it's billie eilish. billie. world is a little blurry." >> billie: did you say 2001? >> stephen: i'm sorry, 2021. your documentary "2001: a billie eilish." your mom taught you to write ongs and you dad taught you to play piano. there's the fan. do you still think of your family as a song? >> billie: dude, my family is so musical. we remain that way. i grew up thinking that every family was like that. i thought everyone was singing all the time and playing music with her family. you all are laughing. i literally thought that was the case. i don't know. we are big fans. our whole family, we are music fans. we love music and i think that's what it stems from. last night we were just like, wherever we are staying here, just playing music and playing guitar and singing and harmonizing and singing beatles songs and that's what it's always been and it's so wonderful. my mom such an incredible song writer and my dad taught me how to play piano when i was a kid and he would perform with me of the talent shows and my mom w

walter crime kite and billy graham.ogether. bridged the differences between us. you can remembered in the crusades, we all came together. he united american spirit he lifted them up. he understood how god's word could change hearts. and inspired us to live up to our highest ideals. i hope when members of congress walk by his statue they reflect on the standards of faith, ethics and decency. that he exemplified throughout his extraordinary life. i believe that is presently on the capital can help us find opportunities to unite around what makes our nation great. there is no north carolinian more deserving of this honor. i want to thank the many people who play a role in getting a statue here. i see one of those people, my friend, former colleague charlie jeter in the audience. he led the charge to get the state law passed in 2015. that started the whole process. chase fagan, charlotte artis, what a wonderful job you did with this statue. [applause] i also have to think the graham family. franklin and all of you. thank yo

billy graham at the us capitol area the speaker joined by billy graham's son and the north carolina congressional delegation. billy graham was a well-known evangelical christian figurefrom north carolina . he died in 2018 . this is about 50minutes . >> ladies and gentlemen, the hon. mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives . [applause] >> good morning everyone. it's a true honor to have you here and as speaker of the house it is my pleasure to welcome you here as we honor one of america's greatest citizens and enduring heroes. our capital as you know is filled with monuments to our history. they teach us about where we were and where we are and where we are going as a nation . the statue of the oldest man in the capital is john winthrop, he was an english puritan lawyer and one of the leading founders ad of the massachusetts bay colony of 1630. he symbolizes how our country began marked by the belief as he said in his own words that with god's help we could be the shining city upon a hill for the people. of course making the reference from scripture. our newest statue i

walter cronkite and billy graham. reverend graham was blessed with a gift that brings us all together. you can remember it. in the crusades, we all came together. we divided americans. he lefted them up. he understand how to change the hearts and inspire us to live up to the highest ideals. i hope when members of congress walk by his statute, they reflect on the standards of faith, ethics, and decency that he exemplify throughout his life. we find efforts around what makes the nation great. there's no north carolinian more deserving of this honor. i wanted to thank the many people who played a role in getting the statute here. i see one of those people, my friends, former colleagues, charlie jeter in the audience. he lead the charge to get the state law passed in 2015. started the whole process. chase feigen, charlotte hardin, what a wonderful job you did with the statute. i also have to thank the graham family. franklin and all of you. thank you for sharing such a wonderful treasure with rest of this world. our natio

in the very back thank you i have my hands up the longest time like a billy joel regarding billie holidayes anyone know why where she was born. yes. she died. yes when she died. how she died? yes. you want me to cover that. i just did that. billie thought she was born in baltimore her family. told her she was born in baltimore, and she didn't find out that she was actually born in philadelphia until 1954, when she got her passport to do her 54 european tour and. she goes, i was born in philadelphia. who know? but again, she continued, tell everybody she was born in baltimore even after she knows she was born in philadelphia. so even though she was born in philadelphia, her mother brought to baltimore when she was a, you know, like a few days. and so she was actually raised in baltimore until was, i'd say 12 ish. and then she moved to new york to, well, first to harlem, then to queens, then back to harlem. yeah, yes. oh, death. she died and july of 1959, on the 17th, she had become ill about six weeks beforehand, they had hospitalized, hospitalized her at metropolitan hospital up in harlem

>> the investigator set out to officially interrogate billy, but billy was gone. quit his job, left town, was far, far away in alaska, without his wife. >> i was like, wow. he is going to alaska. maybe sanchez is onto something. >> that is exactly what people do, they get in trouble and take off to alaska, or someplace, mexico or something. >> but, for whatever reason, no effort was made to bring delete lee back to silver city for questioning, and investigators quickly turned their attention to another man in cassy's life, her live in boyfriend, david berry. >> his behavior the first few days after her death was very strange, peculiar to me. i, myself, never saw him shed a tear. i was suspect with everyone that had any contact with her. i didn't trust anyone. >> at the funeral, cassy's casket was left open to tell the world what was done to her, said her siblings. >> her face was covered in bruises, her neck was a giant bruise and swollen. her hands were black. >> but who had done it? for months, all anyone could do was speculate. >> i thought it was over. i thoug

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.,, saying billy vunipola. ..g billy vunipola. .. last time we saw him in an english - saying billy vunipola. .. last time we saw him in an english shirt i saying billy vunipola. .. last time l we saw him in an english shirt was at the world cup year, in the semifinal defeat to south africa. so he hasn't actually played for england for a while, but of course he is still a saracens player and this incident happen for them on a preseason trip. they had gone away to majorca and ended with an evening where vunipola was tasered by spanish police, and he was then later charged with resisting the law and find 2a0 euros. now he paid that fine, he came home, and a lot of footage had circulated on the internet of the incident itself — and vunipola himself came out and said he wanted to unreservedly apologise for the incident itself and those involved, but he was very clear to say, contrary to media reports at the time, he was keen to stress there was no violence or fight, and he didn't threaten anyone. and upon his return t

last year, billy and his sister jane were surprised. look at this by singer olivia rodrigo sharing a ride to school with them during an episode of their dad's show. look at their surprise and we wish them all the best. >> billy. what do you think about this? >> are. kimmel said billy came out of surgery happy, healthy and with a new heart valve. our thoughts are with them. yeah. coming up, remembering an nba legend how bill walton not only made basketball history, he made watching basketball unforgettable for all ages and later, why dozens of people took thrills and spills yet again down a hillside, chasing a wheel of cheese. >> you're watching world news now. >> difference is real. from the light to the dark. >> pull back. >> fall in. exhale >> whoa! >> hot. no, ma'am. so chill all night on a cloud like a feather. smooth, soft. nothing better. just right. own the night. visit tripcheck.com to get 25% off free shipping and two free pillowcases. plus a 69 guarantee. >> victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive

billy was born with a congenital heart defect. the tv host has shared his son's health struggles since billy was born in 2017, even bringing him on the show as a baby in his post today, jimmy thanked the doctors at children's hospital los angeles who've cared for billy for seven years now, saying he hopes this was billy's last surgery. jimmy said in a post we went into this experience with a lot of optimism and nearly as much fear, and came out with a new valve inside a happy, healthy kid, which is great news, of course. yes, absolutely. >> glad to hear it. hollywood is hurting tonight after the killing of a soap opera star. new details tonight about a general hospital actress. final moments protecting a friend. >> also here, voters let san francisco schools borrow millions. >> and now school leaders are making a record breaking request. >> turn off the tv and get your up out of bed and go for a walk >> okay, maybe don't turn off the tv just yet. advice from a senior who's putting your step count to shame whe get exceptional offer

grandma: billy, i need help with the clicker. billy: one second, grandma.g to buy my car. caller: billy? you still there? we gotta deal, right? grandma: you need carvana. grandma: what's your plate number? billy: boss... mov grandma: vehicle features...no accidents, right? billy: no. grandma: good. generating offer. carvana can pick it up tomorrow! billy: that's an amazing offer. billy: but do you still need help with the clicker? grandma: i'll ask your sister. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. larry: let's revisit this whole issue of biden's green tariff or with china, whatever that is, as well as some other matters. joining us now iowa senator chuck grassley. welcome back to the show. look, you are chairman of the finance committee, you are still on the finance committee have been through all the trade and tax discussions. china is still engaged in unfair trading practices and biden is putting tariffs, mostly on things that the u.s. is not buying, for example ev and cutting back on ev batteries and we do not by much aluminum or steel fro

billy was born with a congenital heart defect. the tv host has shared his son's health struggles since billy was born in 2017, even bringing him on the show as a baby in his post today, jimmy thanked the doctors at children's hospital los angeles who've cared for billy for seven years now, saying he hopes this was billy's last surgery. jimmy said in a post we went into this experience with a lot of optimism and nearly as much fear, and came out with a new valve inside a happy, healthy kid, which is great news, of course. yes, absolutely. >> glad to hear it. hollywood is hurting tonight after the killing of a soap opera star. new details tonight about a general hospital actress. final moments protecting a friend. >> also here, voters let san francisco schools borrow millions. >> and now school leaders are making a record breaking request. >> turn off the tv and get your up out of bed and go for a walk >> okay, maybe don't turn off the tv just yet. advice from a the tv just yet. advice from a senior who's everybody wants super strai

and i share billy's , concerns that we share billy's, concerns that we don't see enough officers walkinghere i live and i live in weybridge in surrey, i don't think i have ever seen . right in think i have ever seen. right in 20 years of living there, ever seen two police officers or one police officer just walking up and down? and i think the police would say it's not a good use of our of our manpower or our woman power. the real question comes down to another issue is, although i'm massively in favour of more police officers, they need to be funded right ? of more police officers, they need to be funded right? and my question then is where does the money come from ? and you come up money come from? and you come up with a kind of nebulous expression there from the shadow home secretary basically saying, we're going to crack down on this, or we're going to crack down on that. all of which i'm very happy to happen. but what i do expect to happen is that taxes will then rise to fund what what what are worries that people have and why? why wouldn't they just be honest and say, you know, run

billy was born with a congenital heart defect.v host has shared his son's health struggles since billy was born in 2017. even as you can see, bringing him on the show when he was a baby. in his post, kimmel thanked the doctors at children's hospital los angeles who have cared for billy for seven years now, saying he hopes this is billy's last surgery. kimmel said in his post, quote, we went into this experience with a lot of optimism and nearly as much fear, and came out with a new valve inside a happy, healthy kid. >> the world of basketball is remembering one of the sport's greatest personalities. tributes have been pouring in for bill walton. he died after a prolonged battle with cancer. >> after his playing career, his enthusiasm, passion and love for basketball translated to broadcasting success and to a life spent promoting and growing the game around the world. >> walton first led the ucla bruins to two college national titles, in 1972 and 73. he was a top pick in the 1974 nba draft. three years later, he led the portland t

billy ray cyrus joins us now.livelihood something that's patriotic and honors others? >> good morning. thanks for having me on the show. >> joey: yes, sir. >> i wrote this song about a vietnam veteran i met in 1989 at a little bar i was playing in huntington, west virginia. and wrote the song that night driving home about 2:00 in the morning. and that's why it is so important to be here with you all on this memorial day and just saying thanks to our veterans and veterans' family, thanking them for our freedom and for their great ache fight. >> rachel: we love that artists like you take your talent and put it toward such a wonderful thing. i know it means a lot to the service members and that song is awesome to boot. so, billy ray, you also have been involved in raising money to help those who have served our country. tell us about that foundation. i believe it's called the you were worth it foundation. tell us about it tell us about your work with it? >> talking about a couple great heroes work with normandy. two

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her unlikely rescuer billy and his wife susan, as they navigate life in the scottish shetland islandss because molly had lost her own family, she quickly became part of ours. >> it was enlightening for me because it's not a life that i've ever, ever even dipped my toe into at all. >> as molly warmed up to billy and susan, it didn't take long to get comfortable in her new home. >> i got the wi-fi into molly's house today. >> so molly has wi-fi in her house, and i don't have wi-fi. that's what a camera. >> while molly explored elements of the human world, the film showcases the vast beauty of love, friendship, and nature. we got a happy story, and my hope is that people walk out with a smile on their face, and that they're enlightened in some way and that, you know, for, for a few brief moments in this current world, they can smile and be happy. george pennacchio for abc news. >> billy and molly, an otter love story premieres tonight on national geographic, and then you can find it streaming tomorrow on disney plus and hulu. >> we do have much more news ahead at 530 on abc seven, bay ar

there is so much concern about billy matt around maternityl about billy matt around maternity servicesdiminishing by the day. in terms of your worry about consequences of that, how bleak is the situation now? the consequences of that, how bleak is the situation now?— the situation now? the situation is extremely bleak. _ the situation now? the situation is extremely bleak. i— the situation now? the situation is extremely bleak. i am _ the situation now? the situation is extremely bleak. i am still- the situation now? the situation is extremely bleak. i am still in - the situation now? the situation is| extremely bleak. i am still in touch with the physicians who are at the hospital, especially the medical director and he was telling me that currently the hospital is operating at 10% of its capacity. so many physicians have left, women are having to now give birth in tents because there is no staff, because people are fleeing to save their lives so what we are looking at is women giving birth in tents, potentially increasing maternal mortality and infant mortality because women who need

billy was born with a congenital heart defect.e doctors and nurses, and he added, thank you to my wife, molly for being stronger than is reasonable for any mom to be. and billy, you are the toughest and funniest seven year old we know. all right. >> next, a possible final bow for tennis star rafael nadal at the french open. >> he struggled with injuries and yesterday he just couldn't muster the magic that has helped him win so many times before. but look at this. his son held his own mini tennis racket during the match, and then his dad addressed the crowd. >> he's a big percentage that i will not be back playing here in roland garros, but i can say 100% no. i enjoy a lot playing here and the feelings that you made me feel here are just unforgettable. no, thank you very much. from the bottom of my heart and i really hope to see you again. >> but i don't know. merci beaucoup. >> nadal's french open record 112 wins, four losses. next, a rain delay that got a little bit crazy. >> the cincinnati reds ground team was covering the field

what billy joel's new song is called. >> "ode to billy joel." >> "ode to billy joel." >> seth: so paul yeah. >> seth: and so we provided you the opportunity to just make one up. and um, well, i was wondering if the two of you would like to take this opportunity, right now, to make up a story that didn't happen. >> oh, sure. >> sure. >> seth: great. >> and then you'll just cut that part out so people think it was a real story? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay, cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys recently took a trip together? >> that's exactly -- that's true, yeah, yeah. we were on norwegian cruise lines and we actually went through the panama canal. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> it was so funny, because we knew we were going to -- well, we knew we were going to have sex. and we got -- [ laughter and applause ] we got norovirus. we got norovirus. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh my god. >> and it's like -- >> we really -- we really picked the worst time to go. it was like at the height of norovirus. >> seth: yeah. >> oh, it was so bad. and we both are married. and it's like, we're not going

oh, god. >> billy, go. go upstairs.et me a box or something. >> jimmy: oh, it's out. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that will wake you up. billy and i were sitting there playing video games and he says "dad, there are two birds in the house!" what we didn't show you was the bird the hawk killed and brought in the dining room as a little welcome home gift. and this was weird. i don't really believe in this kind of stuff, but on the day of billy's surgery, my wife saw a mourning dove on the ledge outside his bedroom. which, she looked up and is apparently an omen of death. she was very freaked out by it. she didn't tell me. it's mourning with a "u." which i didn't know. and then we get home from the hospital and a hawk flies in and kills the mourning dove. kills the omen of death! [ cheers and applause ] you want to know another thing about doves? they're pigeons. [ laughter ] they're pigeons with a publicist. that's all they are. [ laughter ] speaking of pigeons, in new york, the jury is out in the criminal tria

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meet billy the barber. billy dinnerstein is the owner of your kind of cuts in nutley, new jersey.gives haircuts to children and adults with autism, sensory issues, and other developmental disabilities. their services are so unique and special that some of dinnerstein's customers even fly in from out of state. and it's made him a big star on social media. the haircuts at his shop have a special brand of patience and kindness, customized to each customer's individual needs. his barbers are trained to make everyone feel comfortable and to make sure every visit is a positive experience. >> if i can present an atmosphere or environment for you in a tough situation that helps you be a little more comfortable moving forward, then that's my goal. at the end of the day, you know, i'm not here trying to win any award for being barber of the year. we're just here trying to help kids. >> billy dinnerstein, a barber who's a cut above the rest, and he's tonight's "heart of america." >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back

appreciate it. >> one of america's most beloved preachers statue of reverend billy graham. >> billy grahamng presidents frum and to eisenhower nixon carter both bushes and obama. >> no matter the president they wanted him as their counselor not matter the party. >> graham helped shape evangelical camp christianity in the u.s. and around the world. >> i am nervous today. billy graham is such a towering figure. >> his 7 foot stature at the capital. >> my father would be a little uncomfortable. with this being here because he would want the focus to be on the one he preached. >> the depigs -- depiction of him with an open bible. the statue stands next to a passage way on route to the congress champ better. >> i hope when members of congress walk by they reflect on the standards of faith ethics and decency. >> graham delivered the gospel to millions of people in 85 countries but through tv has preached to around two billion. graham received the congressional gold medal laid in honor in the capital rotunda when he died and now is feet woodard a statue. trace. >> thank you. coming up harrison bu

know billy billy doesn't have to. i said bill the so yes i'm good. i the me, you're on the issue president because i'm more delay on what i need is going to let's give it. so that's gonna be so the, that's what you david though do, but i know you to you, i didn't know the effective or still will not sure the improvement. so instead of meeting you, so now let's see. uh, graham, all the cover. cool. all right, but i mean, i saw the tool that that brought me in a year or $2000.00. they really go by snow storm gradually, or even would it be or we can see them a little bit about the whole way. oh, that's your choice of some of the with other so you all and then i went to middle east, you know, some oil and sent over to them. i'm glad to meet you, but i will mentally or the can see it on a will put of oh well, i'm dental without us here to put any dollars 3 dollars or so you that the machine until you're going, but we're doing a good annual day. you're on this, what you'll do less with, and he's when he's out of your sandwich, across the national and apple

meet billy the barber. billy dinnerstein is the owner of your kind of cuts in nutley, new jersey.ith autism, sensory issues, and other developmental disabilities. their services are so unique and special that some of dinnerstein' customers even fly y in from out of state, and it has made him a big star on social media. the haircuts at his shop have a specialize brand of patience and kindness customized to each customer's individual needs. his barbers are trained to make everyone feel comfortable and to make sure every visit is a positive experience. >> i can present an atmosphere or an environment for you in a tough situation that helps you a little more comfortable moving forward, that's my goal, right? at the end of the day, you know, i'm not here trying to win any awards for being barber of the year. i mean, you're just trying to help kids. >> norah: billy dinnerstein, a barber who is a cut above the rest, and he's tonight's "heart of america." and that's tonight's . >>> i'm juliette goodrich, here in the bay area, wanted, mail carriers. hundreds of jobs are up for grabs but wi

mako has been with the club for 13 years, with billy there for ii.nny may is also on the move, announcing he's leaving gloucester. and france's valentin paret—peintre crossed the line for his first professional stage win on stage ten of the giro d'italia. tadei pogachar remains the runaway overall leader — almost three minutes clear of the rest of the field. the pga championship gets under way in kentucky this weekend, the second men's major of the year. but, despite its importance, it's still the ongoing debate between the pga and liv tours that continue to dominate the headlines. tiger woods is one of those to have spoken out ahead of the tournament. he was asked about his role in the talks between liv golf and the pga — woods saying he's keen to see them come together for the sake of the sport's followers. the fans are probably as tired as we are of the talk not being about the game of golf, and not being about the players. it's about what liv is doing, what we're doing, players coming back, players leaving — the fans just want to see us play toge

billy is on capitol hill. it's a rare honor for a humble man.th his son reverend franklin graham right after the break. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. believe it or not baby... you could earn your... master's... for under 11 thousand! master's degree for under 11k in less than a year. earn your competency - based master's at university of phoenix. >> welcome back to "sunday night in america." dr. billy graham was the most influential minister of my lifetime but his revivals were not for the elegance and simplicity of the message and the difficulty and the challenge. ck chesterton may have said it best it's not that christianity that's been tried and found wanting its that christianity is hard in their front tried. turn the other cheek for those who persecute you love your enemy no political adviser on earth would get that device. the most significant person to ever walk the earth did so what is the role of christians in the political process and what is the future of the church? was chr

find your fit at wt.com (♪) >>> to the index tonight and jimmy kimmel revealing his 7-year-old son billyis image here of his son billy smiling in his hospital bed, saying he's happy and healthy, thanking the brilliant medical staff at children's hospital los angeles. of course, we are all cheering for billy right here. >>> in a moment here the new video put out by bruce springsteen. his new message tonight. gave mer breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford

our boy billy had his third of three, we hope, open heart surgeries.ell tearfully recounted the terrifying moment he learned about his son's heart defect. >> they did an echocardiogram a sonogram of the heart and found billy was born with a heart disease. >> reporter: doctors diagnosing his condition and at just 3 days old he had open heart surgery to repair it. >> the pulmonary valve was completely blocked. he has a hole in the wall between the left and right sides of his heart. >> reporter: seven months later, after a second heart surgery, jimmy and billy giving the world an update. >> daddy cries on tv but billy doesn't. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: kimmell also recognized his wife molly for being quote, stronger than reasonable for any mom and thanking children's hospital in los angeles for their kindness and expertise. billy and the kimmell family have been dealt a tough hand but they're playing it well, robin. >> robin: they certainly are. we wish them all the best. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, our exclusive with the american

billy idol is here. billy idol is greeting fans.bar of icons. billy idol, tiger woods, chris pine. what he's wearing today, that's amazing. he brings so much charisma to the big screen and some notable fashion choices. >> uh-huh. >> because his movie "the pool man," this is how "the pool man" dresses. chris is all in with the pool man. >> all right. then after that, then we will have some high school stories here on the plaza because they are ready to tell the world which colleges they pick during our very own decision day party on the plaza. they've got their friends. they've got their family, all in with the big news. and perhaps there will be a surprise or two. >> oh, i can do that. >> tomorrow on the show, hannah will be here. she won us all over on "ted lasso." we'll have a lot of fun catching up with hannah. that's tomorrow. >> all right. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> gorgeous day today. let's look ahead to the weekend. never too early for that. friday gorgeous weather up and down the east coast. rain from th

back then jimmy saying he cries more than billy does.wk. jimmy sharing this video last night on his show. there's billy in the background running away from all the chaos. we are glad he is back home happy and healthy. >> george: will, thank you very much. coming up, summer savings. how to access some of the deals from your memberships that you might not know about. >> michael: the grocery store challenge. the best items to buy in bulk and the ones you're better off keeping small. >> robin: plus wnba super star, stewy, breanna stewart. she's here talking about her brand new game changing basketball league. you heard me. plus tory johnson rolling into times square. hey, tory. >> hey, robin. we have deals and steals. that's coming up right here on good morning america. "good morning america." it's lik. [howdy, partners!] and like... [laughter] ♪ and also like... [screams] and it feels even better together. ♪ and check this out! you can thrill with this special 4-day, 4-park magic ticket offer. visit disneyworld.com/4parkmagic to learn more.

football was billy's main passion.. there are tributes for billy and his friend charlie, who was driving when tragedy struck. they both died from the injuries they suffered when their car veered onto the wrong side of the road, and hit a taxi head—on. the crash happened here on the outskirts of tongham in the middle of the night. the boys had been to a friend's birthday party. eight teenage boys crammed into a vw polo — two in the front, five in the back, and one in the boot. you know, each time that i'm behind a polo, ijust... ijust think, "how on earth? what were they thinking?" i mean, they were eight young men and billy was a front—seat passenger. and they couldn't get billy out, so... he had to wait for a fire engine to cut him out. and...obviously, all this time he was losing oxygen. this was september 2021, during covid. billy's parents were allowed to visit him in hospital every day for one hour only. billy never knew, as he remained unconscious throughout, until he eventually died. sam couldn't bring herself t

. >>> it was once the likes of seeing billy holiday walking down the street. the fillmore district was a hot spot for black culture. then came the urban renewal, first in the '60s and then in the '90s that pushed a lot of the black population out. now, the struggles the community faced back then. one of the women we hind it is erica. we have the story. >> reporter: it was once known as the harlem of the west. it has been through many changes. community members are sharing their experience. >> it is a block full of memories. fourth generation fillmore native erica scott is reflecting on the home she grew up in. when prices spiked her mother had no choice but to sell. >> it is hard. just being in the home that we grew up in and the fact that she left and didn't want to leave it got overwhelmingly expensive. >> her story is like many others in the fillmore. it appeared to be a positive intention to revitalize torn down neighborhoods displaced black communities who were promised a right to return. >> there were just so many barriers in place where it was impossibl

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matthew billy, thanks for joining us— matthew billy, thanks for “oinin us. . ., . joining us.ion combatting deceptive ai. in march, eu lawmakers approved the world's first comprehensive framework for constraining the risks of artificial intelligence. the ai act works by classifying products according to risk and adjusting scrutiny accordingly. the law's creators said it would make the tech more "human—centric." the law doesn't come into effect until 2025. last month, politico exclusively reported that chatbots produced by google, microsoft and 0penai shared some false information about the european election. citing research done by the berlin—based ngo democracy reporting international, researchers found that the chatbots returned incorrect election dates and information about how to cast a ballot. we heard from jenny earlier in the programme about how they had not seen massive amounts of deceptive ai being used around election. senator chris combs said he has classified information there is some use of it in this country. how serious a problem do you think it is? i think ther

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and you shall find whether it's 50 loans, talking at home and billy billy kuda, lovers, and vince wherever you look, we need to live on the line is full surprises. the can chronic pain be turned into an opportunity? yes, according to british artist lead to more. after a long history of illness, she quit her job and turn to art. she's come to terms with her physical pain by developing a unique way of painting, phone faulty contact in the name of our more later on. well, by dish content, i'll just add to like demo as work has to do with chronic endometriosis. but 1st, why does she use her body as a paint brush? painting in and of itself is an important process. and it's a process that i always fully immersed myself in. and, and it's always been something that i tend to for comfort carrying out performances, is also something that this is a powerful way for me to reclaim my own body, and to do something and produce something that hopefully impacts other people. how to like used to apply the paint directly to her faulty. but today she uses a different technique. in his studio in london, she us