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billy defr. billy defrank. in the broadest f broadest of brushstrokes, billy defrank was a pioneering lgbtq activist who died in 1980. >> he was doing drug in the 70s and it is like, that is beyond courage. >> reporter: this is the artist bringing his likeness to life, on this giant campus, one entire entire side of the community center that bears his name. >> i am talking to billy on the, the wall, what kind of message what he wants and the other half half would be like the drag queen have, i'm going to make you pretty, you're going to look look fabulous. >> reporter: african-american, y african-american, openly gay, he was larger than life. openlyy openly enthusiastically and unapologetically himself. he was was instrumental in raising money for the center but died of of a heart attack year before it it opened its doors. >> they wanted to call it the billy defrank center because it is a center for everyone, the way he was with everyone in the. the community. >> reporter: in the decade sinn, it has become the beating heart of the lgbtq community, the man for whom it was named was largely a fading memory. >> we

during this time, not a single arrival, then billy billy billy was beaten every day, and then er, instantnd, as it were, the arrivals stopped. i have a question. well, an internal question. i think you yourself understand too much to expose yourself to everything, obviously they don’t want to, otherwise, why would there be such a lull after 29 shellings in a month with a small responsibly i declare that we don’t have a nuclear power plant and in the surrounding areas. i hope this is the commission. mgt see for yourself. by attacking the facilities of the nuclear power plant, kiev creates a real threat of a nuclear catastrophe in europe, according to international law, this is nothing more than nuclear terrorism in the united states of america and the european union deliberately hush up the situation around the plant, most encouraging such a reckless action of conclusions, of course, not yet, but according to the statement of the gross mission at the station, access was provided everywhere without restrictions, as vitaly rutyunyan saw it in order to show where the ukrainian military was pr

billy defrank put put forth in life. they're hoping his courageous example will be a guidepost to the future. >> what i really want is to bring back the spirit of billy . billy defrank. >> the a.i.d.s. epidemic overshadowed defrank's actions. they hope the mural inspires people to learn more about his life and legacy. > >> all right, we are starting oa morning where it is likely going going to look a little bit hazy, hazy, maybe even a little bit orange due to the sun coming up and the smoke in the atmosphere. the atmosphere. we are going tok about air quality down at the ground because that is the important thing. it looks okay right now in the predawn hours,u can see haze in the sky but when when you look over interior contra costa county that is conquered down there. there is the possibility for some light rain even. still leftovers from what was once long ago tropical storm kay, now just breaking up light showers. we will look at all of that. there is the air-quality right now over the bay area. it is moderate. the real focus for air quality has n has been near the mosquito fire where we are looking at unhealty levels. in fact, it is still in the hazardo

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>> does billi billi louie l >> the futures at this hour a little higher if you're looking at the dow up by about 25 points, but the nasdaq's down slightly the next guest says the bear market offers a great opportunity for long-term investors the let's talk with noah black stein i always look forward to hearing from you when everybody else sign zigs, u zag. >> you can be optimistic for two reasons. one, you're a contrarian, or you're operating on a different time horizon and i think the excess returns, these are opportunities where you say to yourself, who's been executing, who's been delivering, who's still got growth that's been able to, through what we're going through, not only through covid but the ripple effects of covid and complete insanity on the policy front and the geopolitical front, who's been executing, and as things calm down will those stocks be the leadership stocks coming out of it i refer to new leadership not as sectors but as companies certainly the lessons we learned in 2002 and 2008

billy _ work you did. his wife on the front page, lovely billy made _ work you did. his wife on the front page, lovely billy working ridiculous hours... the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with kevin schofield, who's the political editor at huffpost uk, and ali miraj, the columnist for the article. dojoin us then if you can, but for now, goodnight. good evening. it's been a busy night for football clubs as the transfer window deadline passes. chelsea have agreed a deal for barcelona's pierre emerick aubameyang worth £12 million, plus defender marcus alonso. aubameyang scored 13 goals in 2a appearances for the catalan club, afterjoining them from arsenal injanuary. he had a buyout clause of 100 million euros in his contract, but has only played eight minutes for them so far this season. a deal for aubameyang means chelsea chairman todd boehly will have spent almost £250 million, in his first transfer window since buying the club from roman abramovich. liverpool have announced the signing of arthur melo on loan until the end of this season. the 26—year—old brazil international made 31 appearances f

. >> now more importantly, who is billy joel? >> billy joel. >> oh, joel? >> yes.ason elizabeth will be played by amelda starten. >> hopefully i look calm, collectible. my stomach is doing somersaults. >> claire foye is a wonderful actress. she brought youth. she brought this wonderful t tremulo tremulous trepidation. >> all right, i will discuss it with the cabinet. >> no, you will declare it to the cabinet, prime minister. i will ask you to consider your response in light of the respect that my rank and my office deserve, not what my age and gender might suggest. >> it became a very particular kind of family drama. and who knows, maybe it's accurate. >> i don't mean that life shouldn't be agreeable, but we can't possibly all be happy all the time. >> so many good played elizabeth. emma thompson, kristin scott thomas. sarah gadden in the romantic comedy "a royal night out." >> you may be a captain but i'm a princess. >> and the queen has been fodder for comedy, too. on "the simpsons". >> the queen's in trouble. >> "saturday night live." and multiple time by britis

. >> who is billy joe. >> billy joel. >> oh, joel? >> uptown girl. >> what are you talk about?ted to be here inheriting the role of elizabeth from two outstanding actresses. >> reporter: next season, elizabeth will be played by imelda stanton. >> hopefully, i look calm, collected and capable. my stomach, meanwhile, is doing somersaults. >> i never got to meet the queen, and i always wished i had had that experience. >> reporter: john lithgow won an emmy for "the crown," playing winston churchill opposite claire foy. >> your majesty. >> claire foy is a wonderful actress. she brought youth. she brought this wonderful tremulous trepidation. >> very well. i will discuss it with cabinet. >> no, you will inform the cabinet, prime minister. >> reporter: the scenes between claire and me were gradually seeing her assert her authority over him. >> i would ask you to consider your response in light of the respect that my rank and my office deserve, not that which my age and gender might suggest. >> so it became a very particular kind of family drama. and who knows? maybe it's accurate. >>

billy eichner, everybody. we'll be right back. thank you, billy, back with the head of the u.s.a.rms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic by taking metamucil every day. try metamucil fiber gummies made with a prebiotic, plant-based fiber blend that helps promote digestive health. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ srs hey, everybody, welcome back. ladies and gentlemen, my next guest is the pulitzer prize winning author who spent four years as u.n. ambassador and is currently the administrator of u.s.a. id. please welcome back to the late show samantha power. hey. nice to see you again. >> nice digs. >> stephen: yeah, st nice digsk suspect tment last summer over zoom you and i discussed president biden's pledge to send covid vaccines around the world and u.s.a. id of course is part of the administration and distribution of that. what do you make of president biden saying that the pafned is over? do you think-- tha

billie cooper. >> hi. everyone i'm ms. billie cooper. i'm a 53 year old [inaudible] >> use the microphone. >> hi. everybody i'm ms. billie keeper a 63 year old black transgender

our next question is from billy wade. billy wade at the plethora of writing workshops and retreats are taught by white writers. where is the how to for the techniques and nuances writing black literature. oh i can i jump on that? absolutely because i just interviewed walter mosley the night before last and he's written two books, you know, on this and that, specifically about, you know, writing the nuances of black literature. but he is a black writer who was very deeply steeped in the tradition of black literature, who has written these how to books. also think that there are things that universal, you know there are some, you know, skills that you have to cultivate and develop, you know, that you pick up from wherever you pick them up. and you know, for me and you know, i imagine probably not but i'm not the only person here today that comic books had a huge influence on my perspective on writing or my idea of how a works. and for me as a person, you know, these overwhelmingly, especially back then, overwhelmingly written by

billy, like you have to kill him, and this is how you can do it. >> maggiano says billy tried and failed a few times to kill greg, and then asked his friends for help. >> for the life of me, i'm not sure why they agreed to help. they agreed to help in part because pam says to them, you can have whatever you want from the apartment. billyill give you $1,000 each. pam reneged on with billy, saying, i'll give him $500 each. >> they said pam told him one guy would be home, and made a gradients to be gone. they ransacked the house. billy shot greg, and they all fled. exactly three months after the killing, police had what they needed. they drove to pamela's workplace. >> she said, hello, and i said, hello. she said, what's up. i said we, have good and bad news. -- you're under arrest for murder. stand up, turn around, for transponder back. >> she's being led by the police into court, and she looks so, to me, powerless. so helpless, vulnerable. >> the news morphed in a nanosecond from the story of a tragic widow, to the story of a black widow. she was 22, and he was 16. >> up until then, it was a murder case, and i had some interesting parts to it. i didn't realize the scope of this thing, until the sex part came out, between billy flynn and pamela smart, and all the sexual manipulation. >> people look back on early intervi

billy eichner. you know, i think it's been a while since you've been back out doing "billy on the street." >> yeah, we just released that video. it's the first "billyudd was kind enough to come and do it he's done it before. he's amazing at it he's fearless. and it was really fun. and it's -- you know, for years i've been running around shouting about actors and movie stars and their movies this is the first time i get to shout about my own movie >> seth: yeah, there you go. it's about time. [ cheers and applause >> yes >> seth: you got to shoot the film in new york, and obviously having done "billy on the street" with you as well, that's a lot of running through the streets of new york. it is not a controled set. >> no. >> seth: it's very -- you just catch what you can >> you've done it, yeah. >> seth: was it nice to, one, shoot in a city you're comfortable with and, two, sort of on controlled sets where you -- >> yes, i love "billy on the street," but it's nice to also work with actors who've had, like, scripted lines to say. >> seth: yeah. >> you know. but yeah, i mean, it was written -- not to get too sentimental about it but you kno i grew up

billy defrank center because its a center for everyone the way hs with everyone in the community. >> reporter: in the decades sense, the billy defrank center has become the beating heart ofe community, while the man for whom it was named was largely a fading memory. >> we want billy to be remembered, and it took me a year to find the right muralist to bring heart to the art. >> reporter: he transformed theman canvas into a portrait of of the man full of joy and life and love. the subject and inspiration to the artist who ws himself black and gay. >> there's still a lot of people today in the closet within the black community not wanting to be the. >> reporter: authenticity, acceptance, and inclusion is the the expect billy set in life. today the center is searching its past and celebrating its name sake hoping it's a guide postto its future. >> what i really want is to brig back the spirit of billy. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. > >> we are bringing back the warm back the warm temperatures for sunday. >> you're right. monday and tuesday are really where we're going with this. but for perspective, one day at a time. here's the second day of the thy weekend. the daytime highs tomow from 100 in santa rosa to 94 in san jose. low 90s on the peninsula already tomo

billie cooper. >> hi. everyone i'm ms. billie cooper. i'm a 53 year old [inaudible] >> use the microphone. >> hi. everybody i'm ms. billie keeper a 63 year old black transgender woman. i lived in district 6 for 40 years. my whole existence has been in the tenderloin until we were redistricted into district 5 the tenderloin became district 5. i moved south of market and lived there before. i have been a long time activist and advocate. i'm a person a long time survivor living with hiv and clean and sober 20 years. i believe it is time for a chink. i have been degree street politics the whole time. came to san francisco in 1982 and hit the streets rung because of the confusion and anger and segregation and the whole gammet in the tenderloin and oppression and homeless people on the streets. we have the same issues in the tenderloin now that were 40 years ago. it is time for a change. i'm in change i'm ms. billie cooper and hope to win your vote or hi, out there your vote, people in tv land because i know what we need. >> thank you ms. billie cooper. >> next candidate in the opening statement system cherelle. >> good aftern

billie cooper. >> hi. everyone i'm ms. billie cooper. i'm a 53 year old [inaudible] >> use the microphone. >> hi. everybody i'm ms. billie keeper a 63 year old black transgender woman. i lived in district 6 for 40 years. my whole existence has been in the tenderloin until we were redistricted into district 5 the tenderloin became district 5. i moved south of market and lived there before. i have been a long time activist and advocate. i'm a person a long time survivor living with hiv and clean and sober 20 years. i believe it is time for a chink. i have been degree street politics the whole time. came to san francisco in 1982 and hit the streets rung because of the confusion and anger and segregation and the whole gammet in the tenderloin and oppression and homeless people on the streets. we have the same issues in the tenderloin now that were 40 years ago. it is time for a change. i'm in change i'm ms. billie cooper and hope to win your vote or hi, out there your vote, people in tv land because i know what we need. >> thank you ms. billie cooper. >> next candidate in the opening statement system cherelle. >> good aftern

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billy defrank, is being created and it's at the billy defrank lgbtq plus center in san jose that is named after the well known and loved african american drag star, and joining us today to talk about this mural is gabrielle and tola vich, the president of the center. thanks so much for joining us. thank you, and you can see the mural is not yet complete, so come to the belly to prank center, maybe late monday afternoon, and you will see it almost completed by then . and we decided we wanted to launch the idea of the musical because we are celebrating our 40th anniversary gala in october , so we wanted to do something special about billy pranked himself, and it looks so colorful, and in a way we're getting to see the work of allvine progress. so that is a treat for those of those people that those of our viewers who maybe aren't familiar with billy dee frank and your center. can you just give a brief explanation of this? significance of him and this mural to the community. he was i , you know, a lot of people. remember that, um, stunned wall happened in new york in 1969. and so a lot of activist groups happened in the 19 seventies, all around the country, including in santa clara county. and village of frank with the drag queen that helps support all of the different lgbtq groups that were activists and he was very generous with his drug shows. and he helped fund their, uh different events so that when everybody wanted to meet under the same route in 1981, they wanted to name it. asked isabelle after billy frank, which is his strong tag name. and he actually died a year before the center open. he died of a heart attac

billie jean _ it was just magical. well deserved. and billie jean king, _ it was just magical. well deserved. and billiet, ijust thought it was billie jean standing up for what she believed in, which obviously she was, but at the time, billiejean noticed that the men and women were sharing events, but suddenly there were more men playing anti—women were more men playing anti—women were getting squeezed out, and she knew she had to get a tour on its own if we were to survive, so she took this guy on and played the match of her life, and won it. —— and the women were getting squeezed out. it changed everything, we got sponsors, we started a tour around america, ijoined, and billiejean king sat me down and said, you have got to sell the tour, you have to make it happen. she was such a great meant aught to me. we started off in little country clubs in america with about 500 to 1000 people. within two years, we were selling out madison square garden because martin had joined, virginia, margaret cort, evonne goolagong, it was a who's who of tennis. so exciting to see tennis grow, it was wonderful to be a part

even striking up a friendship with billy graham when billy graham in the 60s and 70s was certainly in our neck of the woods, we say the deep south, was considered royalty. by our family. she and the queen were very close. and her faith was one of the things that defined her. that is very evidence in this service. tell us about it. >> well, there are two things unfolding, the pageantry of state. and there is also the journey and the pilgrimage of a single soul, that of elizabeth ii. and there is a wonderful line in what will be the opening hymn in the abbey, the day gave us has ended. it's thy throne, lord, shall always endure and ernl's proud empires pass away. that, in fact this is about the pilgrimage this she undertook in extraordinary circumstances and in theological view she held sheshgs was called by god to this task that she did. it was real to her. the other thing worth noting here is for all the grandeur, the words spoken over her coffin, the gospel that's read, those are foreany christian soul. there is a universal that, you know, they called it democracy of death. there is

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i really connect with her because i love that she loved billy graham and appreciated his faith and his sacrifices because billy graham and his wife separated for months on end so he could go out and proselytize to the rest of the world. they admired each other for that. he believed his god came first, she believed her god and country came first and she was willing when she became queen to leave for six months at a time. leave her children behind with ladies in waiting or nannies and understood it was her duty. i admire her for that. we watch our soldiers from the united states go to war for a year. they don't want to be apart from their families but they do that because they love our country. that's more important to them than even their own children. i found that connection with her and i just admire her for that. i love that she believes in the afterlife and that gives us all hope. i was watching the archbishop of canterburyy this morning be interviewed by one of the news outlets and the reporter said doesn't that give you peace, doesn't that give the people peace knowing she is in heaven? it not only gives

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colleague billy mcwilliams is in the audience, i'm going to quote you, when the colonial pipeline attack happened in very soon after there was around somewhere attack on gbs meatpacking industry partner, billyid you know things are getting serious when you go after american gas and bacon. i said -- turned something very serious into a joke but it is no laughing matter and it was a watershed moment because americans, the general public at that point think they recognize critical infrastructure was not just water and power but extended to other industries, what had been reported as cybercrime, we may not have focused on, just lay people, became of utmost importance, became a national security priority for your average american. that was an important inflection point. the intelligence community, we know that cyber criminals and state actors learn from one another because tactics, techniques and procedures can be used to advance the nationstate agenda as well as cyber criminal agenda though the motive might be slightly different and there is a little bit of a venn diagram motivated by money, a state actor might have other agendas in mind, they can leverage one another and where that financial m

billy greene tweeted discussion points for an algebra class. >> i know. spirits piglets but that's up on the screen, billy greene algebra, solving inequalities. i will use the vocabulary to my identity in america students will use the vocabulary of inequality to compare and contrast themselves in relation to american identity. it goes on and on and on. i took algebra, but i don't remember talking about any of this, we were doing a call equations. >> right, i don't remember algebra was why i couldn't get a job at home depot because i did remember. and i don't need a protractor anymore. but in fact, my school, just a public school, if anybody was teaching, this would be school news. he was going on in math. they don't talk about math. they talk about social issues. that is kind of the big deal. and now, we teach the test so much, if you are wasting time on social issues in math and chemistry and not social studies or english where it might be somewhat relevant, and your kids grades drop. and i think she's pretty good at having where he is pretty good at having low grades for those kids right now. so, his goal is to round the kids out. for me as a parent, i want my kids to learn chemistry and math. there was a lot of people to think that he's got to teach them about life in the classroom because they are not getting it at home here they are also very vulnerable. >> john: brian mccormick you mention test scores and billyet's put the evidence on the screen this is a "new york post" article, greene has a slightly checkered work history as new york city public school teacher including being fired at least once for his activism he told the post. one of the less schools where he taught chemistry frederick douglass academy first [boos] falls far below in test scores and greene is subject at the lowest test scores at douglass with 9% of students getting a passing grade. and yet, he is the teacher of the year. >> while you are bringing that, this is my thought. there are so many clubs after school where you can learn about activism, environments, sports, whatever it is. and you do these things. that used to be the club you chose but now when you show up for fourth period, if your teacher has an agenda, his or her go inflicting that agenda on you. not only will you not get rebuked except for that time he was fired, you will get teacher of the year! so, i'm disturbed by the story and yet, i think people are emb

billy graham. i was doing some research about the two of them. she met with 12 of the 13 american presidents. billy graham that with all 13 of them. that's where the unique the attribute about both of them. they had an enduring friendship. franklin graham has been speaking about his father. saying she was a woman of rare modesty and character. he shares their friendship shared on the love for jesus christ. she invited him to preach at windsor several times. she said though she couldn't actively support the billy graham crusades, she definitely helped propel them along because she was so supportive of the mission. to delve into her face, you can see how she could rise above the moment. she was relying on some things are much bigger than herself. that comes out of her character. >> harris: i love that. coming up, as democrat lead cities across the nation struggle to keep up with the busloads of illegal immigrants being sent from texas, stacey abrams and georgia is demanding undocumented immigrants as she calls them should qualify for college scholarships. oh, my. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match inst

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billie eilish and finneas. he can be heard on finneas' new single "mona lisa, mona lisa" you can catch him on upcoming tours with billiever on instagram. andrew marshall is here, everybody. thank you, andrew, for a wonderful week [ cheers and applause you guys, we are thrilled to be joined tonight by the fantastic cast and director of the highly anticipated film "nope," which opens in theaters and imax tomorrow please welcome to the show daniel kaluuya, keke palmer, brandon perea, and jordan peele! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome, everybody. >> hey >> seth: congratulations on the film it's fantastic jordan, i just want to start what does it feel like i know you had the premiere on monday you get to see it with a large group of people for the first time this is an idea that's obviously been in your head for a long time is it very satisfying to see it with a large group of people >> it is very -- i love watching these films with people i love hearing an audience and i also love it when you don't hear an audience and you look over and they're like - [ light laughter ] that, i -- i love it

billy graham and grandson of franklin graham and vice president and associate at the billy graham evangelist ick association. will, great to have you this morning. a lot of people in america don't really know how interesting and deep the relationship was between billyabout that before we reflect on the new role of the new king before we talk about his role in defender of the faith. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you. yes, my grandfather and the queen had a special relationship, but it actually started with the queen's mother. that's when he was the first -- she was the first royal that my grandfather, billy graham, would meet. my grandfather was having tremendous meetings, especially in 1954 and 1955 and because of that, he was up in scotland and it was one of the very first times that the bbc put a religious program on air live from calvin hall up in glasgow and it was a tremendous meeting and the queen watched it. the next year, 1955, the queen would ask my grandfather to come and visit her and they would visit over three times in 1955 for the very first time. rachel: wow. will: that's fascinating history you bring to us this morning. l also if you would, we'd love to talk about the role of king charles, not simply sitting on a secular thro