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but billy joel has performed monthly concerts here. of the shows sold out, and to mark 100, a little help from a friend. >> i want to bring out about old friend. we go back a long ways. he's an oscar winner, a grammy winner. >> reporter: the audience knew it was a boss. ♪ billy joel and bruce springsteen performing "10 freezeout" changing the lyrics a little. and during the concert, a moment of candor from the new york icon. >> this is beyond my wildest expectations. i want to thank you all for coming to our shows. >> wish i had been there. thanks. watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back leer tomorrow. good night. . >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> this is critical work to address what is clearly implicit bias and racial disparities. >> a political fight in oakland over research to identify and reduce racial profiling >>> thank you for joining .us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. it comes as a town hall is set tonight for racial disparities. >> laura

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recently billy joel did it. and i said, who's billy joelle?you don't know who billy joelle is? i'm like, i'm not from ireland, i don't know who is famous here. he goes, billy joelle is from america. i'm like, oh my gosh, there's a famous american that lives in ireland that i've never heard of. he goes, billy joelle, he wrote "uptown girl." he wrote "the piano man." and i was like, that's billy joel. for a second i kind of doubted myself. is it billy joel? then my opening act came in and i told him, this guy thinks billy joel is billy joelle. he looked at me, it is billy joelle. i was like, i think i'm going to go with how billy joel pronounces his name. >> jimmy: yeah, right, which is not joelle. >> and i was like, is there no one in ireland named joel? no, we call them joelle. what if someone was named joelle? they're like, they wouldn't exist. it's absurd. >> jimmy: yeah sounds like this guy might want to get a job in the lighthouse right now. very confusing. which of all the countries you've been to, i assume you've been to a number, which

the only thing cooler than seeing billy joel is billy joel and the boss.is ex-wife christie brinkley appears on the cover of "social life" magazine, rockin' a marilyn monroe type look. >> despite appearing on more than 500 covers, she says her biggest accomplishment is motherhood. >> oh. all right. noted. >> now that you know. >> now all mothers can expect to look like that at 64. she's setting the bar too high. >> i expect you in september to look just like that, in your bikini. >> in my fishnet bikini? >>> and now insight into kirk douglas' longevity. >> michael, his son, says he still works out with a trainer. >> the younger douglas says he is no slouch when it comes to technology. he has just discovered facetime. >> oh, man. >> i would love to be a fly on the other side of the conversation. holding the phone upside down. >>> finally something entirely random. >> a british station has commissioned a statue of jeff goldblum. >> it has him posing seductively for the 25th anniversary of jurassic park back in june. >> that makes perfect sense. >> that's dis

billy joel made history in his home state of new york last month. ♪ adam: no understatement there.s been at madison square garden for the longest time. piano man holds the record for most performances by an artist at the world's most famous venue. last night billy joel sold out his 100th show at the garden and surprise the audience of the special guests. ♪ yes, the boss joining in the celebration in early in the day andrew cuomo declared july 18th billy joel day. transfer 100 shows is amazing. her third forecast that fox meteorologist janice dean. good morning. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. we do have a warm day ahead of us across the south. your highs yesterday as you see well over 100 degrees in parts of texas, the southwest as well as over 70 wildfires burning across the west. not getting release in terms of temperature moisture. a lot of folks are like well, it is taught in texas, but we are talking about a dangerous heat with temperatures well over 105 degrees in some of these cases. 108, 109, abilene, austin. this is a dangerous situation for the folks down south even

. >>> billy joel wrapped up an historic week.e was the first artist to perform 100 shows at madison square garden. the singer discussed his life and his career with anthony mason. >> on the back lawn of his estate on oyster bay, long island, billy joel saw a chance tennis. a transportation there was an h in the middle of the tennis court. pit said helipad. >> reporter: that's how he arrived with his wife, where his landmark 100th concert at madison square garden. he sold out every show. more than 2 million tickets. ♪ >> what does it say to you personally that you're playing your 100th show here? >> it's a crazy life. i remember the first night i played here in 1978. this was like the pinnacle of my career. i'm headlining at madison square garden. >> 40 years ago in december of 1978 joel played his first gigs at the garden. he had broken. out the year before with h >> for a kid from long island, what did it mean to be here in 1978? >> this is t ark of the covena covenant. >> reporter: his concert "the new york times" review read r

. >> and the big shot and the boss, bruce springsteen surprises billy joel as the piano man makes history the at madison square garden. today, thursday, july 19th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. >> we've got a lot going on again. >> we certainly do. our top story for the second straight day, president trump is having to reexplain his position on russian meddling in u.s. politics. but the director of the fbi is making clear house he feels in an exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt. >> we're going to hear from the director in a moment. and the president's former press secretary, sean spicer, is here with an exclusive interview with us. but first, kristen welker is at the white house with the latest good morning to both of you. president trump is still attempting to clarify his stance on russia amid an uproar that he hasn't been clear or sharp enough. in a new interview, the president is saying what his intellig

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i'm like, was that bruce springsteen or billy joel.- >> he's seen the bruce springsteen show on broadway three times now. he can't stop. he is obsessed. it's like his go to -- >> he wears it out. i've heard way too much from him. we need to find something new. >>> new gisele bundchen, a model, mom and now the author of her own memoir and we're getting an exclusive first look at the book. in the book titled "lessons, my path to a meaningful life" she opens up about her childhood, her modelling career, her personal life with her husband who you might have heard of, tom brady, which we've thus far only seen glimpses of on her social media. it also includes stories of coming to grips with her panic attacks and how she learned self-discipline and never before seen photos. it hits shelves october 2nd. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> meditates. she is also someone who meditates. i will be doing the interview with her in her home for the book, yes, i will. yes. >> think you'll get a cameo? [ applause ] >> a little advance copy. >> yes, i do, i do. >>

y d then quest would just like -- >> questlove: billy joel. >> jimmy: billy joel like -- [ laughter ] got in some discussion about yacht rock or dentist office music. >> questlove: yeah, i love yacht rock and he doesn't. so i made him, in his honor, like, the ultimate 600 song yacht rock -- >> jimmy: 600 songs. >> questlove: playlist. i didn't even know there was st600 songs, but i couldn' doing it. >> jimmy: dude, it's unbelievable. it's on pandora but it's also on spotify. >> questlove: pandora and y, spoteah. >> jimmy: dude, it's -- >> i got to get it. >> jimmy: you have to -- dude, it's like jams that ik you're "i love that jam!" i know anthony bourdain would be so pissed off if he knew that you did that. it would be -- but it's like -- ♪ find one hundred ways yeah! you know what i'm sa like -- >> yeah. oh, like, come on. you on a yacht and you like -- ♪ love her today find one hundr ways ♪ >> jimmy: oh, it's such a good jam.: >> questloah, man. >> jimmy: who is that? who sings that? >> questlove: james ingram. >> jimmy: james ingram. >> james ingram, wow! >> jimmy: that's who it

around anthony mason has a preview of his sunday morning conversation with billy joel.is a legend. he marks his 100th performance at madison square garden tonight. it's a huge concert and really good night because he had a surprise guests who is ginormous! three guesses on who that is. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. michelle, back to you. any idea who came on stage with billy joel last night? >> oh. >> that was a tease. >> okay. okay. okay. um -- is somebody really big. >> the boss? is it bruce springsteen? >> ah, i don't know. ha ha! that's a tease. >> i got help with that one so i'm not sure if it's true but i'll watch. i'm watching! yeah. all right. >> your sources, let's just say that, your sources are very good. >> okay. >> we'll see you later. >> that would be jaclyn. >>> electric carmaker tesla claims it reduced its workplace injury rate by 10% this year. the company is the target of critics over reports of injuries at its factory in fremont. tesla is also scrambling to meet demand for its model 3 sedan marketed as

billy joel just hit another career mil performances of any arttsproclaimed july 18y fellow y. ce springsteen joining joel on stage during that performance. on his own is such a force, but when he collaborates and performs with other people, i saw elton john with him and it was amazing. >> too much to imagine. i was one of the 100 concert goers. the best. >> up early in the morning for early today. >> that's right. a chicago teacher was left stunned after complete strangers on the flight gave her over $500 to help low income students. the first grade teacher said she was talking about how she and other teachers would help student who is couldn't afford supplies. she said soon a man behind her handed her $500 in cash and others gave her $20 and a $10 bill. she plans to ut to help students with reading comprehension. so much flying rage and then a story lake this. >> and rage across the board with people out of control. this is exactly what we need. friendly skies we are seeing. the "america's got talent" judges held their breath in a fiery performance. during the second part, he

if you want to spend $5,000 to see billy joel, just pay his bail after a dui. [ laughter ] [ applause look, when you -- when you can't make jokes about trump, sometimes you've got to go back like 12 years. [ laughter ] tomorrow is prince william's birthday. he'll celebrate the same way he always does, in a hat. [ laughter ] a film critic at "the new yorker" is attracting criticism online for publishing a review of pixar's "the incredibles 2" that sexualizes the main character, elastigirl. also, "toy story" gave him a woody. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new report, legal marijuana sales in colorado have seen a plateau in growth. apparently people are still going to the marijuana stores, but they can't remember why they went in. [ light laughter ] "yeah, hey, do you have, um" -- [ laughter ] "what's the word, um" -- [ laughter ] "doritos." [ laughter ] a new study has determined that dogs are smarter than cats. counterpoint -- [ laughter ] a large group of teens was seen on the new york subway yesterday smoking a hookah inside a train car. said the other riders, "hey,

. >>> and the big shot and the boss, bruce springsteen surprises billy joel as the piano man makes history. today thursday,uly 19th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc isnews, ths "today" with savannah gu guthrie and hoda kotb. >>> hey, everybody. . lcome to "today" thank you for joining >> we've got a lot going on again. >> we certainly do. president trump is having to re-plain hre re-explain his position on russian meddling but the fbi director is making clear how he feels in an interview with lester holt. >>>nd the president's former press secretary sean spicer is here for a live interview. first let's get to kristen otlker. she's the latest. >> reporter: good morning to both of you.t presidump is still attempting to clarify his stance on russia amid ant uproar t he hasn't been clear or sharp enough. in a new interview the president said what his intelligence community has been insisting all along, that russia meddled in the 2016 election and that putin is responsible. but many lawmakers say the esident's message is still muddled. overnight president trump defiant in the face of sustained cri

hopefully by next thursday's deadline >> still ahead, dunkin donutis drewing something new and billy joel'slestone at madison square garden. you are watching early today it was love at first touch. joel's latest milestone at madison square garden. you are watching early today bre joel's latest milestone at madison square garden. you are watching early today is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection. so that all they feel is love. pampers the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in convenient single-serve mix-in pax. rigget dorm ready's with an extra 15% off! bedding sets are just $50.99 towels - only $7.64 and jansport backpacks - $35.99. plus, get kohl's cash! get ready for back-to-school at kohl's. 's thdelicious.wheat. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat

. >>> and on cbs sunday morning, legendary musician billy joel.arden this week. >> we got it planned for saturday and sunday. we're all covered. >>> that will do it for us. bianna, great to have you at the table. tune into cbs evening news with jeff glor. as we leave you, let's take a look at what matter this week. >>> the world is watching this meeting between president donald trump and president vladimir putin. >> it's great to be with you. >> you look at the body language. donald trump leaning forward, energized. putin, leaning back, relax zbld getting along with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> what president trump is saying, history starts now. it starts with me. >> they think it's russia. president putin said it's not russia. >> president trump said he wanted to clarify his comment. >> i don't see any reason it wouldn't be russia. >> what would you have prefer to hear from the president. >> that we know that president putin is thug. former kgb agent that's a murderer. >> you haven't condemned putin specifically. you hold him perso

we all know the billy joel song we didn't start the fire. another line of that song is we didn't light it but we tried to fight it. what you say everybody? get after it. as rare as a unicorn. [laughter] there is something wrong with him. leave the unicorns out of it. [applause] let's get after it. [laughter] trump wandered into nato's quiet camp space in brussels like a big orange bear on a file at night. everybody was sleeping soundly, having the obama dream where he tells you everything's all right and then trump speaks and instantly the media and every eu bureaucrat goes from a sound snore to hair on fire with predictions of total destruction of western civilization. by breakfast nato was iraq and we were abandoning the germans to the russians. reminds me of a movie. [laughter] >> in a world where many countries are paying what they should. >> many countries are not being what they should. >> many countries oh us a tremendous amount of money from many years back. >> many countries oh tremendous amount of money from many years back. >> one

we all know the billy joel song we didn't start the fire.s we didn't light it but we tried to fight it. what you say everybody? get after it. as rare as a unicorn. [laughter] there is something wrong with him. leave the unicorns out of it.

governor calling billy joel in new york. rob: got me real good. great show, though.ur, fox news alert, police officer gunned down in paradise. up next the manhunt happening right now to catch a cop killer in hawaii. jillian: long-time lawmaker beat out by a socialist new-comer but should the left be worried about comments like these from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we look at figures and say unemployment is low, everything is fine, well, unemployment is low because everybody has two jobs. >> political on panel next to debate how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. it. ♪ dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... ...commanded armies... ...yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 2 times more geographic detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com. jillian: fox news alert for you, manhunt underway for cop killer loose in hawaii, marked the sixth officer shot. rob: startling figure there. todd

. >>> we begin with the one and only billy joel. there he is.hing no other act has done before, when he plays madison square garden tonight for the 100th time. [ cheers and applause ] mr. joel's record will include his solo gigs, the first of which, by the way, was in 1978. his tour with elton john, that was so famous and now, of course, his incredibly popular residency which has been selling out since it started in 2014. joel says it is impossible to choose his favorite shows but one of his favorite moments was sitting at his piano singing alongside his daughter alexa ray joel. he makes sure every single performance is different. that's not easy to do with 100. often inviting famous musician friends to join him. and the 69-year-old long island native says he has no intention of "moving out" as long as -- yes. there you go. i had to sneak one in. [ applause ] as long as the audience still wants him. we do, billy. james dolan who runs msg said what joel has done might never be matched by another performer at least in our lifetime. >> probably not

the recording of the stage show will debut on netflix he was also at the garden last night with billy joelborn to run" his book i didn't have the respect for him as a human being i probably should have, what he went through and did. >> he's a phenomenal story teller that's what the springsteen on broadway show is all about it was amazing. >>> an emotional moment at espies the arthur ashe award for courage went to female athletes for their bravery in coming forward and speaking out against dr. larry nassar at usa gymnastics and michigan state university many of those victims took the stage in a powerful show of strength nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison last january. ali reisman said we may suffer alone but survive together >> jackie deangelis, thank you very much. >>> the british open is getting under way this morning in scotland adam reid has an update for us >> very good morning to you. very good morning from an incredibly sunny and particularly warm carnoustie in scotland not a place you would expect for this sunshine, a briit of a bree here tiger woods will be teeing of

billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.atar is hot. really hot. three albums in the last three years, all top sellers. the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises, no demands >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ see the people walking down the street ♪ >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat

. >> i'm like billy joel at the garden. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you have a residency at "the tonightt it under my laptop here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i did not -- i have not moved it. this is the exact same letter. >> yep. >> jimmy: anyone who's watching, for tina, from tina. [ laughter ] would you like to read this? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a letter 29 days ago. >> i'd like to see what my younger self has to say to me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: tina fey's going to read a letter for the future tina fey. >> i was only 47 when i wrote this letter. now, almost 48. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: still 47. >> still 47 tonight, guys. what's that? everyone turned their tv off when they heard i was 47? okay. [ laughter ] all right, so this is -- okay, this is a letter that i wrote to read it. you can see it's a real letter. it says -- was dated april 19th, 2018. "dear future self, as i am writing this, i am a nerd with no friends." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait -- >> it was like three weeks ago. jim: yeah, you wrote this. [ laughter ] >> "but i am hopeful that by the time i grow up and be you, i'll

ought it was candy, and was soap." [ laughter ] bruce springsteen made a surprise appearance at billy joel's show at madison square garden last night. "only in new york," said a guy getting robbed by a rat. 'mlaughter ] "slow down, rat,oing to give you my money. [ laughter ] well played, rat." aviation companies are reportedly considering wo recruiting morn to help combat a growing shortage of pilots and mechanics, which came as a shock to spirit airlines. "wait, you guys have pilots and mechanics?" [ laughter and applause ] ma ice cream shop in scotland has created a nennaise flavored ice cream. [ audience ews ]d you're dying to try it, you were probably dying to begin with. [ laught ] and finally, a grandmother in georgia was attacked by a bobcat with rabies recently, and she strangled it to death with her bare hands. [ cheers ] which brings us to a segment we call, "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ [ cheers and applause ]is >> seth: thiede phillips. she's a grandmother, and she was standing in her drivew recently when a bobcat with rabies leapt at her, and she ng std it with her ba

we all know the billy joel song "we didn't start the fire."ng since the world's been turning. another line in that song is "we didn't light it but we're trying to fight it." and it's that second part that puts scrutiny on your side of the ball here. if you look at this, what, half dozen people that you have running on the republican side who have some degree of cottoning to white supremacy or worse in different races around the country, the rhetoric of the president, the outgrowth of these incidents, do you feel a sense of responsibility? >> okay. chris, when you say cottoning to white supremacists that's patently untrue when it comes to the president. i'm not speaking about -- >> i'm talking about the six people you have running around the country. i'm talking about the guy in jersey, the guy who's trump's choice for senate in virginia -- >> okay. look. here's the thing. violence is never okay. and the thugs who beat up that elderly man are thugs and i hope are held criminally responsible. that idiot in chicago who didn't even know, by the wa

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larry has also worked on broadway, he's done concerts with pink floyd, tina turner, billy joel, produced broadway musicals, won tony awards. so he's really, like i said, a living legend, and we're delighted to have him here on the panel. next to him is steven, coming down to us from maris college in new york, my home area. steven is a scholar and historian who works on music, culture, politics, identity. he's an academic historian who has a bend for doing public history work. we're excited to have him here to offer some more national and global context for what was happening in 1968. and george miller, who we have had the privilege to meet from temple university. george is a journalist. he's written about the music scene in philadelphia. he's a professor at temple, teaching journalism practice. so between the three of them, we have a nice mix of examining the local and national scene. you know i'm the director of the center, but in particular, this panel is exciting, because i'm also a musician, and for a while i was a touring muse sic playing venues across the country and a member of th