peter: jason day is 41 yards behind billy horschel. he's got 164. billy has 123. they have similar lies and similar angles but coming out of the rough, i don't believe either one of them are going to take on that hole location. nick: what's billy's lie? a little firmer and -- peter: a little shorter grass and a little bit firmer. nick: if that was me, i'd maybe wander guard, look at that. i believe that billy has a shot. he could try and play the same shot, a little right of the flag, get the slowly. hopefully get inside 15 feet. jason day has got to push himself. he's got to pull off a great shot here. peter: billy has to figure out what's causing him to leak everything out to the right with his irons. one of the reason he's made so many feet of putts is because he's not hit it very close. nick: yeah. well, i talked with colin swatton before and he said sometimes that little right knee goes outside his shoe and obviously he hangs back a touch and gets a touch under it but that's hardly been noticeable today. jim: here's the guy that was just an amazing running ba

peter: jason day is 41 yards behind billy horschel. he's got 164. billy has 123. they have similar lies and similar angles but coming out of the rough, i don't believe either one of them are going to take on that hole location. nick: what's billy's lie? a little peter: a little shorter grass and a little bit firmer. nick: if that was me, i'd maybe wander guard, look at that. i believe that billy has a shot. he could try and play the same shot, a little right of the flag, get the slowly. hopefully get inside 15 feet. jason day has got to push himself. he's got to pull off a great shot here. peter: billy has to figure out what's causing him to leak everything out to the right with his irons. one of the reason he's made so many feet of putts is because he's not hit it very close. nick: yeah. well, i talked with colin swatton before and he said sometimes that little right knee goes outside his shoe and obviously he hangs back a touch and gets a touch under it but that's hardly been noticeable today. jim: here's the guy that was just an ama r cowboys. ' zeke yul elliot

now billy horschel. keep that held steady, billy. just stroke through it. there you go. good, aggressive. great two-putt there, peter, from off the green. awesome stuff so horschel and day head to the last at 12 under. now, a lot of putts holed. most feet of putts. this is over the four days, in his career, billy horschel. 500 feet. at 2014 when he won. that was the second of his three victories and this week, 453. if he could hole a long one at the last. a good week normally -- 300 would be a really good week. over 400 is let's head to the last. jim: cameron tringale hit one close. he's got there to get to eight under. the different between being in a tie for ninth or tied fifth. oh. didn't quite break what he thought it would. played it outside the hole. i think that's how he read it. hit a good -- stroked it well but it's a par for tringale. 72 coming in. earlier in this groups, sergio finishing up with a birdie bid. would never believe it after what we saw yesterday afternoon on this last nine, that he would come out today and be left in the starting gates. final rou

now billy horschel. keep that held steady, billy. just stroke through it. there you go. good, aggressive. great two-putt there, peter, from off the green. awesome stuff so horschel and day head to the last at 12 under. now, a lot of putts holed. most feet of putts. this is over the four days, in his career, billy horschel. 500 feet. at 2014 when he won. that was the second of his three victories and this week, 453. if he could hole a long one at the last. a good week normally -- 300 would be a really good week. over 400 is astounding. let's head to the last. jim: cameron tringale hit one close. he's got there to get to eight under. the different between being in a tie for ninth or tied fifth. oh. didn't quite break what he thought it would. played it outside the hole. i think that's how he read it. hit a good -- stroked it well but it's a par for tringale. 72 coming in. earlier in this groups, sergio finishing up with a birdie bid. would never believe it after what we saw yesterday afternoon on this last nine, that he would come out today and be left in the starting gate

i reached out to billy long last night. and what this amendment would do is provide additional funds directly into the high-risk pools to be spent for people that might otherwise lose their coverage because of a waiver that a governor would seek. it's our understanding that the $ billion over the five years will more than cover those that might be impacted and as a consequence, keeps our pledge for those that in fact would be otherwise denied because of pre-existing illnesses. i talked to the president yesterday afternoon. i told him i could not support the bill as it was then moving through the rules committee without added protections for those with pre-existing ill ns. and based on our discussions and the agreement on this amendment, to now be in a place where i can support the bill with such amendment. i'll turn it over to billy long, my partner in this amendment. mr. long: i appreciate that, fred. my name is billy long, i'm from missouri, missouri's seventh congressional district, the show-me state. i heard joe scarbor

billy long, a conservative from missouri and fred upton, the former energy and commerce chair, one of the key voices who was pushing obamacare repeal over the last several years both said they could not support this bill because of what they said it would gut protections for, people with preexisting conditions. and so those were a one-two punch for gop leadership this week. it looks as though the vote is heading in the wrong direction from what gop leaders would like. >> we are looking as we speak this afternoon the headline at thehill.com. 22 no votes. on fred upton and billy long, this seems to be an issue that is concerning a number of members. >> it is specifically members who are from more moderate districts although billy long is more conservative. that is surprising and unexpected up here on capitol hill. but essentially, this stems from an amendment or a deal that was struck between tuesday group chairman tom mcar thur of new jersey, a moderate and mark meadows, the freedom caucus chairman, in order to bring on reluctant conservatives from the house freedom caucus, but what it

i reached out to billy long last night. and what this amendment would do is provide additional funds directly into the high risk for people spent that might otherwise lose their coverage because of a waiver that a governor would seek. understanding that the $8 billion over the five years will more than cover those that might be impacted. and as a consequence, it keeps our pledge for those that in fact would be otherwise denied because of pre-existing illnesses. i talked to the president yesterday afternoon. i told him i could not support the bill as it was then moving through the rules committee without added protections for those with pre-existing illnesses. our discussion and agreement on this amendment can now be in a place where i can support the bill with such amendment. i will turn it over to billy long, my partner in this amendment. >> i am from missouri, the seventh congressional district, the show me state. they said billy long is one of the newer members of congress. i think the reason he said that was because i d

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much bluer i'm sure than billy. and lisa was positive the child had died in utero. >> jimmy: wow. >> i actually didn't know what had gone wrong. i just couldn't believe that this bad thing had happened to me. and thankfully she obviously made it and survived. >> jimmy: that little girl grew up to be a beautiful woman who you beat at the emmys. [ laughter ] >> all because she made it. >> jimmy: another tough night for her. yeah. wow. [ laughter ] may i ask, what goes on in the operating room when they're doing the operation itself? is it intense? >> you don't want it to be intense. for people to function at their optimal level they've got to be a little bit loosey-goosey. and that is hard to do when someone's got their chest open and things aren't going well. so i personally always play music. and i think a lot of physicians now as well do it. my father-in-law believe it or not in 1969 was in "rolling stone" magazine as rock doc because he was the first guy to play rock music in the o.r. which back then was thought -

much bluer i'm sure than billy. and lisa was positive the child had died in utero. >> jimmy: wow. >> i actually didn't know what had gone wrong. i just couldn't believe that this bad thing had happened to me. and thankfully she obviously made it and survived. >> jimmy: that little girl grew up to be a beautiful woman who you beat at the emmys. [ laughter ] >> only because she made it. >> jimmy: another tough night for her. yeah. wow. [ laughter ] may i ask, what goes on in the operating room when they're doing the operation itself? is it intense? >> you don't want it to be intense. for people to function at their optimal level they've got to be a little bit loosey-goosey. and that is hard to do when someone's got their chest open and things aren't going well. so i personally always play music. and i think a lot of physicians now as well do it. my father-in-law believe it or not in 1969 was in "rolling stone" magazine as rock doc because he was the first guy to play rock music in the o.r. which back then was thought

around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he's known, can't quite believe global superstars have wished him well. that's amazing. to turn over and read the signatures from many world champions, lewis hamilton, niki lauda, that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a i20mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen's medical centre in nottingham where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now on his birthday, billy has thanked staff who helped him through the ordeal. without them i wouldn't be here today so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been raised for billy and his payback will be to race again. i definitely wanna take the positives out of this and make sure i use it in a positive way for the rest of my life now. still got a few years left in me for sure. billy has celebrated turning 18 with his first legal pint. today there'll be more cheer as this brave teenager retu

much bluer i'm sure than billy. and lisa was positive the child had died in utero. >> jimmy: wow. >> i actually didn't know what had gone wrong. i just couldn't believe that this bad thing had happened to me. and thankfully she obviously made it and survived. >> jimmy: that little girl grew up to be a beautiful woman who you beat at the emmys. [ laughter ] >> all because she made it. >> jimmy: another tough night for her. yeah. wow. [ laughter ] may i ask, what goes on in the operating room when they're doing the operation itself? is it intense? >> you don't want it to be intense. for people to function at their optimal level they've got to be a little bit loosey-goosey. and that is hard to do when someone's got their chest open and things aren't going well. so i personally always play music. and i think a lot of physicians now as well do it. my fathe stone" magazine as rock doc because he was the first guy to play rock music in the o.r. which back then was thought -- you couldn't do that. but nowadays most docs do.

tv host billy bush, though, was dismissed from his job. and tonight he's speaking out in an exclusive on-camera interview with abc's robin roberts. >> here we are seven months later. you're unemployed. donald trump is president of the united states. that must be a thought that has crossed your mind. >> i can acknowledge that the irony is glaring. it certainly has crossed my mind. >> reporter: in fact, for billy bush, his very public fall from grace nearly consumed him. >> the last 7 1/2 months has been a process. >> sheesh, your girl's hot as [ bleep ] in the purple. >> whoa, whoa! >> yes, the donald is good! >> reporter: it seemed to happen in an instant. just over a month before the presidential leak this "access hollywood" tape recorded in 2005 came out. it showed now-president donald trump and bush having a lewd and graphic conversation. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them, it's like a mag t magnet, i just kiss. when you're a star they let you do it, you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> gra

billy graham on tv. billy graham doing revival. how about billy graham hanging out with richard nixon? talk about that relationship and the beginning of a politicization of evangelicali evangelicalism. >> well, billy graham liked powerful people. he always did. they were extremely helpful to him, the rich and the powerful politicians, because they would make his state revival is much easier, it would be with him and they would get the shining glow of the league ran around them. he would seem even more important than he was by having senate leaders. democrats and republicans alike for a line time but he became -- and longtime but he became very attached to richard nixon long before nixon ran for president. so that's kind of, was his downfall because he became too close and he changed his views to nixon's views really and he started to defend the nixon administration, so that when the vietnam war came to its terrible climax, he was part of, among the people to be blamed for it, and later for watergate, which he did not denounce early

tv host billy bush, though, was dismissed from his job. and tonight he's speaking out in an exclusive on-camera interview with abc's robin roberts. >> here we are seven months later. united states. that must be a thought that has crossed your mind. >> i can acknowledge that the irony is glaring. it certainly has crossed my mind. >> reporter: in fact, for billy bush, his very public fall from grace nearly consumed him. >> the last 7 1/2 months has been a process. >> sheesh, your girl's hot as [ bleep ] in the purple. >> whoa, whoa! >> yes, the donald is good! >> reporter: it seemed to happen in an instant. just over a month before the presidential leak this "access hollywood" tape recorded in 2005 came out. it showed now-president donald trump and bush having a lewd and graphic conversation. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them, it's like a mag t magnet, i just kiss. when you're a star they let you do it, you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. you ca >> we live in a visu

billy just kicked off his apology tour. he sat down with "the hollywood reporter" and robin roberts. >> what was it like for you to go back home after the tape had been released to face your daughters, your wife? what was that moment like for you? >> well, the initial moments were total chaos. >> people deserve a comment, billy. >> the paparazzi were never interested in me outside the gate. >> i gave a statement and the statement speaks for itself. >> yeah, but people want to hear it. >> bush said his 16-year-old daughter was devastated. by his comments on the tapes and >> she was really upset and i said, mary, it's -- it's going to be okay. you know, don't worry. she said no, why were you laughing at the things that he was saying on that bus? why were you playing along with that? it wasn't funny. i said, mary, i am sorry and there is no good answer for that. >> bush also said he regrets not changing t theopic during his lewd conversation with trump. bush tells "the hollywood reporter," quote, i wish i had said, does anyone

on tv , billy graham doing a revival how about billy graham doing hanging out with richard nixon. talk about that relationship and the beginning of a politicalization of evangelicalism and fundamentalism for that matter? >> billy graham liked powerful people. he always did. they were extremely helpful to him. they were rich and the powerful politicians because they would make his estate revivals much easier to accomplish. they would be with him and they would get the shining of graham around them. even more important than he was by having senate leaders demo oo richard nixon long before nixon iran for president. that was his downfall because he became too close and changed his views to nixon's views, really. he started to defend the nixon administration so that when the vietnam war came to its terrible climax he was part of, of some of the people blamed for it. later, for watergate, he did not denounce early in. >> as i read your book, i thought of really graham as a foreshadowing it's almost novelistic, he's a foreshadowing of what happens after him. he was one personal larger-th

much bluer i'm sure than billy. and lisa was positive the child had died in utero. >> jimmy: wow. >> i actually didn't know what had gone wrong. i just couldn't believe that this bad thing had happened to me. and thankfully she obviously made it and survived. >> jimmy: that little girl grew up to be a beautiful woman who you beat at the emmys. [ laughter ] >> only because she made it. >> jimmy: another tough night for her. yeah. wow. [ laughter ] may i ask, what goes on in the operating room when they're doing the operation itself? is it intense? >> you don't want it to be intense. for people to function at their optimal level they've got to be a little bit loosey-goosey. and that is hard to do when someone's got their chest open and things aren't going well. so i personally always play music. and i think a lot of physicians now as well do it. my father-in-law belve stone" magazine as rock doc because he was the first guy to play rock music in the o.r. which back then was thought -- you couldn't do that. but nowaday

billy just kicked off his apology tour. he sat down with "the hollywood reporter" and robin roberts. >> what was it like for you to go back home after the tape had been released to face your daughters, your wife? what was that moment like for you? >> well, the initial moments were total chaos. >> people deserve a comment, billy. >> the paparazzi were never interested in me outside the gate. >> i gave a statement and the statement speaks for itself. >> yeah, but people want to hear it. >> bush said his 16-year-old daughter was devastated. by his comments on the tapes and she called him in tears. >> she was really upset and i said, mary, it's -- it's going to be okay. you know, don't worry. she said no, why were you laughing at the things that he was saying on that bus? why were you playing along with that? it wasn't funny. i said, mary, i am sorry and there is no good answer for that. >> bush also said he regrets not changing the topic during his lewd conversation with trump. bush tells "the hollywood reporter," quote, i wis

billy just kicked off his apology tour. he sat down with "the hollywood reporter" and robin roberts. been released to face your daughters, your wife? what was that moment like for you? >> well, the initial moments were total chaos. >> people deserve a comment, billy. >> the paparazzi were never interested in me outside the gate. >> i gave a statement and the statement speaks for itself. >> yeah, but people want to hear it. >> bush said his 16-year-old daughter was devastated. by his comments on the tapes and she called him in tears. >> she was really upset and i said, mary, it's -- it's going to be okay. you know, don't worry. she said no, why were you laughing at the things that he was saying on that bus? why were you playing along with that? it wasn't funny. i said, mary, i am sorry and there is no good answer for that. >> bush also said he regrets not changing the topic during his lewd conversation with trump. bush tells "the hollywood reporter," quote, i wish i had said, does anyone want water? rain. i could have said c

. >>> former today show co-host billy bush is trying to make his way from the abyss. he was taken off nbc after tapes surfaced of his crude and lewd conversation with donald trump. he sat down with the hollywood reporter and robin roberts. >> what was it like for you to go back home after the tape had been released to face your daughters, your wife? what was that moment like for you? >> well, the initial moments were total chaos. >> people deserve a comment, billy. >> the paparazzi were never interested in me outside the gate. >> i gave a statement and the statement speaks for itself. >> yeah, but people want to hear it. >> bush said his 16-year-old daughter was devastated. >> she was really upset and i said, mary, it's -- it's going to be okay. you know, don't worry. she said no, why were you laughing at the things he was saying on that bus? it wasn't funny. i said, mary, i am sorry and there is no good answer for that. >> bush also said he regrets not changing the topic during his lewd conversation with trump. bush tells the hollywood reporter, quote, i wish i had s

. >> billy: hey. >> victoria: come on in. >> billy: morning. sorry. maybe i should've called first. >> victoria: no, it's fine. what's up? what's going on? >> billy: how's katie, after our phone conversation last night? >> victoria: well, your little talk did the trick, because she slept like a log. >> billy: good. do you mind if i pop up and say hi before they take off to school? >> victoria: hannah actually picked them up early because they have a special assembly this morning. >> billy: oh, right. right. >> victoria: yeah. >> billy: well, now that i'm here, there is something else on my mind. maybe we could has that out now? >> phyllis: hey. how's it going?

his story has touched motorsport fans around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he's known, can't quite believe global superstars have wished him well. that's amazing. to turn over and read the signatures from many world champions, lewis hamilton, niki lauda, that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a 120mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen's medical centre in nottingham where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now on his birthday, billy has thanked staff who helped him through the ordeal. without them, i wouldn't be here today so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been raised for billy and his payback will be to race again. i definitely want to take the positives out of this and make sure i use it in a positive way for the rest of my life now. still got a few years left in me for sure. billy has celebrated turning 18 with his first legal pint. today there'll

his story has touched motorsport fans around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he‘s known, can‘t quite believe global superstars have wished him well. that‘s amazing. to turnover and read the signatures from many world champions, lewis hamilton, niki lauda, that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a120mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen‘s medical centre in nottingham where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now on his birthday, billy has thanked staff who helped him through the ordeal. without them i wouldn‘t be here today so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been raised for billy and his payback will be to race again. i definitely wanna take the positives out of this and make sure i use it in a positive way for the rest of my life now. still got a few years left in me for sure. billy has celebrated turning 18 with his first legal pint. today there

his story has touched motorsport fans around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he's known, can't quite believe global superstars have wished him well. that's amazing. to turn over and read the signatures from many world champions, lewis hamilton, niki lauda, that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a 120mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen's medical centre in nottingham where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now on his birthday, billy has thanked staff who helped him through the ordeal. without them i wouldn't be here today so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been raised for billy and his payback will be to race again. i definitely wanna take the positives out of this and make sure i use it in a positive way for the rest of my life now. still got a few years left in me for sure. billy has celebrated turning 18 with his first legal pint. today there'll be

one slip by billy here and leigh could get hurt. it's all about building up trust and friendship between player5 about building up trust and friendship between players that are normally rivals. from wale5 friendship between players that are normally rivals. from wales and england, now united a5 lion5 teammates. i've never met leigh before and it's nice to meet him, he's a very humble guy and i've heard they're all like that from wale5, so... leigh, talk to me, make. left, moore, left, more. it is pretty scary facing billy on the field, he takes some taking down but it's great to be with him, a great quy- it's great to be with him, a great guy. this bonding will be crucial in new zealand and halfpenny's ability to guide his teammates on the pitch and hit man of the series on the last lion5 tour to australia and he got billy through the posts here. good work. teamwork like that in new zealand... good work. teamwork like that in new zealand. .. well good work. teamwork like that in new zealand... well done, good work. teamwork like tha

monger, or billy wizz as he is not, cannot believe this. it is amazing. to turnover and it is the signatures of many world champions. lewis hamilton... that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula ford championship when he was involved in a 120 mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen's medical centre in nottingham, where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now, on his birthday, billy has helped staff who have helped through the ordeal. without them, i would helped through the ordeal. without them, iwould not helped through the ordeal. without them, i would not be here today. so, a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been raised for billy, and his payback will be to race again. i definitely want to take the positives out of this and make sure that i use it in a positive way for the rest of my life now. still got a few years left in me, for sure. billy has celebrated turning 18 with his first l

. >> billy: no, no. we got big plans, big commercial shoots. sleep is for wimps. >> victoria: yeah. >> juliet: i have to say it makes me laugh to be doing a hockey/dare body spray commercial in sunny los angeles. >> billy: what are you talking about? we got everything we need. we got sun, we got directors, we got fired up hockey fans. >> victoria: i'm still so surprised you pulled this off on such short notice. >> billy: yeah, believe me, i was a little freaked out when we had to move the shoot date. >> juliet: a little? >> billy: in the meantime, i added a boat load of stuff to your to-do list. once we meet with the director, i'm gonna need you to get on that. >> juliet: i'm ready. whatever it takes. >> victoria: i worked the entire

we call him billy. it was an easy delivery. six pushes he was out and he appeared to be a normal healthy baby until about three hours after he was born. we were out of the delivery room and moved to the recovery room and our whole family was there and we introduced him to his 2 and a half-year-old sister, cute had him, everything was good and my wife was in bad relax when a very attentive nurse at cedar's sinai hospital was checking him out and heard a murmur in his heart which is common with newborn babies but also noticed he was a bit purple which is not common so she asked me to come with her and my wife and i assumed it would be nothing. our daughter with a heart murmur, too, and we didn't notice that he wasn't the color he was supposed to be so i company billy and the nurse and went down to the hall to another part of the hospital, the neo-natal icu where another excellent nurse checked him out and called the doctor and now all of a sudden it felt serious and the room started to fill up. more doctors and nurses and equipme

please welcome billy crudup! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> it so is nice to see you. >> jimmy: your costar danny mcbride and his clip had an alien and a spaceship in it. >> tell me which one he was again. >> jimmy: he was the guy who looks like kenny powers. >> oh, that guy's hilarious, no wonder they showed so much action. i told my son, dad's in an action movie, you'll be so excited that i'm not just sitting around talking about my feelings. and that's the clip you have to show. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i will tell you this, i did have some action sequences which were mostly running from aliens. >> jimmy: yes. >> not towards them. >> jimmy: right, no. >> at a certain point, no spoilers, but captainer on recommend takes care of base. that being said, i like to exercise, get out and jog. >> jimmy: i heard that about you, i read that in the magazines, yeah. >> it is correct. so i was out in sydney. and i guess the politically correct way of telling the story is that i tripped

please welcome billy crudup! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> it so is nice to see you. >> jimmy: your costar danny mcbride and his clip had an alien and a spaceship in it. >> tell me which one he was again. >> jimmy: he was the guy who looks like kenny powers. >> oh, that guy's hilarious, no wonder they showed so much action. i told my son, dad's in an action movie, you'll be so excited that i'm not just sitting around talking about my feelings. and that's the clip you have to show. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i will tell you this, i did have some action sequences which were mostly running from aliens. >> jimmy: yes. >> not towards them. >> jimmy: right, no. >> at a certain point, no spoilers, but captainer on recommend takes care of base. that being said, i like to exercise, get out and jog. >> jimmy: i heard that about you, i read that in the magazines, yeah. so i was out in sydney. and i guess the politically correct way of telling the story is that i tripped and fell. and land

former neo-nazi billy roper. >> yes, we did. we got a little lost. >> billy roper. >> hello, billy. nice to meet you. kamau bell. >> nice to meet you too. >> billy wants to chat before bringing me inside for a chat with pastor robb. here's an appropriate set forget a discussion on hate. a kids' playground. >> how did you get involved with pastor robb? >> i'm involved as the membership coordinator for the knights party crusaders youth corps. >> that's right. the man who said this -- >> if i had the answer all non-whites would be [ bleep ] dead. >> is now teaching kids. >> hi and welcome to the white youth focus tv show. >> can people who look like us still be our enemy? >> well, of course. we believe that homosexual -- homosexuality is wrong and you ouldn't race mix. then there's all the other people that are traitors and believe that it's right. >> you know, i think it's crucial that people in my position do everything we can to educate white youth about our perspective on american history. all of our founding fathers were white. america was not established to be a melting pot. >> i

. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> phyllis: hang on. >> billy: hm? >> phyllis: you really ready? for this relationship? you and me? no more lying? no more sneaking around? >> billy: wouldn't be in the middle of the lion's den at jabot if i wasn't ready, wasn't sure. [ sighs ] what about you? you seem a little... >> phyllis: i'm anxious. i just keep having a flashback of victoria just... standing there, looking horrified and humiliated. >> billy: the timing couldn't have been worse on that. if those elevator doors had

billy. billy quite the overachiever.n. at a few weeks old. now, jimmy thanked everyone for the outpouring of support said he would send a card to everyone who donate to children's hospital since his comments last week. >> he also joked it could be christmas before some people receive their notes. but we're guessing that they will be okay with that. worst the wait. >> wait for it. fun to see him back and to seep his son is duke better there. >> see little billy with his little smile. >> cute face. glitz, glamour in the ballroom. week eight, "dancing with the stars." called it hot summer nights last night. >> each pair performed two routines, dance they had never done before. and trio dance. >> normani who has an advantage over everyone else, a singer dancer, editorial. she and partner val were one point away from double perfect scores for the night. >> michelle jennings was spicy as always with his argentina tango, sweeping not one but two women off their feet. three if you include me. a near perfect score for the second number. probably would

. >> phyllis: how many times have you hurt billy? why is it so hard for you to understand that he wants a woman who treats him with respect, who doesn't toy with him, who doesn't building up his hopes to just, like, toss him aside, like he's nothing? i have always cared about billy, and i think he deserves a lot more than you're capable of giving, victoria.

: it's not open-ended. >> phyllis: billy... >> billy: look. i want the same thing as you -- to be out in the open and we'll have no secrets, just you and me, together with nothing to hide. do you trust me?

>> 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 connolly. it's the greatest comedy name there is. billy bush. [ laughter ] he had one of the funniest tapes last year. >> that could go one way or the other. i love the name. and it goes really well with jane. >> jimmy: yes. >> the whole family. >> jimmy: my daughter jane, billy and jane, almost like a michael jackson song. [ laughter ] >> very much on my brain. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate it. >> i love it. >> jimmy: good. you seem very interested in the subject. are you ovulating right now? [ laughter ] >> well, it's a little bit something like that. the names have been very much on my brain. my husband and i, we are expecting our first baby. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! >> jimmy: first one. >> it's our first one, it's a boy. we have zero names. >> jimmy: you have no names? >> none. >> jimmy: i can help you with this. >> my husband's a huge basketball fan. for years we've been calling him lebron. >> jimmy: baby lebron? >> we gol him lebron, bron-bron, there

and last summer billy made the jump to morning tv. his dream job as a co-host of the "today" show but on october 7th, 2016 his career came to a screeching halt when the now infamous tape was released and he was fired. do you believe you should have lost your job over this? >> based upon the moment that is on that tape, i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. we live in a visual and digital age so we get this video, this moment and we react emotionally to it and then you have social media and the ability to respond in realtime and a flame becomes a bonfire very quickly. >> have you had any conversations with donald trump since the release of the tape? >> no, there was no relationship there. it was work-related and i interviewed him multiple times especially back then. he never reached out and i didn't reach out. >> melania felt as she said you egged him on. >> he was lead on like egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> would you agree with that that you added to the conversation? >> i definitely added

we should mention, billy kimmel's operation went well. he is at home with mom, >> the nice big smile. got that from dad too, at least. >> the smile from dad. >> kudos to jimmy, tell a heartfelt story, sneak in a few laughs for the audience. so glad the baby is doing well. >> coming up. we have the stars who shined the brightest at this year's met gala. >> and, our reporter who joined, joins us live, fresh from the event. his unusual red carpet entrance. ♪ ♪ prestige creams not living up to the hype? one jar shatters the competition. olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay. ageless. ♪ fashion turn to the left ♪ fashion >> vogue editor -- i love the memes out of the met gala. one of fashions biggest night. as you see some did not try to play it safe. >> while others push the avant-garde envelope as far as they could. like prianka. juju chang took us to the ball and beyond. ♪ >> reporter: the first monday of may just might be the hottest

former neo-nazi billy roper. >> yes, we did. we got a little lost. >> billy roper. >> hello, billy. nice to meet you. kamau bell. >> nice to meet you too. >> billy wants to chat before bringing me inside for a chat with pastor robb. here's an appropriate setting for a discussion on hate. a skids kids' playground. >> how did you get involved with pastor robb? >> i'm involved as the membership coordinator for the knights party crusaders youth corps. >> that's right. the man who said this -- >> if i had the answer all non-whites would be [ bleep ] dead. >> is now teaching kids. >> hi and welcome to the white youth focus tv show. >> can people who look like us still be our enemy? >> well, of course. we believe that homosexual -- homosexuality is wrong and you shouldn't race mix. then there's all the other people that are traitors and believe that it's right. >> you know, i think it's crucial that people in my position do everything we can to educate white youth about our perspective on american history. all of our founding fathers were white. america was not established to be a melting

he says that he is getting bigger, he is sleeping well, he even joked that billy can read. >> billy is doing well. just a month after being born. >>> well, still ahead, chaos overnight at a major u.s. airport. the new video just coming in. >>> plus, new details in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. what the 911 tapes are now revealing as one member speaks out. >>> and let's hope your packages don't get delivered like this. someone is getting ready for a big more training. for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> emergency crews in houston pulled the driver of this bmw out through the sunroof. half of it was dangling off the third floor of a parking garage. the driver told police she shifted into drive when she

-- billy connolly. it's the greatest comedy name there is. billy bush. [ laughter ] he had one of the funniest tapes last year. >> that could go one way or the other. i love the name. and it goes really well with jane. >> jimmy: yes. >> the whole family. >> jimmy: my daughter jane, billy and jane, almost like a michael jackson song. [ laughter ] >> very much on my brain. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate it. >> i love it. >> jimmy: good. you seem very interested in the subject. are you ovulating right now? [ laughter ] >> well, it's a little bit something like that. the names have been very much on my brain. my husband and i, we are expecting our first baby. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! >> >> it's our first one, it's a boy. we have zero names. >> jimmy: you have no names? >> none. >> jimmy: i can help you with this. >> my husband's a huge basketball fan. for years we've been calling him lebron. >> jimmy: baby lebron? >> we gol him lebron, bron-bron, there's a bedroom next

our son billy is doing very well. [ cheers and applause ] >> he is eating. he is, he is -- he is getting bigger. he is sleeping well. he can read now which they say is unusual for him. >> ha-ha. >> billy quite the overachiever. at a few weeks old. now, jimmy thanked everyone for the outpouring of support said he would send a card to everyone who donated to children's hospital since his comments last week. >> he also joked it could be christmas before some people receive their notes. but we're guessing that they will be okay with that. worst the wait. >> wait for it. his son is doing better there. >> see little billy with his little smile. >> cute face. >>> glitz, glamour in the ballroom. week eight, "dancing with the stars." called it hot summer nights last night. >> each pair performed two routines, dance they had never done before. and trio dance. >> normani who has an advantage over everyone else, a singer dancer, editorial. she and partner val were one point away from double perfect scores for the night. >> michelle jennings was spicy as always with his

new video of billy. he says that he is getting bigger, he is sleeping well, he even joked that billy can read. >> still ahead, chaos overnight at a maim u.s. airport. the new video just coming in. >>> plus, new details in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. what the 911 tapes are revealing as one member speaks out. >>> let's hope your packages don't get delivered like this. someone is getting ready for a big more training. pulled the driver of this bmw out through the sunroof. half of it was danging off the third floor of a parking garage. she shifted into drive when she was parking. she wasn't injured but could face charges because there are reports she doesn't have a valid license. >>> eight defendants are set to be arraigned in the death of a penn state sophomore. court documents show timothy piazza fell several times during a february frat party. he eventually landed face first in a stairwell before the fraternity finally called 911. one frat brother who's not facing charges says he wanted t

and last summer billy made the jump to morning tv. his dream job as a co-host of the "today" show but on october 7th, 2016 his career came to a screeching halt when the now infamous tape was released and he was fired. do you believe you should have lost your job over this? >> based upon the moment that is on that tape, i understand people's reaction. i agree. i also felt that way. we live in a visual and digital age so we get this video, this moment and we react emotionally to it and then you have social media and the ability to respond in realtime and a flame becomes >> have you had any conversations with donald trump since the release of the tape? >> no, there was no relationship there. it was work reeled and i interviewed him multiple times especially back then. he never reached out and i didn't reach out. >> melania felt as she said you egged him on. >> he was lead on like egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> would you agree with that that you added to the conversation? >> i definitely added to the conversation by,

billy: sÍ, es como un 2000%. se ve que el mensaje de donald trump... hay gente que piensa que es por la parte econÓmica, pero el hombre tiene un espÍritu feo, y como que odia a los inmigrantes. javier: le preguntamos quÉ habÍa dicho su mamÁ a raÍz del incidente. billy: mi madre estÁ muy orgullosa de su hijo. ella sabe que yo llegarÉ hasta lo Último. ella sabe que cuando se meten con ella... yo vi la condiciÓn del hombre y me di cuenta que pagÓ un precio bien alto. es veterano, eso se tiene que aplaudir, pero yo nunca le iba a alzar la mano. me quede en calma pensando en esas cosas.-- me quedÉ en calma pensando en esas cosas. javier: yo le preguntÉ si pensaba volver a puerto rico. billy: si me pare el pasaje, con una sonrisa-- pagan el pasaje, con una sonrisa. carolina: lo mÁs bonito es reaccionar de una forma pacÍfica. Ésas cosas pasan. ahÍ tenemos el video de cÓmo comenzÓ eso en el aeropuerto. javier: fÍjense, escuchen. la vara, no se podrÍa ver el vÍdeo completo.-- la verdad, no se podrÍa ver el video completo porque lo que dic