for petroleum. many power brokers threw support behind barry goldwater, which caused liberal critics to rail against extremists on the right. there was no question who was on the wrong side of the spectrum, rockefeller republicans. beside conjuring up bad memories of one family's near destruction of another's sustenance -- i know much about nelson rockefeller, pugh wrote privately. he would be the worst man i could think of for president of this country. to put a republican in as president like nelson who supports all the evils which brought this country to its knees would be the most tragic thing that could happen. goldwater's vanquishing of rockefeller gave pugh great

good to see you. >> tell us about "billy summers." >> oh, "billy summers," billy is a hired hit man whoong so it does and i think it's very entertaining. >> cannot wait to read it. you've written just about everything, horror, fantasy, time travel. when are you going to write a romance novel? >> i'm going to leave that so sarah ferguson. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. i think you told us before your new year's resolution was to watch all the flips you have never seen before or the ones you don't remember well. you were up to 197 of the last time we spoke, the year came out. >> i'm up to 2016. >> you made a lot of progress. >> yeah, i'm making a lot of progress and got a couple of takeaways, one is that paul newman was just as gorgeous at the end of his career as he was at the beginning of his career. i think one of the first movies i watched was "hud." he was gorgeous then. the other thing is that computers have gotten smaller and cell phones have gotten a lot smaller. 1984 is the first time that you see this huge blocky thing in some guy's hand, you know, and then little by little

host: billy in new mexico, you're up next. billy in new mexico? one more chance. is this minnesota? caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i want to know what sleepy joe was thinking when we gave how many billions of dollars towards military equipment that we left behind for the taliban to use against us. thank you. host: two stories concerning the supreme court. the biden administration asked to overturn an order that revive the era allowing for silent speakers at the border to stay in mexico while their applications are processed. the doj wanted a state of the judges order to reinstate the remade in mexico policy. it will go into effect on saturday. fox news reporting they've asked the supreme court to block the moratorium on rental. an appeals court allowed it to stand. the national association of realtors asked the supreme court to lift the moratorium after a three-judge panel at the u.s. circuit court of appeals for the district of columbia voted unanimously to reject their request to allow evictions to proceed. the supreme court will hear those. we are in open form up un

billy roy testified. buckley asked him about it. it's like, now mr. pitts, who all was at that planning meeting. he's like, let's see. i was there. sam bowers was there. you were there. buckley's like, objection, your honor. i've covered a lot of trials in my life. this is the only trial where will the witness implicated the defense lawyer. not surprisingly sam bowers was convicted august 21st, 1998. the thing is the hate that caused this, right, if we're really honest in this country, it's never gone away. it wasn't that just a few years ago, right, that a young man walked into this church in charleston and killed these nine beautiful people. and it wasn't that long ago, either, down in charlottesville, right, that we had happened what we had happen not that far from here. it's easy to think it's not that easy to happen around here, right? but myself i have had -- i have had my share of, you know, death threats and things like that, people sent pictures of me and my family and knew where we lived and things like that. sure, that's converting, you nev

and having a real fab g, having billy porter as my real fabulous godmother - >> jimmy: not too shabbym going to be cinderella." like that's so cool. it's perfect i love it. i think it's perfect casting and you're great in it congrats, pal. i want to show everyone a clip >> thanks so much. >> jimmy: here is camila cabello and billy porter in "cinderella." take a look at this. [ screams ] >> this is gorgeous >> yes, future queen, yes! >> what's that, prince you'd like to dance? get in line, your highness >> hold on >> where am i going? oh wow. it's beautiful they're glass? any way you can make them more comfortable? >> no. >> but you're magic. >> women's shoes are as they are. even magic has its limits. [ laughter ] >> ow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the glass slippers congrats, buddy. there's also great music in this as well you're so good more with camila cabello after the break. >> thank you >> jimmy: stick around, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ should i be doing something? (music plays throughout) oh! we're dancing. woah! oh. ok! and that's a yeah. uh huh. (music stops) i'm a dancer no

. >> she gets pretty sweet on the guy who runs the fry-o-later, whose name is billy smith.smith marries vicki and makes her vicki smith. >> then she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son. and i'm not lonely. and i love him. and he's great and wonderful. >> vicki leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. >> so what she does is walk into a gentleman's club and asks if she can get a job. >> the day that i went on to dance the first time, i -- i ran out because i was so horrified and so ashamed of myself. but when i was driving to work, i looked down and saw all this money in my -- and i was like, wow. >> the irony is that when she started out, anna nicole was in her own words flat-chested. >> so she begins saving money. and now begins to engage in a series of breast augmentation procedures. >> believe it or not, as good as she was at dancing, she never felt comfortable with it. >> so it's 1991 and vicki's been dancing four years when an unlikely figure is wheeled in the front door. he is ja

billy long as a member of congress and thought about why that's happening.te billy long joins us.lling popularity to? >> look at what he said there. how about the fear of setting in a restaurant, and logan circle of all places which is not a bad area. they've had three shooting since july 1st, by standard shot and killed. none of the targets were shot and killed but, defunded the police. 200 less policemen in washington, d.c., a bunch less in springfield, missouri, at my hometown. they are closing down hours at the police station, and then you talk about lies. how about the lie that the border is closed? i got back from the border a couple of weeks ago it was absolutely -- if you want to go to the border, you don't really need to go to the border. if you can go to the mcallen airport and put watch them put hundreds and hundreds of illegals, we don't even know who they are. they just have a manila envelope with instructions on it and they will fly them in who knows where, and they don't tell the local authorities that they are coming, let alone not testing them when they get here o

this is billy graham's evangelistic company producing mr. texas. and oil town usa celebrating the potential of the wildcatters. should he come to christ and personal salvation to use that wealth and riches to promote the gospel. that graham preached throughout the world. in 1964 in power brokers within this emerging block through support behind barry gold water ho campaigned for the g.o.p. ticket caused liberals to rail against extremist in the oil funded political-right. but for pew who bankrolled the arizonaian there was no question who was on the wrong side of the spectrum, rockefeller republicans, besides conjuring up bad memories, rockefeller of registers as a face of coercive system of centralization and compromise that long-threatened the country's institutions and belief. i know long good rockefeller he wrote and he is the worse to put in. he supports the evils that brought this country to its knees would be the most tragic thing to happen. i remind you extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtu

one thing that happens is billy mitchell goes in and pershing says, billy mitchell, we're going to do this big attack on sami hill, can you do an air attack in support? he says absolutely. i need 1,500 planes. he gets them. it's a mix of american and european pilots. they fly over it and they're doing a lot of different stuff. part of what they're doing is we need to eliminate the german aircraft. anytime they come up to engage they're going to do air to air. they're going to bomb the aerodrones. to try to take out as many planes on the ground as they can. that's pretty successful. but then they're doing what they at the time talk about as strategic bombing, we don't -- typically you would call it interdiction. they're trying to hit rail lines, supply depots, things like that. it's pretty effective and it's one of the reasons why the offensive works as well as it does, at least it's part of that. i could talk about it all day. >> but he has kindly watched me with all of the other speakers so he is not going to, and we're going to go to our last question of the day. thank you, sir. >>

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and not much longer, billy smith marries vickie and makes her vickie smith. >> billy was also a highool dropout, and they were so young. he was 16. she was 17. and then she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought to myself, i'm so lonely. and i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. and i had my son, and i'm not lonely and i love him, and he's great and wonderful. >> her and billy started having problems. they couldn't make things work out. so she decided, i'm leaving, and she left billy. >> vickie leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston with her mom virgie. she has barely a tenth grade education, she has work experience at a fried chicken restaurant, and she's now a single mom with no other apparent skills. >> she works a little at walmart and she works a little at red lobster, but they don't earn a ton of money. so what she does is, walk into a gentlemen's club and ask if she can get a job. >> there were a number of strip clubs near the walmart where she worked, and one of them had a big blue and white sign that had a woman in a bikini. >> i w

she is in a new relationship with a gentleman named billy evans. billy evans is the heir to the evans hotel fortune, a group of hotels in the la jolla area in san diego. this is just not the picture that you might suspect of a woman who is cowering in fear heading into a criminal trial. many accounts, she has been living life to its fullest. kristen: we look forward to getting more of those details on your podcast. rebecca. rebecca: thank you for having me, i appreciate it. kristen: dropout elizabeth holmes on trial debuted with two new episodes today. listen now wherever you get your podcasts and wherever you get them. we are taking a when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou kristen: thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. we took you live to downtown state tahoe -- lake tahoe where we got the latest on the ca