billy crystal's father worked in this record store. and he was the one that actually put it out, and having put the record out, of course, the next issue was getting it played on the radio. and most radio stations wouldn't touch it, and this lasted for many, many years. i mean, for a long time, you could not hear this song on the radio. there's a story in my book about wnew debating at great length over whether or not to let billie holiday perform strange fruit. in this era, records weren't played so much as there were live performances on the radio, and they went back and forth about whether or not to let her sing the song and ultimately decided to let her sing it in the middle of the night when presumably nobody would be listening. and as you point out in your book, there is some censorship, certainly, involved there, but it's also a very somber song. it's not appealing radio programming. right, it's not appealing programming. i mean, this was a story that-- i interviewed the guy that chooses the music for one of the airlines, and th

billy... billy: mamÁ, ¿por quÉ estÁs mojada? mami, mami... [gritos] chelsea: ¡rÁpido, mama! [ruidos] [exclamaciones] mamá: billy... chelsea: billy, vÁmonos. [susurros] >>¡nooo! ¡nooo...! ¡corran! ah... ¡niÑos! michael: ¡quÉdense aquÍ! madre: ¡no! !huyan! george: ¡quieta! billy: ¡suelta a mi mamÁ, maldito! ¡dÉjala en paz! ¡dÉjala! ella: ¡nooo! >>¡ah...! oigan, ¿cuÁl es su problema? billy: vÁmonos. >>esos niÑos estÁn sin control. [gritos] michael: mamÁ, esta cerrada. billy: ¿la otra no se abre? >>¿dÓnde estÁ chelsea? ¡chelsea! [♪] [ruidos diversos] >>ay... chelsea: corre. corre, billy, ¡rÁpido! [♪] [disparos] [♪] [sonido de la lluvia] >>¡rÁpido! [sonido de la lluvia] madre: ¡billy! [ruidos diversos] [golpe] [ruidos diversos] >>¡nooo! y quieres garantías. sííí ¿cómo supo? ni te imaginas... [ riendo ] a tu vida le falta algo... certeza. idale luna que tú sabes! y qué más... ¿confías en mí? sí. ♪ ¿buscas certeza? encuéntrala con llamadas, textos y datos ilimitados y garantizados de por vida. [ graznando ] [ locutor ] ili

they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, call me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm very grateful. >> have you ever seen it, they run old sermons of his. >> they still work. they still move you. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion on the fox news channel. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the cromwell s

that's the legacy of billy graham. i mean, it operates on so many different levels. >> i'm spoken to franklin graham, his son, who by the way franklin gave the reverend a little bit of a hard time growing up. you said you were worse. >> without question. my mom can testify to that. >> i was perfect, though. >> glad to hear that. >> well, the bible says be perfect. okay. but there was being in that family, did you feel pressure to live up to that very, very high standard that this man set? >> surprisingly, never. and i think the reason was because my grandmother and my grandfather, and we cannot forget her, i mean she really, really was the anchor of the family. she was amazing, died in 2007. but they both carried themselves so humbly. they really genuinely believed both of them that they were nothing, simply tools in god's hands. they were simple in many ways. so they never put off this aura that they were important or more important than anybody else. and so we grew up in a very, very normal atmosphere. and there was

they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came many in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, the dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, calle me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm grateful. >> they run old sermons of his. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion here. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the cromwell seminary in boston. my pastor went there, started a church in new york that bec

they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came many in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, the dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, calle me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm grateful. >> they run old sermons of his. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion here. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the in boston. my pastor went there, started a church in new york that became a mega church.

all of billie holliday great ings. >> jimmy: didn't you go to the movies with -- >> yeah. thers a scene in the show where i'm at my first moviwith bill holliday. >> jimmy: with billie holiday. >> and it's -- it's a very funny kindf wonderful thing to play as an acr. >> jimmy: i love the opening is bob sheppard, does thepening. i'not going on ruin thjoke. bu it's a great -- it starts off funny and en funny. it'such a good -- look at all the people -- >> this is the svenir book which i thought you'd get a kick out of. it has a lot of pictures from "snland stuff that i was on. >> jmy: all billy crystal. [ applse ] th is yul brynner's sister. >> this was from a skeh we did when i was on "snl," cald "life styles of the latives of the rich and famous." and i was yubrynner's sister, ruth who was a tvel agent. [ light laughter i said -- [ imitatg accent ] "i can get there, but you have to go totlanta." [ laughter ] it wasn "snl." eat times. di't you have good tim when you did it? you had to cnge really fast?

my ente family came to faith through billy. for eteity. >>his fine gentleman here has been so special in my life. >> i was doing ahristmas special here at my house. first people said, you know, he nerve do anything for secular television. i said okay, i understand. nexthing you know, they lled me and said billy would be delighted to be a part of your special. so, i was so touch. i was so gteful. he shows up aty house! and i said, billy, i just want you know, if there's anhing we can get you, anything you would like. he has a little twinkle and he goes, anytng? and i went, yeah. he goes, could iave a big mac? and i ought, billy graham likes big cs. you've got to ve it. he's just human. en i went through ve, very tough times, when was accused of awful things, the first phone call i got was from billy gram. when my sband was unfaithful to me and it w a terrible time, yoknow who billy called first? frank. he called frank first. and he wanted to talk to both of us. he knew at healing had to be for bothf us. the y that the lord finay callbilly h

thgreat billy crystal is here toght. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! >> jimmy: billy crysl! [ cheers and applae ] >> steve: william ystal. >> jimmy: i ve him. plus, shis a very, very busy actress. she is starring inwo new movies. harlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movs, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and alause ] and that's not all we got some good mus. >> ste: what? >> jimmy: i'm talkinabout ch lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] feuring skee-lo! it's going to be f tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: ca it down. evyone just has to calm down. >>teve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm dow dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you n't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: 's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in he, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebritiesre whispering to each onhen they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're alys like, whisper

. >> one second, billy. i just got a cancellation. my regular wednesday night kanasta game. you wouldn't want to jump, in would you? >> if i were out there, i would definitely want to play canasta with you. ♪ ♪ >> i'm telling you, if you have got to stay off that caffeine right before you go on the air. i mean, it's killing me. now,. >> by the way, congrats to the lemon drop kid over there he at the federal witness relocation network. he did a nice job. >> yeah. if the g.o.p. splits, hillary is the next president, right? >> well, listen, you know, bill, we're both history buffs. i have toured los alamos. and rand paul and chris christie i hate to see fat man and little boy quibble like this. when fat boy tells you you bring home too much bacon, you know it's gone absolutely mad. yeah, they going to keep shooting inside the tent like, this just get the fur lined pants suit ready for hillary because big momma is going to be in that inaugural parade. >> hello, hey. how are you all? uma abidine is going to b

. - billy: yeah. sasha: thanks for letting me stay. at one point i thought i was gonna be kicked out on the street. well, it's nothing personal. nothing that happened in there last night was personal, billy. that's what makes it so sad, wouldn't you say? yeah, well, i'll, er, i'll see you around, yeah? i don't think so, do you? no. no, possibly not. what's he saying? i don't know. he just ain't talking. ok. yeah, that's great. um, all right, then. bye. who was that on the phone? - just college stuff. - i thought it was your day off. it is... it was a mate... checking on an assignment. - it's been on her mind all night. - something's been on your mind. you were tossing and turning all night. here, you two, have you seen this article? it's about a high-interest-rate savings account. just the thing for a young couple on a limited income. you ought to have a look at that... and think of the future. i'll take it with me, read it in the caf. all right for some, eh? i've had to call dot in this morning 'cause we're rushed off our feet. yeah.

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 us when it's all said and done. >> amen. ♪ hallelujah ♪ by and by ♪ oh, fly away, old glory >> i would just like to say that ya'll need to really let this be an example to your own life because his life is here. let that to be testimony to the rest of you in his memory that we conduct ourselves as we should and we conduct ourselves as moral people and we perpetuate that throughout this whole community and let him not die in vain. >> amen. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust.

and the winner is --oing to show up right here behd us. >> billie yardley! >> billie, cgratulations. you have a crown. >> like miss america. >> a cwn. a sash. like miss univer. >> and i tnk your husband and your son are here, aren't they? they want to come in and wish you all the best. >> oh, hi! >> hello. congratulations, dear. >> gs, just because we -- we loved billie, we le all of the teachers, so, guys, we decided there have to beifts for everybody. everybody come on out. >> everybody else gets $2,500 worth of supplies for your classroom. >> everybody's a winner. for what you do, wcannot thank you enough on behalf of the children. so inspiri. thank u all so much. >>> all righty. who is hoda's inspation? >> you're going to have to wait just a second to find out. but these two people defitely did change my life. >> these guys are channg lives one lousy relationship at a time. >> that was a terrible segue. >>'m just embarrassed. >>ur men are back. they're ing to answer your burning questions. >> did you he to equate that with my inspired by sty? realized th

from columbus, ohio, it's billy. from east greenwitch, rhode island, it's frank and from california it's denise! welcome to the show, everybody. good to have you here. you guys know how this works. all you have to do is figure out america's opinions and you win boat loads of cash. that sound good? >> yeah. >> then let us play. here we go. for $100, the two possible answers we've got. their husband or their best friend. the question is who did married women admit they lied to more? is it their husband or their best friend? listen closely, you can hear the married couples arguing on their couches now over this question. blood pressure going up. dr. frank, how are you, frank? >> i'm doing great. >> what's your story? >> i'm actually a registered nurse. i work for a medical device company now. married. i have two kids. psyched to be on the game. >> i love it. let's see what you answered. let's see what everybody put down. is it their husbands or their best friend? billy says it's got to be the best friend. the correct an

that's beautiful it's beautiful reverend billy thank you so much. that is so great harm you're talking to be where are you yeah i'm up here in the sky. who just looked right at the camera and you'll be looking right as a spirit here and when welcome also to this new your luck at our music director of op shop in choir and we were arrested together recently we're i want to talk to you about that i understand that we got about two minutes left here just to wrap this thing up but i understand that the two of you are looking at serious jail time for sing and over at manhattan's j.p. morgan tell me about. the name i was saying this song did we hear it was this on we were actually singing as we were going up the escalator into the chase bank and we were handing out leaflets of information about the things that chase has been doing that has been affecting the climate we were just a few blocks from here yet fifty six fifty six and six avenue it's one of those wealth management banks tom i know you don't know what that means because i know you're broke of cou

that's beautiful it's beautiful reverend billy thank you so much. that is so great harm you're talking to be where are you. i'm up here in the sky. who just look right at the camera and you'll be looking right as a spirit here and when welcome also to this is new your luck at our music director of op shop in choir and we were arrested together recently were i want to talk to you about that i understand that jail we've got about two minutes left here just to wrap this thing up but i understand that the two of you are looking at serious jail time for sing and over at manhattan's j.p. morgan tell me about. when am i we sang this song didn't we hear it was this on we were actually singing as we were going up the escalator into the chase bank and we were handing out leaflets of information about the things that chase has been doing that has been affecting the climate we were just a few blocks from here yep fifty six fifty six and six avenue it's one of those wealth management banks tom i know you don't know what that means because i know you're broke of

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well. he's locked up in the intensive detention unit. >> this is the woman i love. this is me and her. that's me and brandy together. this is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something to say. he used the camera our producer

billy porter.3 years after he l, billy porter was back. billy porter. and this pastup, billy porter reached g tth tony for best lea actor in a musical. giving him the opportunity to thank susie dietz and especially his mother. >> your willing fls wls to embr that which you don't understand is a tell plat that the world can benefit from employing. >> 13 years away. you come back, land the role of a lifetime. win the tony. is there a moment where you took a breath and said it's okay? >> i'm not really good at breaths. i'm learning. i'm a work in progress. so i would say i am -- i am working towards breathing, yes. >> and just to put this in perspective for you, kinky boot's is billy porter's fifth broadway show, but first one in 13 years. that's how long he was away. >> incredible to find this role. >> shows youowne person can make a difference having somebody who cares about you. and you wonder how many other really talented people can't get work. >> his career was guiding him as compared to vice versa. >> susie saw things in help that him that he didn't

billy porter.3 years after he left broadway billy porter was back. billy porter. and this pastup billy porter reached the top. winning the tony for best lead actor in a musical. giving him the opportunity to thank susie dietz and especially his mother. >> your willing fls towls to embrace that which you don't understand is a tell plat that the world can benefit from employing. >> 13 years away. you come back land the role of a lifetime. win the tony. is there a moment where you took a breath and said it's okay? >> i'm not really good at breaths. i'm learning. i'm a work in progress. so i would say i am -- i am working towards breathing, yes. >> and just to put this in perspective for you, kinky boot's is billy porter's fifth broadway show, but first one in 13 years. that's how long he was away. >> incredible to find this role. >> shows you how one person can make a difference having somebody who cares about you. and you wonder how many other really talented people can't get work. >>is his career was guiding him as compared to vice versa. >> susie saw things in hel

>>> si hay boda que inviten, quiero besar a la novia. >>> amor entre claudia alvarez y billy r. nos recuerda que no hay nada como estar enamorado. >>> lo traigo loco, contenta, estamos en nuestro mejor momento. >>> con claudia me voy a morir, para mi es un hecho, no una duda. >>> pareja preso mÍo el estado de su corazÓn frente a las cÁmaras, cuando preguntamos del matrimonio se asustaron y el tema los puso nerviosos. >>> sÍ, en algÚn futuro ¿por qÉe no en algÚn futuro?. para mi es una relaciÓn formal, estable y estoy entregada al 100%. >>> cosas que cuando pasen, cuando se detalonen se tienen q detonar entre dos personas. >>> les preguntamos si han tocado el tema de tener muchos hijos. >>> eso preguntenle a ella. >>> mi me he casado, moderna que salistess. >>> ante de hablar con claudia. >>> estaba casado con sara maldonado y cuando se separaron en proceso de divorcio que ella querÍa segÚn dicen tratar de recuperar el matrimonio Él comenzÓ a salir con belinda, decÍan por ahi que salÍa con ella, pero el romance fue fugaz, este con claudia comenzÓ despuÉs del divo

we'll pay tribute to the life of billy graham on his 95th birthday. thank you for being with us. start your day each day with "fox and friends." america's election headquarters. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> what we said was you could keep it if it hasn't changed since the law has passed. >> the president getting in deeper and deeper contradicting himself over obamacare and drawing even more attention to the whole mess. perhaps mr. obama should remember these words. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> president bush the elder never recovered from that statement. we'll have analysis this evening about mr. obama's current status. [bleep] >> why is the national football league allowing thugs, destructive men run wild? this is becoming a serious problem and we have a

is not the only issue for the red machine to gauge shells biggest stars like sandra bullock and billy eichner while true missed the field on stage of the tournament and while injured rather wolf will be fit to play at the braille in pickle leg of the tour in such in december sky st petersburg forward go on. has been given a great idea but you know the busy schedule of the k h l the players are working at full stretch which is governor returned to russia he's already been injured twice we consulted the doctors and decided to give him a rest there's no need to play him at the euro tour for now the dropping of the bark at the most anticipated ice hockey can petition in years is fast approaching with russia said to win against slovenia on february the thirteenth and choosing the number one between the pipes is the number one decision in monks' several billie dean of will have to make as a russia target for us the olympic gold since one thousand eight hundred eight constantine but are both r.t. . and while the senior squad are looking to such a rush as under twenty's are preparing for the

. >>> influential evangelist billy graham marked a milestone on thursday. as teresa garcia reports, hundreds of family and friends gathered in asheville, north carolina, to celebrate his birthday and his legacy. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday in familiar places thursday, both in his home state of north carolina and at the center of attention. >> happy birthday, billy graham. we love you. we respect you. and we thank you, all of us, from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: about 700 guests attended a party for the spiritual leader who has counseled poor people and presidents alike. while age and illness have weakened his body, graham's spirit was strong. it was featured in his new film "my hope america" shown at the party and followers around the world by television. the evening was long on faith and hope, but as graham's son said, short on ceremony. betty's 95, so he doesn't plan to stay here a long time. >> the film is characterized as graham's final sermon, but the evangelical mission that

james dobson, and one of billy graham's grandsons. and we'll talk about the reverend's legacy and much more when we return. pain. once you feel it coming, it's almost too late. or is it? introducing new fast acting advi. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing ail ion core™ technology, nothing works faster. new fast acting advil.

growing up, billy graham wanted to be a baseball player. thankfully god had different plans, and ever since that night in tampa he's put his extraordinary natural talents and generosity of spirit at the service of others. billy graham's first crusade took place at the civic auditorium in grand rapids, michigan, in september 1947. in the decades to come more than 400 crusades would follow and more than 185 countries and territories on six continents. at one memorable crusade in south korea, more than one million people showed up to hear the powerful preaching and the hopeful message of the reverend billy graham. billy graham may be the only preacher with a star on the hollywood walk of fame, but he never let that celebrity get to his head. i'm sure he'd say that his beloved ruth helped keep him focused. and it's a credit to both of them that all five of the graham children are carrying on the family legacy today. as billy graham recreeds from public life -- as he receded from public life in recent years, we've missed the steady reassuring pr

the reverend billy graham's birthday party. the faithful and friends wish him the best after he gave his final sermon. >>> happy hour. the picture of rihanna using unusual glass ware to satisfy her thirst. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, november 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> we are -- she looked good in that red dress. one of the best i've seen on her. drinking out of the shoe, though -- >> a lot of pictures we see she's posted them herself, and she's a wreck. >> i know. >> unless she is half naked and then she looks wonderful. >> and look, we're talking about her. so she succeeded. that's what is important. >>> the white house is on the defensive this morning over the troubled rollout of obama care. president obama apologized to those americans dropped by their insurance companies. >> experts working on the healthcare.gov website say as they try to fix existing problems, new ones are appearing. mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john

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coming up in this half hour the reverend billy graham's 95th birthday party. the legendary preacher celebrates. what made his last sermon special. >>> one world trade center built to be the tallest in the world. why chicago says check the math. that story is ahead. >>> the presidency of john f. kennedy comes alive and is based on bill o'reilly's book. rob lowe plays j.f.k. >> i will not be pushed by you

. >>> finally evangelist billy graham turned 95 this week. family and friends throw him a massive birthday party in asheville, north carolina. among the almost 900 guests were several high-profile celebrities. graham is in frail health and rarely appears in public. on his birthday he released an evangelistic video series called "my hope america." his associates say it could have a bigger reach than any of his more than 400 crusades. those close to graham also say it may be his last message to the country. that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us any time on the pbs app for iphones, ipads and visit our website where there's always much more and where you can listen to or watch each of our programs. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more from the birthday celebration from billy graham. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear billy ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >>> major funding for religion and newsweekly is provided by lilly endowment, indianapolis base

here is a look atow billy graham inspired me. >>f you were not saved. >> nothing is toe compad to the ve of go >> god is to be trusted en when life seems at its darkest. what is need is a moral and spiritual renewal. >> i've never met, in my life, a more powerful man who is as humb as billy is. >> jesus said, i am the truth. >> i was 12 years old, almost 13. and i walked in the door while my mother and sister weren their knees sobbing a i ought maybe the president had been killed o something. and they said, no, they had just tched billy graham and both of them had bee saved through watcng the power of his message through aelevision screen. a few weeks later "the resess ones" were playing thrgh this theater. it's about a young girl on the cu of when you start to make big decisionin yr life, the kind that your parents don't make for you. am i going to go toward that way of faith and trust god to make something beautiful out of my life or a i going to go the world's way? >> the moment you receive him, he gives you a new nature and t

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to the penny, billy. can i trust you to do that? - i meant what i said. - good. i won't let you down again. jake, do you want blinis or tapas? - what? - for tonight. - you're splashing out. - i know how important this is to you. i thought champagne... just for the toast. that should please the birthday girl, right? yeah, hope so. um, tell you what... - i might just pop round and see what she prefers. - right. you're going up in the world. you'll be sweeping the floors next. well, if that's what johnny wants, then that's what i'll do. nice try, but it ain't gonna make you any more important to him. - only there's a pecking order and i'm at the top of it. - dream on. careful, 'cause your orders'll be coming from me soon enough. don't get ahead of yourself, dan, there's a good boy. - that's told you, ain't it? - don't make no difference. 'cause johnny still sees me as his future. - ( snickers ) you're not going anywhere, mate. - yeah, i am. i know it... and more important, johnny knows it. - and he's told you that, has he? - he don't need to. right. - i think we've

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rose: you hire billy the lawyer. >> billy the lawyer and billy the kid are kindred spirits in that sense. is. >> rose: guns for hire. >> it's not surprising when there's a trillion dollars at stake. >> rose: how will it play itself out? >> well, what's happened in almost every other industry is you see that there are fits and starts, there are big-court cases. eventually if you -- i look five or ten years down the road, i think we'll find all of the major companies having tons of patent it is. i think we'll find patents are a mature part of the smart phone business. by the way, they always have been, call come is a company founded on great inventions pretexted by patents. so i think we'll find that google and samsung and apple will reach a patent stalemate at some point in the future. there may be some adjustments to the market cap in the meantime. i'm not close enough to the specifics of the trials to bet on who's going to get what exactly when. but there's going to be a lot of people moaning and whining about well, how come there's all these terrible legal battles? it's ineffortable wh

rose: you hire billy the lawyer. >> billy the lawyer and billy the kid are kindred spirits in that sense. is. >> rose: guns for hire. >> it's not surprising when there's a trillion dollars at stake. >> rose: how will it play itself out? >> well what's happened in almost every other industry is you see that there are fits and starts, there are big-court cases. eventually if you -- i look five or ten years down the road i think we'll find all of the major companies having tons of patent it is. i think we'll find patents are a mature part of the smart phone business. by the way they always have been call come is a company founded on great inventions pretexted by patents. so i think we'll find that google and samsung and apple will reach a patent stalemate at some point in the future. there may be some adjustments to the market cap in the meantime. i'm not close enough to the specifics of the trials to bet on who's going to get what exactly when. but there's going to be a lot of people moaning and whining about well, how come there's all these terrible legal battles? it's ineffortable when y

with the such olympics getting underway in less than three months billy deal has called up a few new faces for the four nation cardia lock up on the euro tour with a possible absence of demand for the home games in a moscow stew time going cup winner alexandre to return to the roster earning his first cap in the three years since billy dean there has been coach. i guess my dream has finally come true i'm back in the team however it doesn't mean anything yet as i need to prove myself between the stakes. each of the three games on the euro tour is a chance to test the team ahead of the ellen picked and then certainty. is not the only issue for the red machine to gauge els biggest stars i like sandra bullock and iliac a while true missed the field on stage of the tournament and while injured rather wolf will be fit to play at the braille and pickle leg of the tour in such in december sky st petersburg forward go. has been given a great. deal with you know the busy schedule of the k h l the players are working a full stretch this is governor returned to russia he's already been injured t

the reverend billy graham, celebrating his 95th birthday. kicking off the party, the debut of a new religion outreach video graham made from his home. >> our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. the good times. i've gone from city to city. and i've seen how far people have gone to see god. >> among the guests, donald ump. and former vice presidential candidate, sarah palin, who told graham, we need him around for another 95 years. >>> a new "time" magazine is creating a buzz. chris christie, with the tag, the elephant in the room. >> others got the message the emerging cloud in the republican party. neither "time" nor christie, shedding light on what they think. >>> time, now, for a look at the weather across our nation. other than lingering rain and snowshowers in the pacific northwest and lake-effect snow around the great lakes, most of the nation can plan on a mild, dry day. >> temperatures coast-to-coast, in the 50s and 60s. in the southwest, summer-like readings in the 70s and 80s. >>> and coming up, brand-new allegations

. >> i'm not politically correct, billy. i'm off the reservation. this whole thing is going to hell in a hand basket. >> the very best of dennis miller this fall. he is out of control this evening. >> i'm perceived as a problem because i'm candid, so be it. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. pardon my voice this evening. aerials again and the frog is back. such is life. president obama and a new jobs controversy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. "new york post" reporting that job numbers during last year's presidential campaign were manipulated to the president's favor by people in the census bureau which is responsible for the stats. the white house quickly denied any wrongdoing. >> that story is obviously misleading. i think a lot of people shed a lot of credibility engaging in conspiracy theories last fall without, you know, rigged jobs numbers. i have to tell you as somebody who has been here for a long time one month after

. >> in 2005, billy crystal's autobiographical production 700 sundays became a broadway sensation and now it is returning to the great white way for a limited time engagement. the show premiered last night and a bevy of stars came to support the legendary actor and comedian. let's step into the fox light with michael tammero to find out more about it. hey, michael. you saw it on tuesday? >> i saw the previews. it is fantastic. hash tag billy is back in 700 sundays, 700 being the number of sundays he spent with his father before he suddenly passed away suffering a heart attack while bowling. it chronicles his life growing up on long beach, long island. his father owned a record store and he grew up around all these jazz greats, billie holliday, duke ellington. he realized it's 50 years his father passed away and realized it is a good time to bring the show back one more time and say goodbye to his dad. there is a moment when he realized what he wanted to do in his life and we asked the stars last night if they had that moment and this is what they had to say. >> yes, i did. when i real

eisenhower's favorite hymn and it's my favorite hymn. >> reporter: today on this video, what may be billy graham's final public prayer. >> i invite you to come into my heart and life. i want to trust and follow you as my lord and savior. in jesus' name, amen. >> reporter: he is very direct in this final message, arguing that america is in spiritual peril, but that there is hope in the form of the gospel. it's remarkable. here's a man who has seen so much change over the course of his very public ministry but his core message has not changed one bit. >> his family is calling it the final sermon? >> yes, they are. >> thanks so much, dan. >>> tonight keep your eye on the sky, the fire ball that lit up the sky and 911. why scientists are saying we have underestimated the threat from above. >>> and an american soldier and the daughter he's about to meet. we're back in two minutes. we're back in two minutes. rol. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your co

. >>> reverend billy graham was released from the hospital on thursday. the 95-year-old evangelist was said to be in good spirits. >>> apparently, instagram is not just for posting selfies. more and more people are using the app to buy and sell guns. authorities worry about potential legal loopholes. >>> the fcc on the verge of making air travel better or worse. it's in the matter of opinion here. the use of cell phones is being reviewed. while some will enjoy the connect activity, others won't be able to stand it. >> no. we've done surveys of the use of cellar telephones. by far, passengers do not want that. passengers do not want cell phones and i can promise flight attendants don't either. >>> turning to business. the dow jones finishing above the 16,000 mark for the first time in history. just six months after closing above 15,000 points. >>> wal-mart plans to match amazon's free shipping deals during the holidays. customers who spend $35 or more get free shipping. >>> last friday, it was ps 4. today, microsoft's turn with the release of x box 1. sony

i went with him up to the side of a patti ann mountain tot billy graham only sitting president billy graham. he does a prayer call with pastors around the country. he accident wear it on his sleeve that is not the guy he. i would rather a guy who lives it than preaches. >> why doesn't he go to church more often that would send a signal to the world is he a crismghts it may be a photo op. i understand how distracting his presence might be but, again, you know, if is he a believer and he wants people to go the path that he believes is worthy, wouldn't it be better if he went out a few more times to church? >> you you know, he has actually gone to church more than folks think evidence just disprunt stalk about it. >> every time he goes to church we know about it the white house press core is alerted. he goes to church i would say maybe six or seven times a year if he was a catholic he would be in serious trouble. but i'm wondering if he went to church jeremiah wright six or seven times a month now he doesn't. i'm not sure why. >> three weeks ago he walked across the north lawn of the wh

she was standing up on a landing and billy said, be careful, honey. and she put her hands on her hips and said, "i'm not afraid of anything!" and that was 2 1/2. >> reporter: she grew up, went to school and became a cheerleader. >> she went to a private evangelical christian school for a year. >> reporter: "rolling stone" editor josh hills had rare access to miley. >> she was asked to leave after a year. she has a couple of different versions of why so i'm not sure which one is really the one and one version, she told the class all about what french kissing was and another version, her teacher, i guess an older woman, got around on a motorized scooter and miley stole at tat one point and was cruising around the classroom with the scooter. whatever the case was, it wasn't a perfect fit. >> reporter: what was a great fit for miley? ♪ if you try to hold me back use music. >> miley was a good student. she worked hard. she didn't fight your advice. >> reporter: renee grant williams was miley's voice teacher when she was 12. >> she had an ingenuous way of