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Billy Crystal, Who lost his home in the Palisades fire, shared a moving message in the charity concert La Foreaoid on Thursday night at the Kia forum.
After Green Day’s performance, Crystal took the stage to introduce the program, with income to a non -profit organization, supporting displaced families, the reconstruction of infrastructure and the progress of fire protection technologies.
“Our goal is simple tonight, to raise more money than the Dodgers spent on free agents,” joked the comedian.
Billy Crystal, who lost his home in the Palisades fire, shared a moving message in the beneficial concert of the Foreaoid on Thursday night at the Kia forum. (Getty images)
Crystal explained that Steve Ballmer, the owner of Los Angeles Clippers and the Intuit Dome, would coincide with the donation of all, $ 1 for $ 1, Thursday night.
The first donation of the night was U2 for $ 1 million, with which Ballmer will coincide, Crystal said.
“With your help throughout the country and here in the room, we will laugh again. We are going to listen to music again and we will be fine.”
“You will hear from several people who were tragically affected by these fires, and I was one of them. These were the clothes I used when I fled my house with my wife Janice, as many of us did, on January 7 it was all What I had.
A view of Billy Crystal’s house destroyed in Palisades fire. (MEGA/GC IMAGES PHOTO)
Crystal lived in his home in Palisades for 46 years. (MEGA/GC IMAGES PHOTO)
“It seemed an evacuated or someone who has just steal a 7-11,” Crystal joked.
Crystal explained that 23 years ago, he took the stage at Madison Square Garden to celebrate a benefit after September 11. He explained that he went to an afflicted audience, holding posters with photos of his loved ones asking if someone had seen them.
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“And tonight, here I am, talking with all of you with pain, but now I am also one of the thousands of pain, asking: ‘Have you seen my school? Have you seen my church? Have you seen my house? Have you? Have you seen my city?
Janice and Billy Crystal evacuated their home on January 7. (Getty images)
Crystal explained that after September 11, he was honoring many lifeguards and firefighters who lost their lives.
“Tonight, we are here together to thank you for all those who run towards danger while we run towards the shelter and security,” Crystal said.
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He paused to applaud the first to respond, and some attended the charity concert on Thursday night.
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“When we finally returned to our house in Las Palisades, in which I lived for 46 years, like thousands of you, our house now looked like this,” Crystal said, before a photo of the sequels of the sequels of the sequels of The sequels of the sequelae Palisades fire It appeared on the screen.
Firefighters observe a helicopter fall water into the fire of Palisades on January 11. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Firefighters work from a terrace while Palisades fire burns a property in front of the sea in Malibu, California. (AP Photo/Etienne Laurent)
“I stepped on the land and fell on your knees and cried. I hadn’t cried like this since I was 15 years Thinking: ‘How is my life without him?’ “
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“And now friends, I am 76 years old, without a mirror and much less life to reflect think: ‘What will my life be like our house?'” Crystal asked.
“I stepped on the land and fell on your knees and cried. I hadn’t cried like this since I was 15 years old, and they told me that my father had just died.”
Crystal explained that while visiting the land of what He used to be his home For 46 years, his daughters ran with a rock that had “laughs” recorded on her.
Billy Crystal said “we will laugh again” after the Los Angeles fires. (Bruce Glikas)
“Even in your worst pain, friends, it’s fine and it is important to laugh,” he said. “When I held that rock in my hands, this was the only thing that was left, I thought it was a message of me, 15 years, saying ‘it will be fine and it will be fine.'”
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“With his help throughout the country and here in the room, we will laugh again. We are going to listen to music again and we will be fine,” Crystal said.
