so the broker induces them, agents as liaison and takes a percentage of that. in terms of defense contractors that's part of their business plan is to find vulnerabilities and sale them to the government. >> billyss is booming right now globally for what hackers call the discovery of zero days of vulnerabilities. explain to folks what that means and why it's such a big industry right now? >> sure. so zero day of vulnerability doesn't have a patch. so you can't basically defends yourself defense it. the you cannot go microsoft or google and get a patch that protects from you that exploit. >> that means you have zero days to fix it, once they are in they are in and you don't know it. >> zero days means there is no knowledge of other than the people uses it against you. >> i read most r-6 day vulnerabilities exist for 312 days on average before they are discovered. is that what your experience has led you to believe? >> it could very. depends on the system that you are looking for. the one problem with zero days is you don't know who has them. right? because no one knows about the zero day vulnerability. only the people that have them or are willing to use them against people. and so you can't gue

so much for being here on the set of "the voice." what a thrill this has been. i want to give everybody a bill thank you to billy. we had such fun. this stage is so incredible. and i want to give a big thank you to the people who showed up at the crack of dawn, our awesome crowd. here's the thing, i'm not done. i'm not even finished here. i'not finished because i get to come back tonight and hang out on the set of "the voice" when it airs tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. you'll see my interview with the coaches tomorrow. you guys, thank you. i'm headed back to new york for tomorrow's show. i'll there be with kathie lee. have a great, great monday. i will see you on booze day tuesday! >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

billy just said, "fishing." so he took the beatings and instead of turning that anger -- turning awful thaturning all of, he urged people to do things in a nonviolent way. he had a great sense of humor. he once said, "if a salmon gets away from you, don't cuss. don't say anything. that salmon, he's going to go upriver. he's producing more salmon for you and for all of us. that salmon is coming home, and we have to take care of his home." end quote. that's the vision that helped billy win one of the greatest victories that tribes in the united states of america has ever seen. in a landmark decision they abolished the regulations and discrimination against indian arfishermen and allowed tribes o have the opportunity on harves harvestable catch. we just celebrated the 40th anniversary of that historical decision, and yesterday was had a chance to -- we had a chance to pay tribute to a man who played a critical role in that decision. but, as my colleague, senator murray, said, billy frank did more than just fight for t

and we've tried so hard. billie comes in here it would turn me into singing. seventh but has no illusions about the emc hoping to find a better life the mc is totally corrupt and has lost faith in them you care about places like this he says. emc says it's the only partly. last weekend with many younger voters. and you're did talk about the elections in south africa is at least if it ain't she is a south african journalists and she joins us now in its duty of the family the anc goal from the party that was to the party that was sun reports. twenty minutes to africa's oldest liberation he screamed and struggled with this transition from being a green olives and respected liberation we went to get the right hand stitching and a product excel for any country and i haven't been very good to discuss a transition will this election the trouble of free when you think writing is broken out ii soul and well we have to see the was friday today and that is to lead the country starting with suited to lead eyes seemed to cultivate in it's a country that's come out of his d

billy was very articulate and bright, came across as very evasive. soose a lot of pressure for him to resign his job. >> are there more whitey bulger's out there today? how has organized crime industry to change over the last five, 10 years? >> i'll take the second part first. the moth is a shell of what used to be. basically all they have is sports book. in new york some extortion, but in boston it's almost pathetic what they are. the organized crime i would say we don't recognize. it would be different ethnic groups that don't have long histories in the country. generally targeting their own people. the authorities don't have the language skill to get into. so were you couldn't infiltrate that in the early '20s are anything like that. i'm stuck in the first part was -- >> on the more whitey bulger's? >> yes. we wrote about, there was a guy that was very, he was a mafia guy, but he was protected by the fbi. the way i know, the massachusetts state police who attended some of the best work going after whitey, they were trying to target this guy. his name

. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to l, billy, you sayr of every night i hear you almost sayingis too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't any jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> i know the thing. >> i'm only hoping the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea. wipe each other out and we come into the number one position. >> barbecue, i was on a mission when i got the call. >> i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> i'm just happy. putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called dual. he drives along. banging him in the back. it's scaring the living hell out of him. he ain't going to do anything. just run a little faster. just the way it is. >> now, do you like merkel in germany? do you like her? >> i like putin's chest better than merkel's. listen. the hun. i don't

so much for being here on the set of "the voice." what a thrill this has been. i want to give everybody a bill thank you to billyhed here. i'm not finished because i get to come back tonight and hang out on the set of "the voice" when it airs tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. you'll see my interview with the coaches tomorrow. you guys, thank you. i'm headed back to new york for tomorrow's show. i'll there be with kathie lee. have a great, great monday. i will see you on booze day tuesday! [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> right now, at 11:00 a.m., a peaceful protest outside a high school. why a four-year-old feud is flaring up again. >>> the video hard to watch. we'll show you how acrobats hanging from their hair, fall to the floor in front of a packed audience at the circle. >>> light showers hitting the ba

and that, i think, ultimately-- billy i think views america as a lot of people at that time viewed america as a place of tolerance, and so i think he thinks i may not be treated in the same way. >> rose: he doesn't want to be called "cripple billy." >> he doesn't. >> rose: and he wants to define himself and this will be a fresh start to define himself. >> i think that's the thought. and it's-- yeah, that's one of the many tragedies in the plays is that his experience of america does not go as he wanted it to. >> rose: ben brantley, in reviewing this for the "new york times" said, "it's a story about how and why we tell stories." >> yeah. i mean, i think that's a really interesting part of the play is-- and it's really facilitated in some way by johnniy pateen. the number of storyies billy has heard about his parents and about his birth and the circumstances around it have grown to shape and define his life and really trap him. and then, you know, by telling of another story near the end of the play, he is briefly set free from that. so i think that's a really-- you know, i think it sometimes takes a reviewer to come in a

i'm so honored that he's joining us tonight. also joining us, from "billy billy eichner. [ cheers and applause ] and music from jason derulo. now, it is our first monday back from hiatus, and we thought we'd start off the week on a positive note. and in "late night" we believe no matter how different two things are, they can still have common ground. and to prove it, it's time once again for venn diagrams. ♪ >> seth: you all remember venn diagrams. we take two seemingly separate groups and find out what they have in common. easter was yesterday. so on one side we have chocolate easter bunnies. and on the other we have real housewives. [ light laughter ] and in the middle, we have things that are empty inside. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the housewives, interesting fact. the housewives they are hollow like easter bunnies but painted like easter eggs. [ laughter ] up next, on one side we have your friend who can burp the alphabet. on the other side, we have liam neeson. and in the middle we have men with a very particular set of skills. [ light laughter ] [ app

when you're rebuilding, you lack at things like our center fielder who's so great, billy hamilton guy, and fast. >> cost us the game the night before. >> i'm like hillary describing her secretary of state tenure. it was a relay race. i didn't do much but hopefully the team will be better. >> nats can go the different. i can't believe you got that in there. >> i'm working all the way. >> something newsworthy? >> yes. real quick news unrelgted. the former head of the china investment banking unit of jpmorgan was just arrested as part of the sons and daughters. >> oh, you're kidding. >> investigation by the chinese. >> by the chinese. >> his name is fang fang, he's 48 years old. >> i remember that guy. >> looks like he was involved in this everbright ipo. when we come back from the break, we'll talk more about that. >> is this quid pro quo? are they mad at us now? >> this is part of the sons and daughters investigation. >> with all this other stuff, now that we're calling them spies? >> we'll figure that out when we come back. >> i like fang fang. that's kind of cool, right? >> yes. >>>

so we should see that in the next couple of months. onyour article also focuses ,he grandson of billyaham why it is so issue that he has been taking a lead in this. he is a lawyer and he got his start as a criminal sex abuse prosecutor in central florida. while he was there he told me that he noticed this upsetting pattern among his colleagues. a lot of them tended to plea of sex abuse cases quickly as if it was too horrible to dwell on, to take to court. so he eventually asked the district attorney if he could take on those cases and he ended up establishing a sex crimes .nit within the das office they prosecute hundreds of cases over eight years that he was there. to seethat time, he came some additionally troubling patterns with regards to how religion played a role in this. whenever pastors came to court in a supportive role, almost always you noticed they were sitting on the side of the accused, behind the defendant's table, rather than supporting the victims. he was starting to hear stories from around the country, people calling and asking, saying, i have the situation in my ch

tyler, i think the first thing i would point out is that half of the share of the 20 billi$20 billioo to dividend thes. so about half of the $20 billions will go to share re-purchases. so at the end of the day if i'm a shareholder in say the s&p 500 what i want to know is what will be my earnings for each share are that i own in the index. and if the number of shares outstanding are going down because of corporate actions that does tend to boost my earnings growth rate and that is ultimately what i care about as a shareholder. >> david, i want to follow up on something that you put out on a report today talking about select over-soles opportunity. you mention a bunch of stocks, everything from facebook to google to yahoo! to blackstone group saying that many of these stocks have been over-sold recently and these are opportunities for investors. tell us a little bit more of what your message is here. >> so we put out this report because we were responding to if you recall back a few months ago the big momentum sell-off and people were scratching their heads about what was causing that. and i don't think we

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billy and kit. why is there a random hand in that picture? there's just somebody reaching in. >> because everybody wants a piece of you. everybody, hoda. you're so hot. >> thanks to kit. >> all right. last night was the finale of "the voice." the final three, team blake's jake worthington, team usher's josh kaufman and team adam's christina grimmie. >> okay. if you guys haven't seen it, we're about to tell you who you won. if you have, let's just enjoy the moment again together because it was a nail-biter.

so attractived to us. >> of course it does. but i think you know because as a singer someone like billie holiday, you know, also someone like amyitney houston who have had issues like this. they were all such individual talents. and so deeply connected with who they were as people. and that is what their music brought forth. and so people i think can connect to that on a real sort of, you know, spiritual and human level. and so it's just a connection that happens. and so they, like to say that they are raw in a way, that they don't have nerve endings. they are just sort of completely raw and are experiencing everything at a much deeper level than we are so that i guess we don't have to. >> stephen: okay. >> does that bother you. >> stephen: why can't we have a musical about amy grant or anne murray or somebody -- >> look, i'm not saying that we shouldn't have a musical about them as well. >> stephen: okay. >> maybe there could be a fancy musical amygrant, ann murray and billie holiday. >> stephen: and they are a throuple. (laughter) well-- will you please-- are you prepared to do some jazz. >> i can throw a little jazz, billie

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so much. >> ahead on "sunday morning," audra mcdonald as billie holiday. >> osgood: once upon a time is once a tame in the story from lee cowan. >> every year they gather. not pundits but punsters. the pun-off in austin texas. not only tolerated but rye warded but no one here is at a also forwards. headline, headlines, yes, right here on the forehead. >> ahead on "sunday morning" all puns intended. >> osgood: barry gibb is a singer. very different tale to tell. he'll be telling it this morning to anthony mason. >> the last surviving member of the bee-gees, barry gibb had never toured america as a so low act until now. >> he had reluctant going out. >> because i'm used to being with my brothers. very rare that -- >> ahead on "sunday morning" the last bee gee goes it alone. >> osgood: rita braver meets -- david martin talks with vietnam veteran james webb. steer hartman has the story of one gift. but first, here are the headlines for this sunday morning. the family of the troubled man accused of killing six people in isla vista, california, say they warned police. he went on shooting free kill

so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billyevery night i hear you saying he's too smart, he must have a play. he doesn't have a play bit, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't a jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our only hope in the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea and wipe each other out. maybe we come to the number one position. i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it, because if he plugs mckenzie over there, we could all get vaporized. so i'm just happy. and putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called "dual" where he is just driving around, he looks behind him and the putin car is there. we're just going to run a little faster. that's the way it is. >> do you like merkle in germany? >> i like putin's chest better than merkel's. the hun? i don't know. either at your throat or your feet. they got a bad track record. they can't jump into a war again unle

billy idol. ann wilson. >> tweet us your favorites. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." is my may 23rd, twisters to massive hail forcing a plane to make an emergency landing. mother nature proving to be relentless. will she let up for our 3 day weekend. >> the question, where is the beef. brand new information you need to know. which stores sold the bad beef that is making people sick across the country. >> do you need an excuse to poor yourself another glass of the red, red wine? we have one just in time for the holiday weekend. "fox & friends first" starts right

it was the easiest way out and billy grabbed her back of her arms just so she couldn't move. i put my hand on her shoulder and told her she wasn't going to get hurt, just give us the keys, you know. she gave us the keys and dropped the flashlight. she was scared. she was crying. [ bleep ] herself. but the fear made her do it, gave the keys up. >> although donald's discharge is days away, he has yet to find a place to live upon release. >> when i came to prison i had everything. i had a house about three blocks from the beach in navarre and i was doing pretty decent, you know. when i came, they stripped all that away, all my clothes, vehicles. hell, my rights, you know, they took everything. >> this is what i will be taking out of prison. everything i own will be in here, letters and stuff i bought a long time ago. this shower bag. that's the only thing i'm getting out of prison, a leather bag and myself. >> but then a phone message comes into holman that can provide the answer to donald's search for a new home. >> hey, your father called today. >> who? >> your father. he said

something the more progressive people considered a hugelyheng aggressive outpost.ht so i think now he would be billy said he could never resist andms the period in which he goes to jail is important he wasn't that original and so he was an especially when they were doing this version of that until ihury have a 1-year-old and by the time he is walking at the out the door he's beginning to think of ways to magnify the experience and i really think ac vast amount of american nonfiction goes back to him. and vaguely related e-mails that we have had, so all of those things have really been a part of this as we settle down and d it in the best times are fiwhen get up first thing in thelways morning planning ahead and sketching out proposals with various stages of completion. and so that gets rid of the th overlap. so the reason i mention that it that there are lots of ways to make this part of the clear work.oake and we have the anthology series to make of this income. lin and hee has this immortal line with what i have called a life that has to be exchanged for immediately or in the long run.. and so i w

billy idol. ann wilson. >> tweet us your favorites. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" up next. >>> another day, another delay in getting answers about the veterans health care scandal. and republicans are not alone in their displeasure with president obama's response. this is "special report." in an obama administration stuffed to the brim with scandals, the furor is growing with the one with the most bipartisan outrage. republicans are getting backup in their criticism of president obama's reaction to tales of american veterans unable to get quality health care. today another effort to get to the bottom of it hit a wall. white house correspondent wendall goler has our coverage tonight rfrnl. >> reporter: a disappointed chairman cut short a hearing when three senior managers failed to show up. >> i get it. 15 hours is pretty quick. but i don't think i need to remind members of this committee that this is life or death. >> reporter: even though an initial probe does not show that falsified wait times actually caused the denials of slet rans and not just

so much stuff to get into. i want to talk about you. are you getting your own channel on sirius? >> yes. there's going to be a a billyse ] >> jimmy: this is just incredible. march 26th -- march 26th you're getting your own channel on sirius. this is for three months. and what are you going to do on the channel? >> i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the best. >> they wanted me to have a a channel. and they said, "you want your own channel?" i said, "okay." now what am i going to do? >> jimmy: are you going to host something and play your own music? >> i guess they want me to program some music that i like to listen to and talk about, you know, what we like to listen to on the road or what we do. i don't know. i guess i'm going to wing it. >> jimmy: you can do your dj voice. "hey, it's billy joel." >> "billy joel spinning the hit songs." >> jimmy: top 40. there's this radio station out in the hamptons by sag harbor -- >> wlng. >> jimmy: wlng. plays oldies all the time, doo-wop. i was always -- i was always wanting to just crash that radio station, go in and just co-host with the guy. >> they've got the echo

billy frank's going to live forever. there are no words i can share, however, more powerful than his own. so thanks to my friend, martha, who provided me with billy's words recently, i share those now with you. mr. heck: i don't believe in magic, billy once said. i believe in the sun and the stars, the water and the tides and the floods, the owls, the hawks flying, the river running and the wind talking. they tell us how healthy things are, how healthy we are. because we and they are the same. that's what i believe in. those who learn to listen to the world that sustains them can hear the message brought forth by the salmon. thank you, dear friend billy, you shall forever be missed and forever remembered. and thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i wish to rise in support and recognition of israel's independence day. israel is one of our closest allies in the middle east and for 66 years i

no family could be contacted, billy mccoy will be buried at point lookout at the prison cemetery by volunteers of the point lookout project. who soberly understand in doing sods and volunteers may be doing the same for them one day. >> is there anybody else that would like to share something they knew of billy mccoy at this time? anybody? >> defiant until the end, billy, better known by his nickname "understanding," left a strong impression on his fellow inmates. >> a lot of people didn't understand "understanding" because of his unique way of understanding things. but on a more serious note, i think the common denominator that we all have with mr. billy mccoy is mr. mccoy died in prison, and that's a fate that a lot of us could have to undergo if situations and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy. but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, starting right here today, we can change some of the things we're doing and how we think, you know. i want to encourage you brothers to, you know, just stay focused, stay diligent, and look toward the future, so when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about u

>> it is left deliberately vague so people can put their interpretation on that. the stage direction describes him as billynters the room one bad arm, one bad leg, shuffling. then i, with one of my vocal coaches, with her the script and identified clues that martin gives. this was something billy was born with. this is something that affects one side of his body. rather than just doing generalized, i wanted to make it something specific that i can learn about. i started researching cerebral palsy, which is what i determined he could have. >> the interesting thing about the disability is that he shuffles, and the in the beginning it is a hindrance to his desire for a relationship. >> yes. and his desire for anything, because people refuse to see him as anything but a disability. people don't seem with aspirations to kiss a girl. in talking to people who live with various disabilities, todd people who have cp, or anything like that, i try to talk to as many people as i could. the thing that came up again was that frustration between how people perceive you and our people know yourself to be. it is one of the

so did i. i just did the jerry curl, put on the glove. i would go out and sort of do "billy jean.". fundraisers. >> jimmy: would you've sing? >> lip-sync and dance around. >> jimmy: can you moon walk like michael jackson? >> i did. >> jimmy: you can't anymore? >> i don't know. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the noise they make when they want you to do it. they think this is a preset up talk show moment where you have now got to moon walk and dazzle us all. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh. everybody i know from high school right now is just going like i can't believe he just did that. >> jimmy: we are going to get a legal letter from the jackson estate as well. this is some life you have had already. i have to say. not that it is over. >> does make me feel like. yeah, it was interesting. you know, i did a gig as michael once, where they hired me and they also hired a prince impersonator at the same time. and the prince impersonator would not talk to me. at all. he had his own apalonia. i would be friendly. hey, how you doing? he was like, i don't talk to you. i

billy idol. ann wilson. >> tweet us your favorites. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." day, another delay in getting answers about the veterans health care scandal. and republicans are not alone in their displeasure with president obama's response. this is "special report." in an obama administration stuffed to the brim with scandals, the furor is growing with the one with the most bipartisan outrage. republicans are getting backup in their criticism of president obama's reaction to tales of american veterans unable to get quality health care. today another effort to get to the bottom of it hit a wall. white house

billy cunningham came to his defense. >> i don't know why this is so controversial. and women are different. they have totally different genitalia. men going down there -- >> thank you for sharing. >> the worse case scenario for women -- >> boys can get alcohol poisoning. >> that's youth. sorry. >> hang on. >> the problem with women is rape. that's much more common, much more serious. don't send your daughters there. the women there are human garbage whose parents don't love them. >> one at a time. go ahead. >> who is raping the women? it's the men. >> drunk idiots and these hundred milers. these thugs from a hundred miles away who bring in guns. >> arguments like yours are giving men -- >> as a mom of two young boys, kids today at a young age need to know what's going on with social media. they have to be taught at a young age the severity of this. >> what about the double standard? i want to stay focused here. >> i went to syracuse university. it was a party school. parents need to start at a young age teaching their children what's going on. >> i did it all the ti

billy close to the last month. how did that happen? >> close or not so close? >> the official result. but the, you know, it was -- it is close if things had gone slightly different. a couple of weeks before the election. 25 percent of the vote, and that was easily demoralizing. the point of taking that. you are going to have the election. people that come to the state because of the program. that was able to be played up. he also did not. he was expecting it. it would say something favorable about production for use. said the messes that this was, this program did and. 38 percent. >> one of his followers was so inconsolable that she committed suicide. of the one name to a baby for him, and his wife wept tears of relief. finally agreed. became very close to him. and have a picture of him with his dog. big comfort to him. i don't think he wanted to the governor as much as he wanted, felt that he needed to put himself forward. both the situation was absolutely desperate in california. he saw himself more as a writer than as a governor, but he was willing and a way to be the founder of th

billy reid? why not the william reid? >> no one ever calls me which will yam. my grandmother did. and it sounded so formal.company in florence and instead of marketing his designs to big retailers he and his business partners decide edd to open their own stores, modeled after his mother's clothing shop in the small louisiana town where he grew up. >> i wanted them to feel like you were coming into our home and that's the way my mom's store felt. i wanted that same kind of hospitality. >> he now has ten billy reid stores across the country with the same genuine down home feel. that philosophy extends to his clothes, many are distinctly local and made in the u.s. he partners with small manufacturers from across the country on his high-end leather goods, could the the on shirts, jaens and suits. >> if there's a way to make it in the states we should try to make it in the states. it's not the least expensive option but our customer takes pride in the fact that it is made in the states. >> reporter: his approach has brought him a devoted following from people who buy into his authenticity like the band mum ford

so much. >> thank you, hoda, for hanging in there. you were adorable. and thanks to billyush, one of my favorite people. >> he was fun. >> this set, you wonder what the set of "the voice" is going to be like. it was like a shiny penny. everything is reflective and beautiful. you look around, you're like, oh, my god, there is the sky box and here's the thing -- >> miranda lambert. >> did you see live performances? >> yes. >> isn't it amazing? >> yes. >> they're really -- >> you've been there? >> i have been. i love the show. >> you are a man of mystery. >> my private jet is outside. and it is incredible and my unicorn and to see them sing live is more impressive than on television. >> you wouldn't think -- i was curious what the whole experience was going to be like. you know i have a thing for blake. >> a big thing. >> a big thing for blake shelton. so here i was, i'm walking up to this area where there is eye meet and greet and i see him, and i'm, like who are all these little groupies around him, excuse me, excuse me. making my way through. i tap one girl, excuse me. and

so let's take a look at this one. ♪ the season ♪ [ playing michael jackson's "billie jean" ] >> look at mom. wow! mom is adorable. >> julia and wes ryan. >> from san antonio. >> i imagine them practicing. come on, mom, let's do it again. >> they were apart. they had to do it that way. >> great. anyway, that was great. ryan said it was all his mom's idea. >> she looks like a fun mom. i wish my children thought i was fun. >> they do. they do. all right. >>> alec baldwin was arrested yesterday. >> stop it! >> yes, he was. he was riding his bike. >> wrong way on fifth avenue. you can't do that. >> he was arrested because he didn't have i.d. they asked who he was. he didn't have it. they say he got belligerent. a photographer from "intouch weekly." >> happened to be there. >> how convenient. anyway, he was charged with disorderly conduct and has to go to court in july. he was mad. and he tweeted something. he tweeted this. "new york city is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign." >> he also tweeted the name and badge nu

so much. incredible. thanks, billybecue without some good music. up next, the wait is over. austin mahone takes to our toyota summer concert stage. we're bringing our burgers. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> austin mahone has a lot to celebrate. he recently turned 18, has a huge legion of fans, plus he has some new music. we're excited to welcome him to our toyota summer concert stage. but first, here's a little more on this teen sensation. at 14, austin mahone started posting covers of songs on youtube for fun, which caught the attention of millions of fans as well as landing him a record deal. turns out austin mahone had quite a few friends these days. the teen sensation is one of the hottest artists making his mark through social media with over six million followers on twitter, nearly four million on instagram, more than ten million likes on facebook, and 402 million and counting views on youtube. here he is, austin mahone! [ cheers and applau

billy agreed to the conditions. thank you. great. thank you very much. officer and colleagues, any questions. no questions open this up for public comment is there any public comment if so, please come forward you have 3 minutes. seeing none, public comment is closed. again, i want to thank the applicant and thank them for their community outreach to the supervisor and i wanted to thank our police department. colleagues, can we get a motion. we have a motion by supervisor yee to move forward with a positive recommendation can we take those without objection? congratulations. mr. clerk if you can call item 2 >> it is a hearing to consider the transfer of a type 48 on site license from 46 street to columbus avenue and for future bars incorporated. >> thank you if we can hear if the applicant. good morning. welcome to city hall >> good morning, supervisors glad to be here i'm with my colleague douglas. we're proposing to pit another bar at this location on 246 columbus the site of the bar formerly called another name it's been vacant since 2008. when we opened the branch style bar we are going to be providing employment for 15 full-time employees it's a hospitality focused

so there is about what meir does for me is it picks out the melody. that is what great mimics do, mines and people like them who can do voices and make you think think -- billy crystal, he becomes mohamed ali. from listening so carefully you see? >> that the cadences and the rhythms. >> i love the southern black baptist preachers melodies. i do love it and i grew up on king james version of the bible. so when the black preacher says brothers and sisters -- [laughter] [applause] >> as they say in london it makes me be, all a quiver. >> this is the first book the new book a song flung up to heaven that you wrote without having your brother there are to read and talk to you about. what was it that he brought to the reading experience that was so valuable for you? >> well my brother bailey was the only genius in my family. or my family came the closest to making a genius when they made daily and at the sister friend here m.j. hewitt who would act me up on that. i think well and i work very hard but daily at 16, i was 14. he introduced me to thomas wolf kenneth patchen the poet. jonathan west. not jonathan swift. i had read swift but he introduced me to modern wr

and have everybody in the world where it's all about the feeling in the emotion and so many other thought it. was a billie holiday no no it's moderately prefer even the the beatles you know the beatles weren't taught to do those things they just did them and now we teach it because they did it you know i mean so they were kind of they were better artists than they were musician what do what musical group were you going to lose that but for me it was definitely gwen stefani and no doubt i say both of them because her solo stuff was equally important brandi an r. and b. singer and. gosh what are the other two the. beatles a lot of classic rock queen loved a lot of coldplay on and a lot of like a lot of pop too. tonight at nine pm tonight right here on our to america that does appear now folks for more of the stories they cover go to you tube dot com slash our to america and check out our website our to dot com slash usa can also follow me on twitter at least in france for now have a great night. i. i think. the really. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and.

find out more about jake and billy on our website -- on the pets in need website, pets in need.org. thanks sothank you. >> well, we know she can hit, but how is her curveball? talking about tara the hero cat. she tackled a dog after it bit this boy's leg managing to chase the dog away. so brave and incredible her strorl went viral on youtube -- went viral on youtube. the "today" show and now next tuesday tara will throw out the first pitch for the minor league baseball team the bakersfield blaze. not clear on how she's going to do that. according to tmz cat fancy magazine wants tara for a cover shoot. no pressure, jake. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news tonight. 5:00, 6:00 and any time you want at nbc bay area.com. have a great day and see you tomorrow. - if you've come lookin' for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on the chica show follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on the chica show cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is a thin

billy frank junior made his mark on so many people and so many issues. legacy on civil rights issues on ensuring america lives up to its tribal treaties has touched generations past and present. we saw firsthand two weeks ago when he commanded a room that included tribal leaders and federal officials and the secretary of the interior. after recent meeting with billy, i was talking to my car and midway i said hold on for a second. i said can we take a minute and appreciate the fact that we spent a few hours with an absolute icon. i will treasure those hours the entire time i spent with billy and the work he did for our region. we should make decisions with an eye of how they will affect our children seven generations into the future. billy frank was the embodyment of that and he will be missed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. i rise today to honor january thayer who passed away on may 3 after a long battle of cancer. she was a success

so why wasn't such a common practice to begin with. it seems like the monitors. i'm really really scared for rehabilitation. this can run rate. this can about billy pregnancy. this can add it to get pregnant they would stop by going to school and a woman and a life and it's me like the dumb shows them and so did a pretty everything relies on the shoulders of the doctors the sick and is there an actual in the country against this practice. that's the problem and the organization a dreamy calling for governments to issue though that would come and get this practice because convincing people that it's wrong when discussing no no against it. it can be complicated. so while the government actually saved ike a year and hope to go and it would issue an open dance. ms anderson working on it running second on the town's sorry to have to wait a bit thank you so much that came with us. and if you'd like to watch the commons report you can find online on the recent discovery pay its own funds bank at telkom now studying in africa on the shores of lake victoria in western kenya. and traditionally try to catch the six legged women nine mr ball and hits in an age old pract