billy graham! dr. billy graham. billy graham. [applause] [applause] (man) who was this man who could preach like this? (billy graham) i cannot save anybody. i'm just an ordinary messenger of the kingdom of god. (larry king) he was a giant. you won't see his likes again. he was unparalleled in my judgment. (brit hume) i think presidents reached out to him because they wanted what he had... none of us were in on those one-on-one sessions... the bible says that every one of us are important to god. dr. graham and dr. king on the same platform sent a very powerful message. (billy graham) there is no excuse ever for bigotry. we are to love as god loved us. (franklin graham) it was a very tense time. he was really criticized, but my father never backed down. (mel graham) he was always willing to take a risk when it was for the right reason. (billy graham) is there an answer? yes, there is an answer! (charles gibson) you always knew with graham... it was about the message and not about the man. who is this unique person that comes acros

franklin saying billy graham said one day you will read billy graham is dead. don't believe one word of it. i will be more alive than i am now. i will have just changed addresses that's all. billy graham's funeral and ceremony continuing now with a private service for the burial of billy graham as we yoall say our goodbyes after a very special service there please stay tuned to fox news channel and this station for continuing coverage of. i'm sandra smith. live fox news coverage in new york. we have continuing coverage of the billy graham funeral. we are joined by chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." bret baier anchor of "special report" and shannon bream fox news at night host joins us as well. shannon, may i start with you first. what a special ceremony we have been all watching this together, starting out with one of his sisters and we heard from many of his children, all with incredibly sentimental thoughts looking back at their father's life. >> yeah, it was a beautiful ceremony. i had a chance to hear him in high school in the 1980s in tallahassee,

billy graham met donald trump in 2013. there you see franklin graham, his son, and ruth bell graham. they have taken the baton of the ministry and move forward, saying that their father has inspired them to continue to try to help this country come to cultural and moral state that they felt and still feel the country is falling away from. >> sandra: you are reminded of the other day when we saw the casket of billy graham carried up the steps of the capital till i am and honor in the rotunda, in , and honor only a few private citizens of had. much like we are seeing now where we are all coming together to celebrate somebody who had such a huge, profound impact on this country and around the world. >> there is no question, he is one of the giants of the 20th century. i don't think there is another religious leader in this country, obviously in a international you talk about the pope and leaders of other religions but as an american evangelical leader he was one of the great spiritual figures of the 20th century. i want to ta

outside the billy graham library. reverend graham delivered his ofal message and nearly 500 these stations across the u.s. and canada. live coverage here on c-span. ♪ ♪ [singing] >> thank you and you may be seated. good afternoon and welcome to charlotte, north carolina on the grounds of the billy graham's library. this is a service of thanksgiving and celebration of william franklin graham junior. a preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me though he ine dead shall live whosoever live it and believe it in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer lives in. destroyed yet be shall i see god i will see for myself and my eyes will bald not as a stranger -- behold not as a stranger. given and the lord the vine away, blessed name of the lord. the service continues as dr. don scripture andad lead us in prayer. dr. wilso

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billy graham, i will miss not seeing his name anymore. thank you very much for joining us. >> melissa: "outnumbered" is going to start with special coverage of the funeral of billy graham. it starts now. ♪ >> sandra: welcome to special coverage of the funeral of reverend billy graham. i'm sandra smith. the private service is being held at the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina, . president trump and the first lady are there right now along with what is expected to be thousands of others whose lives have been touched by the reverend. watching as the proceedings unfold, let's go to steve harrigan live in charlotte, north carolina, now. >> the presidential motorcade has just pulled up, we are waiting to see the president and the first lady as well as vice president pence. 2,000 people gathered for what is likely to be a very carefully organized funeral. billy graham was known for carefully organized crusades and festivals, things planned down to the minute. 82 minutes of the same combination of things he used on those crusad

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. >> next, the funeral service for the late reverend billy graham which was held outside the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina. president trump, first lady melania trump, vice president pence and hit the second first lady were among those in attendance. reverend graham died last week at the age of 99. this is just under two hours. ♪ ♪ my heart can sing when i pause to remember a heartache here is but a stepping stone along a trail that's winding always upward, this troubled world is not my final home. but until then my heart will go on singing, until then with joy i'll carry on until the day my eyes behold the city, until the day god calls me home the things of earth will dim and lose their value if we recall they're borrowed for a while; and things of earth that cause the heart to tremble, remembered there will only bring a smile. but until then my heart will go on singing, until then with joy i'll carry on until the day my eyes behold the city, until the day god calls me home (3) this weary world with all its toil and struggle may take its toll of misery and strife;

the billy graham the world saw on television -- the billy graham the world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham we saw at home. there were not two milligrams -- -- there were not two billy grahams. his uncompromising testimony of god's great love, all of us children came to see the world and our father in heaven, through my father's eyes. i think the most compelling vision i have ingrained in my memory, is my father the preacher, standing behind this pulpit. in stadiums around the country and around the world, his voice booming. proclaiming the gospel of the lord, jesus christ. he has often said that some day, you will read that billy graham is dead. he said, don't you believe one word of it. he said, i will be more alive than i am now, i will have just changed addresses, that is all. every sunday i was home, i visited my father. he loved to walk when he could. i would share the things we were doing and he would ask questions he would ask questions. we will talk about the bible. he liked to talk about politics, sports -- the last few years, he became quiet. he said very li

. >> next, the funeral service for the late reverend billy graham, which was held outside the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina. president trump, vice president pence were among the dignitaries in attendance. reverend graham died last week at the age of 99. this is just under two hours. under two hours. ♪ ♪ my heart can sing when i pause to remember a heartache here is but a stepping stone along a trail that's winding always upward, this troubled world is not my final home. but until then my heart will go on singing, until then with joy i'll carry on until the day my eyes behold the city, until the day god calls me home the things of earth will dim and lose their value if we recall they're borrowed for a while; and things of earth that cause the heart to tremble, remembered there will only bring a smile. but until then my heart will go on singing, until then with joy i'll carry on until the day my eyes behold the city, until the day god calls me home (3) this weary world with all its toil and struggle may take its toll of misery and strife; the soul of man is like a wai

there weren't two billy grahams. he loved his family, he stood by us, he comforted us, he left us an enduring legacy. his uncompromising testimony of god's great love, all of us children came to see the world and our father in heaven through my father's eyes. i think the most compelling vision i have engrained in my memory is my father, the preacher, evangelist, standing behind this pulpit right here. in stadiums around the country and the world, and his voice booming. proclaiming the gospel of the lord jesus christ. he has often said that some day you'll read that billy graham is dead. he said don't you believe one word of it. he said i'll be more alive than i am now. just changed addresses, that's all. every sunday that i was home i went to visit my father. he would love to walk when he could, i shared with him things we were doing, he would ask questions. we would talk about the bible. he liked to talk about politics. sports. but the last few years he became rather quiet, and his last year of his life he said very

, billy's last crusade. they are invited to this funeral but millions watching around the globe. in other locations we are going to head up there and that location is under a tent in franklin. billy's son told me the first crusade in 1949 in los angeles, it was held under a tent, take a listen. >> donald trump offered the national cathedral, it would be more fitting for his service, his last service to be in a tent. okay. >> let me tell you who is coming. donald trump and first lady milania will be here and vice president pens and his wife karen and every religious leader you can imagine in the country coming today illusion the rehearsal yesterday, they expect the service to last an hour and a half and talk to franklin and this interview was in billy graham's private study, very rare access. i asked what have you been struck by? the young people. >> and my father's casket. i changed addresses. >> quite a lot to watch and coming up. he says billy graham joined my church, the first in dallas in 1953 on the sam

i knew billy graham. and it is no exaggeration to say that billy graham did more to spread the message of christianity than any machine in history since the apostle paul. many people are christians today because of billy graham. we think of the man who preached to presidents and the queen of england as we've seen on television but i found he was more interested in the common person. you know, whenever he would do an interview, he would do a mike check and instead of the one, two, three, four, if five, he would quote john 3 clng 16, forgod so loved the entire world that he gave his only begotten son. somebody asked him why do you do that. and he said because there may be an audio technician or a camera man who had not heard of jesus and i want to share the hope. that was this heart of billy graham. lou: people people think it is dwindling, that is it's challenged around the globe. we know that. but what would you call the state of christianity in america today? how would you describe it? >> well, i think w

billie winner-davis, let's begin with you. as you sit in reality's home, talk about what you understood happened that first weekend of june in 2017. walked us through this -- walk us through this. on june 3, reality returned from a trip to the grocery store and she was immediately approached by mail fbi agents at her home. they advised her that they had a search warrant -- search warrant's for her home, car, and her person. fully.perated with them they took her cell phone. they took her keys. they asked her if she had a place -- if she basically wanted to be interviewed here at her home or if she wanted to go down to the fbi office. she agreed to the interview here at her home. they asked if she had a place that they could interview her that was away from everything. she advised them that she did have a spare backroom, a bedroom here in the house. she advised them she was not comfortable going into that room. she called the room creepy and weird. they nevertheless letter to that led herinterview her -- to that room to intervie

evangelist billy graham. throhout his 70-year career he preached to millions and served as a spiritual advisor to veral u.s. presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. aeport on how he's being remembered. ♪ >> billy graham's final journey marked the end of aner i-. a a religious lead we are bad appeal andia unpreceded international reach. ♪ reporter: mr. graham'spl s gospel message, his personal integrity and his criticize im cted the lives of hundreds of millions. >> the cards that so many have written and there are so many adjectives that havabbeen given t daddy and they're all so powerful. >> he captured the era of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who h praisedim as america's pastor. he was its greatest evangelical entrepreneur. billy graham took the role of the popular evangist to aew level, packing out stadiums the world over. >> god lov y. reporter: his central achievement was to turn america's white eadvantage gel cal protestants into a political force. he cowled ma

billy started in a tent. and he was sharing a gospel and randolph was so impressed by graham that he sent out the memo, puff graham. and next thing you know billy was on the cover of magazines and his ministry just exploded. it was like a revival like explosion that happened there in los angeles touched the whole world. ainsley: you knew him well as his friend. what can we learn from him? how can would he be more like a billy graham? >> that's a great question, anxiously. i would just say that billy was the most approachable accessible guy. there were not two billy grahams. the billy graham you saw in public was the same you would see in private. i remember i was with him once when he was doing a crusade and we went out to lunch at the red lobster. and we are having lunch. as it turns out there was an atheist convention in town of all things. and here is sitting at the table the face of evangelical christianity, billy graham himself. people came up to him. he was very friendly, very caring. that was who he wa

franklin graham/son of billy graham: "the billy graham that the world saw on television, the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham that we saw at home."anne graham lotz/daughter of billy graham: "i love you, daddy."he was remembered by those who loved him and by those whose lives were touched by him.sammy dagger/lebanese evangelist: "and when he spoke about prayer or he spoke about humbleness - he was a humble man. and his greatness really is from his humility.the president and vice president attended... along with their wives.graham signed off on many of the details of his funeral years agojean ford/billy graham's sister: "and i know what he would want me to say today is heaven is coming again.the final farewell -- to a north carolina farmboy who would go on to preach to millions across the globe.franklin graham/son of billy graham: "my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven. he wrote a book on heaven and today, he's in heaven."at the billy graham library in charlotte, i'm karin caifa. (grant) graham was buried next to his wif

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and tributes to the american evangelist billy graham. his body is lying in state in the us capitol — as the nation's leaders pay their respects. hello. after three years of conflict, conditions in yemen are described by the united naions as "catastrophic". houthi rebels — backed by iran — remain in control of large parts of the country, including the capital, sanaa. fighting them are forces loyal to the former president, backed by saudi airstrikes and a naval blockade. caught in the middle are the country's civilians — more than 20 million people needing humanitarian help or protection. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has travelled with saudi and yemeni government forces to the frontlines. high above the arabian peninsula, just off the coast of yemen. saudi arabia and its allies have ruled these skies since the war began. and they control the seas below. these shipping lanes are a vital gateway for the world's energy supplies. and a smuggling route for illicit goods. among them, the saudis say, weapons that ir

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evangelist billy graham. r,roughout his 70-year car the religious leader preached to millions anditerved as a spl advisor to several u.s. presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. the bbc's barbara plett-usher reports on how the man known as america's pastor is being remembered. barbara: billy graham's final journey marked the end of an era.re gious leader with a broad national appeal and ecedented international reach. ♪ barbara: mr. graham's simple cspel message, his personal integrity, and hrisma impacted the lives of hundreds of millions. >> the cards that so many have written, and so many adjectives haey given about daddy, and are all so wonderful. barbara: he captured the ear of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who praised him as america's pastor. he was certainly its greatest evangelical entrepreneur, an american success story. combining conviction with the combining conviction with the shrewd use of mass media, billy graham took the role of a popular evangelist to a

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continuing coverage of billy graham's journey home. thousands flock to charlotte to bid america's pastor a final farewell. >> rick: we will be watching. two major winter storms, one on the west coast, one on the east coast, evacuations are being ordered in some spots. more on this in a moment. doing more with systems you have in place. it can bring all your apps to life and run them within your data center. it is... the new ibm cloud private. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for smarter business. >> sandra: federal agents from the atf are en route after two people shot on campus, now getting word to that two people are dead. that just coming into our newsroom right now. it is a situation we have been monitoring. central michigan university, university of faculty and staff on campus or send emergency alerts in the 9:00 hour this morning that they shot had a been fired, specifically at campbell hall. you can see that on the map there. officials are still looking for a black

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and saying a final farewell to evangelist billy graham. politicians, family and the faithful gather in north carolina for the funeral of a man who preached to millions. the international monetary fund has joined international condemnation of president trump's plan to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. it says such a move will not only hurt other countries, but also those of the united states. stock markets have fallen since the announcement. china's steel industry called the move ‘stupid'. the european commission said it would react if mr trump goes ahead. canada's prime minister described it as unacceptable — and warned of serious problems ahead. the integrated nature of our supply chains means that there would be significant disruption, in canada obviously, but also in the united states. we buy more steel from the united states than any other country, and disruptions to this integrated... integrated market would be significant, and serious. but that is why we are pressing upon the american administration the unacceptab

and tributes to the evangelist billy graham. his body is lying in state in the us capitol as the nation's leaders pay their respects. after three years of conflict, conditions in yemen are described by the united naions as "catastrophic". houthi rebels, backed by iran, remain in control of large parts of the country, including the capital sana'a. fighting them are forces loyal to the former president, backed by saudi airstrikes and a naval blockade. caught in the middle are the country's civilians — more than 20 million people needing humanitarian help or protection. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has travelled with saudi and yemeni government forces to the frontlines. high above the arabian peninsula, just off the coast of yemen. saudi arabia and its allies have ruled these skies since the war began. and they control the seas below. these shipping lanes are a vital gateway for the world's energy supplies. and a smuggling route for illicit goods. among them, the saudis say, weapons that iran supplies to ye

and tributes to the evangelist billy graham. his body is lying in state in the us capitol — as the nation's leaders pay their respects. after three years of conflict, conditions in yemen are described by the united naions as "catastrophic". houthi rebels, backed by iran, remain in control of large parts of the country, including the capital sana'a. fighting them are forces loyal to the former president backed by saudi airstrikes and a naval blockade. caught in the middle are the country's civilians, more than 20 million people needing humanitarian help or protection. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has travelled with saudi and yemeni government forces to the frontlines. high above the arabian peninsula, just off the coast of yemen. saudi arabia and its allies have ruled these skies since the war began. and they control the seas below. these shipping lanes are a vital gateway for the world's energy supplies. and a smuggling route for illicit goods. among them, the saudis say, weapons that iran supplies to ye

billy started things by saying that. in his words, i have never known a time in this position where i'm not talking about economics and the problems with being in a small market with the oakland athletics. >> we'll have more mark later. thank you so much. have a good time down there arizona. back with you in a little bit. >>> well, the storm could dump several inches of rain in the burn areas of santa barbara county. authorities have issued a mandatory evacuation order for those areas affecting as many as 30,000 residents. their advised to evacuate by 6 p.m. a flash flood watch is issued for the area. on january ninth, at least 21 people were killed in a severe mudslide that knocked homes off their foundations. >>> one of those popular ski resorts in southern california is getting buried in snow after what's been a dry and warm winter. blizzard conditions are being reported on a mountain tonight. they got more than 14 inches of new snow overnight and 5 feet of new snow is expected on mammoth mountain through saturday. >>

. >>> the reverend billy graham will be laid to rest today. >> our reporter, lauren blanchard's live in charlotte, north carolina this morning with more on the farewell for the man known as america's pastor. i know it's going to be a very crowded funeral service. >> reporter: it certainly will be. good morning pam and david. is a high profile funeral to a week of ceremonies honoring billy graham, a man known for spreading christianity to millions of people around the world. >> everywhere he went, reverend graham deliver the same beautiful message; god loves you. >> reporter: president trump will join 2300 people for today ceremony held under a large tent, a reminder of held his ministry launched at the campus cathedral during the 1949 crusade in downtown l.a. >> i do not believe any man, that any man, can solve the problems of life without jesus christ. >> reporter: graham died at his home in north carolina at the age of 99, last week. >> he was one of the best men ever know. >> he was a good man of god. >> there has never been a man so -- [ pause ] -- that love god as much as billy

billy graham never wanted to be famous. he just wanted to be faithful and ended up both. >> bill: given our culture and the way it's bifurcating in so many ways he may be the last religious leader to lie in honor. why did he connect with so many people? >> when he started preaching in the 1940s to many were preaching pop psychology and philosophy and his famous phrase was the bible says, the bible says. the second thing was his message was so simple anyone can understand it. he preached the gospel. i appreciated what president trump said yesterday in the rotunda. he didn't try to water down his message, his message was we're all sinners and we need a savior and jesus christ is that savior. it wasn't the politically correct but it was the gospel message and millions respond. >> bill: we'll watch it from here. thank you for sharing your memories today. >> thank you. >> bill: you bet. we'll be right back. let's see. if this pack, and this pack, have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think the bigger one is better

. >> vice president pence aesident attended the funeral of billy graham today. the delivered by franklin graham. he told 2,000 mourners that the billy graham you saw television and in big stadiums was the billyaw at home. there weren't two billy grahams. >> the worst flu sn is the year's flu season has pe thet's february with fewer people going to the doctor with deaths are going as welthe intensity of the in beliaround the corner. hard to believe. things are in bloom at the convention center tonight the the philadelphia flower show. you see members of the and weather hard at work.please join us tomorrow for 6abc previ special airingt 7:00 p.m. here on >> nice to somewhere. >> how a glimmer of hope that this gets out of here. >> the wind is taking atime to and unwhined as go through the weekend. lphia internationalairpor gusting 50 miles per hour. you look at that and you need dramamine. traveling in ande at or storm. we sun good thing, 40s: 5 miles hour.e 3 feel t 30s as w we look at live double scan a band of snow passing through southeastern pennsylvania thro

. >> while ho chi minh battled the japanese, 16-year-old billy waugh growing up in southeastern texas made his first attempt to get into the fight. >> i ran off in 1945 and tried to join the marine corps and asked are you too young? i said i'm 18. he said no, i am not. and he put me in jail until i told him who my mother was and she hauled me back to texas and i got a tailwhiping for that. >> billy would have to wait for his chance. end of world war ii brought peace and jubilation to many. but when paris sent troops back to vietnam, ho chi minh had a message for the french. >> he actually said to one of them "you will kill ten of us for every one of you that we kill, and you will get tired of it first." >> during the late 1940s as ho chi minh fought the french, america was focused on its own post war problems. >> the french are fighting for colonialism, and that's not nice. the viet minh are communist-led and that's not nice. the only nice thing about the problem is that it's not our problem. >> but the cold war made it our problem. >> they start getting military aid coming across the

billy crudup is stopping by! >> steve: yo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another talented actor. and then -- oh, man get ready. oh, i love these guys. they made their television debut with us and they're back with new music tonight. their single is number one at adult alternative for the sixth consecutive week. they're just crushing it. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: nathaniel rateliff & the night sweats will perform! [ cheers and applause ] their jam is, "you worry me," is the jam. let's take a listen to it. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna leave it all out there to dry i'm gonna leave it all out there ♪ >> jimmy: that's all you get. >> steve: oh, no wait. >> jimmy: that's all you get. because they're going to be here live. >> steve: tonight? >> jimmy: right now. no, no. no. but they will be here, tonight. nathaniel rateliff & the night sweats! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] woo! >> jimmy: "tearing at the seams." "tearing at the seams" is the name of the album. guys, i read something that really disturbed me recently. american kids

your thoughts, we start with billy in new york. -- billy in north carolina. >> this was a good -- caller: this is a good day for the american people. we have been trying to get this done for a while. we have to protect the american people and the american people ourselves. we start protecting at home, we'll get stronger and stronger. that's biggest thing we need to do democrats, republicans, everybody, we need to take care of each other and this is a beginning of something very good , take care of our job the countries that don't like us, take our money but still don't like us. we need to protect everybody home, we can do everything among ourselves, take care of ourselves, all our people in the great united states of america and we can do that with stuff like, things like this host: you talked about home what about at home there in fwreevel, what impact do you think it'll have? caller: we're in eastern north carolina so we're kind of eastern part of the state is behind the rest of the state, i'm talking about myself now, i've been here a long time. not talking bad about it but that's the

evangelist billy graham. throughout his 7 the religious leader preached to sllions and served as a spiritual advisor eral u.s. presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. the bbc's barbara plett-usher reports on how the man known asr a's pastor is being remembered. g barbara: bilham's final journey marked the end of an wa. a religious leadh a broad national appeal and unprecedented inteational reac ♪ barbara: mr. graham's simple gospelessage, his personal integrity, and his charisma impacted the lives of hundreds of millions. >> the cards that so many have written, and so many adjectives dy, and theybout d are all so wonderful. barbara: he captured the ear of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who praised him as america's pastors heertainly its greatest evangelical entrepreneur, an american success story. wmbining conviction with the combining convictih the shrewd use of mass media, billy graham took the role of a popular evangelist to a new level, packing stadiums the world ov

: billy graham laid to rest friday in the billy graham friday in north carolina. >> he was reminded when i heard that my brother died of the song that the choirs used to sing, heaven came down and filled my soul with glory. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady and vice president mike pence and mrs. pence joining more than 2,000 people under a tent honoring the legacy of graham's canvas cathedral starting his ministry in los angeles in 1949 and preaching for more than 60 years around the world. the message focused on faith, family and teaching. >> he was faithful. he was available. and he was teachable. i want each one of to remember that. faithful, available and teachable. may we all be that way. >> reporter: graham buried in the prayer garden of the library beside his wife, ruth. his grave marker will read, billy graham, preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> i can only imagine what it was like for my father to step into heaven and there was the lord jesus christ to say, well done, good and faithful servant. not because it was billy graham. it's just another chil

billie eilish! the album is called "don't smile at me." >> steve: ooh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: don't do it. >> steve: don't do it. billie eilish right there, you guys. everyone is ready for that. [ cheers and applause ] big show. you guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hash tags hash tags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys. obviously, if you've seen this before. we do this thing on our show. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: every week where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so since march madness is in full swing, i sent out a a hashtag called -- >> steve: my dumb bet. >> jimmy: my dumb bet. [ laughter ] and i asked you guys to send us your funny or embarrassing stories about the worst bet that you've ever made. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for playing along. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now i thought i'd share some of my favorite my dum

. >> dana: funeral services wrapping up for the reverend billy graham. his body will be intered next to that of his wife ruth outside the billy graham library in charlotte, north carolina. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." known as america's pastor, reverend billy graham passed away february 21st at the age of 99. more than 2,000 people including president trump attended today's ceremony. steve harrigan is live in charlotte. steve? >> reporter: dana, this was a meticulously planned funeral, a funeral planned by billy graham for himself, really down to the very minute. it was scheduled to come in at 82 minutes. it came in under that time. for anyone who's familiar with billy graham's crusades or his meeting, they have a formula that they follow very regularly. that is you have bible reading, music and personal testimony. this funeral today had exactly those elements. perhaps the most powerful was the personal testimony. all five of billy graham's children spoke, at times addressing that casket directly as daddy. it was a r

win in leipzig last weekend get off of rock bottom or would streaking stuttgart be too much for the billy goats. and believe video assistant referee have a good weekend for a change of a string of correct decisions and a green light for the world cup this summer. well we are going to start things off at the top of the table by a munich were looking to bounce back in fribourg after being held at home last week against. the bavarians needed when they went into the match day sitting on a seventeen point cushion at the top of the league but when you are so used to winning you don't much like how it feels when you do anything else. the best striker going into this match wasn't playing for the side you'd expect newspapers in his scored ten goals in his last ten outings were private for more than eleven dusty who is rested for pickett tosca head freiburg scored first but at the wrong end jealousy u.g. blocked thomas miller's first shot but he wasn't going to be denied again next sunday swallow deflecting into his own necks in the twenty fifth minute. by and waited just three minutes for their se