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billy simpson, the clifto nville belfast. billyville ladies player is being commended for this unbelievable effort. the top three will be voted on and they will go in front of a fifa panel and they will pick the very best. that's all from sportsday. good evening, after a showery start to the weak things look drier and brighter tomorrow. it could be a cool start, a whiff of autumn in the air. this weather front is sinking south of the night, not doing too much but it will bring more cloud and rain into northern ireland in the small hours, showers for southern scotland and northern england. to the north of the front as we pull in airfrom the north—west and clearing skies in rural scotland, lowe is in some spots could be four or 5 degrees. in the south when we dip into single figures it will feel autumnal on tuesday. a lot of sunshine around to get the date under way. the shower sliding further south across northern england perhaps reaching the north midlands, pulling away eastwards. the odd isolated shower in the west of scotland and

billy, -- agent in charge. my name is emerson billy, —— bui was up words cannot express howl billy, —— bui was up words cannot expressms, ishare community has embraced me with open arms, i share the sentiments with everyone at the table as for how we feel with the families and victims today. the fbi, as a federal law agency responsible for this jurisdiction has come to provide support in the investigation is this murder investigation continues as well as look at other aspects of the investigation that could potentially be looked at from a federal standpoint. the investigation is still early on, the primary concern of course is the victims, making sure they receive the care, the courtesy that they deserve, and as we continue to move through this investigation we will provide updates along with our other partners. we'll take a few questions. it would be best for the fbi to answer that question. would you call this a hate crime? first and foremost, i did not call it a hate crime, i said we're looking at aspects to ensure what potential violations are out there before we can labelany violations are out there before we ca

billie eilish. you deserve this. billy ray cyrus -- yeah, good guys, 19 weeks. billylations. well deserved. your persistence paid off. thanks, everybody, it was a hell of a ride. it sure was. i mean, she's only 18 years old and this is her first number one song but we're pretty sure it will not be her last. >> nope. >> congratulations. [ applause ] so that is music news. >>> we also have exciting casting news for you this morning. tracy morgan officially joining eddie murphy in "coming 2 america," the "30 rock" comedian said to play a hustler named reem, one of many big names joining murphy for the sequel including wesley snipes, james earl jones. as for the plot we hear murphy is set to become king when he discovers -- i gave it away a little bit. darn it. he has a son he never knew about. his mom will be played by, you saw it, leslie jones from "snl." [ applause ] >> what? >> wait a minute. a son he didn't know about from the trip to new york where he came to find his bride? that trip? >> honey, i'm just reading the casting notes. >> i'm concerned. >> he's going to

it has attracted amateur players as well as music super stars like carlos santana, billy garcia and billyyrocketing rent and the internet have made it impossible for him to stay open. >> it's kind of hard to fight the giant like amazon that is eating everybody up. you order right now, at the lowest price you could ever get it and you can get it today by 4:00. great, but, you know what -- >> reporter: how can you compete? >> exactly, it's hard. >> he says he feels bad for his employees, some of whom have been with him 25 years and are like family to him. the store liquidation sale begins thursday. it will close for good once everything is gone. >> that's rough. hard for small mom and pop stores to stay in business these days. >>> the american dream of owning a home, taking a back seat for many millennials. >> 7 on your side michael finney has details on that. michael. archie we all know homes are expensive. here are the specific factors, keeping millennials out of the home buying market. the american dream delayed. data from the urban institute shows millennials are waiting to become homeo

billy ray cyrus. >> yeah, i would say so. so this is "bad guy" by billie eilish. after sitting at number two on the charts for nine weeks, the 17-year-old finally dethroned "old town road." billie'sthe year 2000 to score a number one on the billboard charts. that next generation, they're taking over. what's after millennials? y. gen-z? >> it's so hard. and we're not saying good-bye to hannah b. >> no. >> she's still making headlines. next alabama hannah might not be done with -- she may be done with love on tv but this morning it seems that she's got her eye on the prize. the mirror ball trophy. >> so fans are hopeful that the former bachelorette is going to be on "dancing with the stars." the contestants are announced tomorrow morning on "gma." hannah b., her heart was broken twice during her season of "the bachelorette." >> and although abc doesn't comment on casting until the big announcement on "gma," this teaser photo from "dancing" definitely has bachelor nation buzzing. some fans say the freckles on that hand match the ones on hannah's hand. "gma" posted a teaser on instagram, and i'm guessing karamo is also going to be on the show. >> we'll have to check back tomorrow. >>

billy kramer is with us, billy, i understand you just got out of the hospital. first, how are you doing? >> doing fine, a mild ankle sprain, i'll be okay and back home. >> what kind of injuries did you sustain? >> just an ankle sprain, it's unclear if i was thrown. i was in a golf cart, just about to pass the tree when the lightning struck the tree. i still don't recall whether i was thrown from the cart or if i jumped from the cart because i -- at some point i thought the tree was going to fall. and so i was trying to get away from the tree as quickly as possible. and then eventually when i turned around i realized i wasn't falling but there were people on the ground around the cart that i was in. so i went back to get my phone to call 911, and then eventually medical personnel were there. the tour did a great job of getting people on the ground from the hospital, they were fantastic. and i'm just happy, i think -- i don't know the others, but i think they're okay. i'm hoping that's the case. >> we're hoping that as well. the pga says when play is suspended, they encourage spectators to leave, to take shelter anywhere they can. did you hear any sort of warning or instructions from people on the ground? >> i heard a siren. i was on my way back from the compound where we keep our food stored. we were running low in our booth. and i was on my way back from the compound to get back to our booth. so i was attempting to go back to a place to seek shelter. but, you know, it's a really unfortunate, unlucky sequence of event. no one could predict that. it's unfortunate that it happens. >> do you think the pga should change its policy for how it handles severe weather? >> i mean, i think they blew the siren. the best to what i saw, i think people were heading back, heading to places of shelter. i've got to be honest with you, it wasn't raining, like it didn't feel like -- it was a torrential downpour. i didn't feel unsafe. i was on my way back to be with the people working with me at the event. i think everybody else was heading towards shelter. it didn't appear that there would be a problem with the shelter. i don't think the tour did anything wrong, we just got unlucky. a one in a gazillion chance. >> you described having an injured ankle. do you know about any of the other injuries? >> i don't. i think -- it's a fuzzy memory, at some point, i saw somebody looking down. you have to see if you can find out details on your own, i had the medical staff surrounding me. i really just wanted to go back to my booth. and they wouldn't let me, they were very concerned for my safety and asked me to go to the hospital as a precaution. and i'm happy that i wound up doing that. i think they did everything that they could. >> when you say you couldn't remember what happened, did you understand that it was lightning that -- a lightning bolt that struck? >> yeah, it's hard to explain, the best i could explain to my family was i felt like i was in a major car accident. i was blindsided by a car, is what it felt like. and so in the split second that it happened, i realized it was lightning. again, i rolled out of the car, i just remember i was on the ground, trying to get my feet to run away from the tree. and when i turned around, i realized there were people lying on the ground. so everybody that was around ran back to help these people. and only until i saw the pictures later of the lightning strike did i really understand how close we all were to something catastrophic. >> wow. billy kramer, thank you so much for jumping on the phone with us. i'm so happy to know that you are okay, really appreciate you sharing with us what happened. >> thank you, ana. we'll be open tomorrow selling burgers so come on by. >> all right, i wish i could. i send you my very best, hopefully you sell lots of hamburgers. >>> still to come, awkward allies. what president trump is revealing about his meeting with world leaders tonight at the g7 summit. >>> plus sean spicer has a new gig. but one "dancing with the stars" cast member is anything but happy. >>> and imagine driving down the road and seeing this. look closely there. a driver apparently asleep at the wheel on an l.a. freeway. we'll explain. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have

billy whole country of china could ever healfrom back. billy get whole country of china could ever heal from back. billyent. it looks like female us football stars megan rapinoe and christen press will be taking the fight for equal pay to the courtroom after mediation talks between the us women‘s national team and us soccer broke down. here they are talking on cbs this morning. it's it‘s very simple for us. and it‘s not just about us, it‘s very simple for us. and it‘s notjust about us, and notjust about this moment. we are trying to do this on behalf of women everywhere to be treated respectfully and paid it lawfully. and be issued isjust equality. so that when we played a game we are compensated the same that if a man like to play that game. in march, 28 players from the world cup champions filed a lawsuit against their own governing body alleging years of what they said was institutionalized gender discrimination. the team are seeking equal pay with their male counterparts. meghan rapinoe is one of the team‘s co—captains, here‘s what she had to say. we came ready and prepared, and willing to have the

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billy jack." i go, brad, i have a 35-millimeter print of "billy jack" cued up on my projector to show you tonight. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's -- you're on the same page i guess. >> absolutely on the same page. and it wasn't that the character was like billyne tom loughlin playing this character. so we wanted to look at it from that perspective. >> jimmy: is this really going to be your second to last movie? you're really going to do one more and that's it? >> that's the idea. i mean -- >> jimmy: whose idea is this? >> my idea. >> jimmy: this is a bad idea. >> well, i'm not saying i'll just disappear like j.d. salinger. i'll be a writer -- >> jimmy: what, you'll play golf? >> well, i haven't been married. i haven't had kids. i just got married. i want to have kids. you know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i see. >> doing a tv thing could be really kind of cool. but i kind of like the idea of making ten motion pictures and then boom, that's it, that's done, the filmography is locked and there you go. >> jimmy: 12 would be good too. or 13 or even 15 is a nice number. >> well, you're kind of talking me into it. >> jimmy: is "star trek" a movie you're still thinking about making? [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, gorgeous. [ cheers and app

billy elliott in the movie, i don't know if you remember, 150 years ago, billy's father kind of turnst the end and that just kind of destroyed him. >> trevor: he really is an enigmatic person. everyone who meets him says he is completely similarself, famous before famous people were famous, before the internet, before social media, she's always been elton john. what do you think makes him so special, the man, myth and legend? >> i think elton is so willing to be vulnerable, i think his music is vulnerable and likely evokes emotion. there's a fragility tof to everything he does, he's willing to expose himself and show everyone who he real will is, and the movie really is a celebration of his whole life, and he's had his ups and downs and the movie explains that as well. >> trevor: it takes you through a man's life, the life of a country and a musical journey. what's great, it is a celebration. there is glitter, shiny, and music. then itch watching "skin" which is the opposite of glitter. ( laughter ) you have nazis, you know, racist tattoos and swastikas and everything. this is a big j

billy the kid's name was early billy. it wasn't really bonnie it was henry mccartney.hat would you call him hank the kid? or henry the kid. and then the famous wild bill hickok. the kansas woman whose name was james butler hickok. somebody called him wild bill one day and it stuck. there's a lot of these names but curly bill brocious, that's a good name, johnny ringo is the best of all. this brought fame even when they didn't deserve it. an author wrote a book about johnny ringgold called johnny ringgold the gunfighter who never was. i think he killed one guy really that we are sure of, the others maybe he did maybe he didn't but he decided to exterminate the guy and that i was washing his face and he had a towel over his face dried his face and ringgold shot him. that's his only real standup shootout. so a lot of these guys were pretty counterfeit. in the 1920s the journalist picked up on it because america had faded from reality in the midst and america wanted hero cowboys in the movies the movies that really inspired that. the first movie with a story the great trai

billie eilish singing "pop goes the weasel." >> oh, my god. i'm so sorry billie in advance >> jimmy: roots. >> i love you. okay ♪ ♪ ♪ all aroun the mulberry bus the monkey chase the wease the monkey thought ♪ ♪ 'twas all in fu pop goes the wease a penny for a spool of threa a penny for a needle ♪ ♪ that's the wa the money goes pop goes the wease pop goes the weasel ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's great that was perfect >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: all right, here we go it's my turn [ beeps [ light laughter ] all right. the doors singing "rubber duckie you're the one. >> i don't even know that song >> jimmy: give me something like - "rubber duckie." it's ernie >> oh ernie. >> jimmy: "sesame street." >> rubber ducky. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: the child was taking a bath [ laughter ] bubbles surround the young boy's head floating in the water was a toy. ♪ ♪ rubber duckie you're the one ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ you make bath tim lots of fu rubber ducki i'm awfully fond of you ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ rubber duckie joy of joy when i squeeze you you make noise yeah ♪ ♪ rubber duckie u're the one ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ oh rubber ducki you're the one ♪ [ cheers and applause >> i didn't know you can get up and do - >> jimmy: i need props i need props >> and do stuff. >> jimmy: no, no [ talking over each other come on, you have to >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, here you go press the generator. >> heart racing. [ beeps oh, my favorite -- no! >> jimmy: amy winehouse singing "old mcdonald had a farm." >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: this is fun. >> all right here i go. ♪ ♪ old mcdonal had a farm e-i-e-i-o ♪ ♪ and on his farm he had a dog e-i-e-i-o ♪ ♪ with a moo moo here and a moo moo ther e-i-e-i-o ♪ [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> jimmy: that is correct. that is correct. that is exactly how you do that that almost was too perfect. >> oh, come on >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i love that. that was amazing oh, my gosh. >> that fits really well >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. [ beeps [ laughter ] mick jagger doing "baby shark. okay >> "baby shark." >> jimmy: now that song is gonna be stuck in my head. "baby shark. >> i know. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i got to get out of here like a blues riff. yeah, oh yeah. timothy. ♪ ♪ yeah baby shark do d baby shark do do baby shark do do do ♪ ♪ yeah baby shark do do d yeah baby shark do d and mommy shar and a mommy shark do do ♪ ♪ a grandpa shark do do a baby shark do dondmahark baby shark do do [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i like it. >> that was good for this last one, why don't you take us home just do one more >> all right [ cheers and applause [ beeps [ laughter ] >> alanis morissette >> jimmy: "hush little baby. oh, i love alanis. >> oh, my gosh >> jimmy: all right. roots, alanis. ♪ ♪ oh hush little babysay a word papa's gonna buy you a mocking bird ♪ ♪ and if that birause don't sing i'll buy you a diamond ring ♪ ♪ i'll buy you diamond ring bab and if that diamond ring turns to brass ♪ ♪ papa's going to by you looking glas and if that lookin glass gets broke papa's ♪ ♪ going to buy you billyut of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: he will be honored this fall as the 2 2019 latin recording academy's person of the year and you can catch him opening for the rolling stones in miami on august 31st that's going to be awesome [ cheers and applause performing "querer mejor" with alessia cara, please welcome juanes [ cheers and applause ♪ [ singing in foreign language [ singing in foreign language [ singing in foreign language [ singing in foreign lang

billy bob thorton as well, who is another patient at this clinic. billyng cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. 0bviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and two is the supporting characters. they are there just when you need the mood to be lightened. just when you need. i am treated by the second ch

billy blanks. he created the famous tae bo program and pumping up the jam with boom boxing. welcome to billy blanks. good to see you, man. >> thank you, thank you. >> now you're currently on this billy'sm off the couch and along with that we do breast and ovarian cancer -- we give back to them. so awesome to be doing what i'm doing. >> free classes. get people off the couch. get them healthy. we're going to rig now do some boom boxing. i love this. got the gloves on, the boom box back there. have you these moves, these moves pay respect to some boxing greats and we're going to start off with george foreman. >> yeah. peekaboo defense. >> peekaboo defense? show us what it is. >> it's going to be like this. open your legs up, place your hands up here and you're going to actually do this. go across the body. you're going to start moving your legs, go like this, one, two, three and four, okay, five, six, seven and eight. okay. y'all ready? we'll try it again, ready. hands up, going to your left, five, six, seven, go, one, count, it, go, three, go, go, go. one more time, go, go, go. go, go, go. good. >> all right, i like that, billy. [ cheers and applause ] all right. >> deltoid, stomach, b

billy wilder knew it. she could do it all and billy wilder knew it. >> "some like it hot" is her most memorable film because she puts everything together for herself. you start to see her as a person that you care about emotionally. >> all the girls drink. it's just that i'm the one that gets caught. i always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop. >> when you're in the hands of a billyrise party. >> what surprise? >> not yet. >> when? >> have a drink first. >> it's a ridiculous movie in a lot of ways. tony curtis and jack lemmon play these two musicians in 1920s chicago, and they accidentally witness the st. valentine's day massacre and they have to escape. they decide to join an all girl band disguised as women. jack lemmon becomes daphne and without trying to, he attracts a millionaire who falls in love with him. >> i'm engaged. >> congratulations. who's the lucky girl? >> i am. >> "some like it hot" is the greatest comedy of all time with the greatest last line. >> you don't understand, osgood. i'm a man. >> well, nobody's perfect. i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (woman speaking french) i'm here, look at me. it's completely your fault. (man speaking french) ok? it's me. it's my fault? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundred

billy caldwell. his mum fought for him to get access to cannabis oil to help with his severe epilepsy. at every single stage of this campaign, we have mentioned making history. billy'sd to a big change at the end of 2018. medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the uk for the first time. globally, where that's happened, it's often not been long before recreational use of the drug has followed. take, for example, canada. it legalised cannabis in october last year, the first major western country that's good weed. with cannabis the uk's most popular illegal drug, a group of british mps and charities have come to canada to see what some call the world's biggest drugs experiment. have you ever seen this volume of cannabis yourself? i never saw any volume of cannabis! so, should the uk follow suit? in a couple of weeks, we're going to be following a first of its kind — three mps from across the political spectrum, heading to canada to see how legalising cannabis has worked out. but, first, i want to find out where they stand. starting here in north london with the tottenham mp, david lammy... ..not a man shy of having a strong op

billy caldwell. his mum fought for him to get access to cannabis oil to help with his severe epilepsy. at every single stage of this campaign, we have mentioned making history. billy'sn now be legally prescribed to some patients across the uk for the first time. globally, where that's happened, it's often not been long

sued over the billy graham rule, the case will rest on the civil rights act of 1964 which it requires employers to make an accommodation for employees, the deputy may have to prove the billyrule is a religious belief about a personal role that he will run up against the possibility female employees will claim dissemination for being denied this training. how do you respond? >> that's not an issue in the federal law. i think he's on firm ground because religion is protected, you can't discriminate against it in federal and north carolina law and he gains notice to his employers, asks for reasonable accommodation. they should address it or work with their lawyers on it but they denied it, fired him for no reason two month after the accommodation request, they didn't send sergeants to back them up and didn't go about it the right way. i think he is fine here. whether it is a violation of other civil rights it could be. shannon: there is the fact he was fired and backup was sent in a dangerous situation in two jobs with other law enforcement agencies, because of this he hasn't been able to. quickly have you both weigh in. 20 seconds each. >> it doesn't seem right to me to say

okay billie eilish had a huge er a lot of people have been iebe can you guys do a fun "bad guy" kind of song billiemer job a try ♪ ♪ hey what was your first jo probably your worst job ♪ ♪ actually it's not so ba you were a bar back ♪ ♪ if you could go bac and say one thin to your boss what would it be ♪ ♪ you would say for sur hey ma you should pay me more ♪ ♪ hey tariq it's nice to meet ya you got lots of free pizza ♪ ♪ and you know that we're the future on the tonight show ♪ ♪ feature and it's a freestyle while watching meanwhile ♪ ♪ canada is on your bac and the roots are never whac jimmy just walked down ♪ ♪ the steps and came back over at your desk so we could keep ♪ ♪ rocking fresh yo it's me and brother quest ♪ love this son will never sto jackson you're loving pop ♪ >> jimmy: give it up for these guys thanks to the roots. [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with greg kinnear, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ own little world. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sister) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, beautiful world out ther

billy on the street." now he rubs elbows and knees with no less than beyoncÉ herself. he plays the meerkat timon in "the lion king." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome billy eichner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you look nice. i like it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look very nice. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you? are you all right? >> i am great. i am in "the lion king." >> jimmy: i know. and by the way, you're not just in "the lion king." you are the number one star of "the lion king." >> that's not true. >> jimmy: in my opinion. >> oh, well thank you. >> jimmy: you may not be the most famous person in "the lion king," but you are the best one in "the lion king." >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: you are. and people will see that and they will agree en masse. >> thank you. i'm just so excited because -- [ cheers and applause ] that was very nice. beyonce's going to hate you now. i'm mostly excited because i'm going to be so rich after this. [ laughter ] in just a matter of days, jimmy. >> jimmy: did they record you for toys and that kind of stuff? >> i'm a happy meal toy. >> jimmy: excellent. >> i'm like two different 12u6d animals. >> jimmy: nice. >> and i'm in the movie. it's pretty great. >> jimmy: you landed like an hour ago. >> this is how much i love you. yesterday morning we had a huge "lion king" premiere in london. and then yesterday morning i was in london. i flew to new york yesterday. i was live on "good morning, america" and kelly ripa this morning in new york, flew here, came right from the airport, and here i am. >> jimmy: i'm glad you made it. i really am. [ cheers and applause ] i was worried. i worry about this kind of stuff. >> yes. >> jimmy: we almost medevaced you here, and you got here with plenty of time. >> i'm here. i'm just thrilled. yeah. >> jimmy: you were in london for the royal premiere. >> the royal premiere. >> jimmy: which means the royals came to the premiere. >> yeah. prince harry and meghan markle came. and beyonce was there and sir elton john was there. and i was there randomly. [ laughter ] and it was great and we were all kind of nervous. even beyonce. you know? >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, because the royals. >> jimmy: they should be bowing to her. >> well, that's true, actually. she's our american royalty. >> jimmy: yes. >> what makes you nervous is in the days leading up to it they e-mail you a protocol of how you're supposed to greet prince harry and meghan. and they are very intense about it. >> jimmy: i bet. >> i'm not kding. you're supposed to say your royal highness. you can't speak until your hands are like in a handshake with his. my plus one, my guest i brought with me, my very good friend jared, they said he had to stand behind me and not speak unless he was spoken to. [ laughter ] i'm not kidding. i was like, does that same rule apply to jay-z? [ laughter ] i have a feeling it doesn't. >> jimmy: no. >> and i got really nervous because what do you say? i was with seth rogen. me and seth rogen played timon and poomba in "the lion king." he's wonderful. >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause ] he's great in the movie too. not as good as you, but very good. >> well, thank you. so we got, i got nervous, because your royal highness sounds a little weird and bowing feels weird. i don't even know what they want you to do. and in my head, i'm like what do you call her? i keep thinking she's princess markle, but that sounds like a character on super mario brothers. they don't even call her that anyway. i was completely freaked out. although they were very, very nice and very chill and down te h. lovely. >> jimmy: did you exchange phone numbers with them or anything like that? >> no, not quite. but -- >> jimmy: did jared get to speak? >> i think he got to say hello. what's strange is meghan and i went to the same college here, we both went to northwestern, we were both theater majors. and we were there at the same time. i didn't know her when we were there. so we ended up having this very casual conversation about our acting teachers at northwestern. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she was really cool. and harry was great. harry, by the way. [ laughter ] harry. harry. harry was great, too. they were very nice, lovely, beautiful-looking people. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. and have you now become friendly with beyonce? because i know this is a big thing. >> yes. >> jimmy: you sing with beyonce. >> i am on a song with beyonce. >> jimmy: which is crazy. >> yes. seth and i start singing "can you feel the love tonight" and then her and donald glover take over. we're on itunes now, we're like on the pop charts. >> jimmy: i said this to my wife and she said it right back to me. like wow, billy's. >> thank you. i started off thinking i was going to be on broadway as a kid. that's the truth. i opened my mouth as a kid and had a good singing voice. and i took singing lessons. and then i got older -- >> jimmy: did you go to auditions and stuff? >> i went to auditions. i really wanted to be a child star on broadway, right? but i was a big fat sweaty gay jewish kid. right? [ laughter ] shout out, i know some of you are watching. [ applause ] i really was, though. proudly. and there's not much for a big fat sweaty gay jewish 12-year-old to do on broadway. and all the other boys are trying to play like gavroche in les miserables, the little sprightly thin european boy. and i'm like belting songs out like mama rose. >> jimmy: and there you are singing with beyonce. >> i am singing with beyonce. >> jimmy: it was a little delayed but i think of you know as a big child star. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: you got you a little present. i know this is a major thing in your

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