they were the early years of the black awareness, robert williams was active in south carolina. there was a period of time when the cot in the back of the store was a drop off for various disassembled armaments. sometimes someone we didn't know would put something under the mattress, making the cot unusable for several days. someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, whi

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robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can go to www.ktvu.com for more on the william lynch trial. look for the priest assault trial tab on the home page. >>> a pastor accused of sexually abusing young children was arraigned today. robert ruark is a pastor at st. timothy orthodox church. he did not enter a plea today. he is set to return to court august 23. robert ruark was turned into by fellow clergyman who suspected him of abuse. >> reporter: the girlfriend of thomas kinkade won a court battle today over his estate. amy pinto-walsh came out of court today smiling. the judge denied a case by thomas thomas kinkade's wife to send it into private arbitration. thomas kinkade died earlier this year. >>> a big announcement today, the government is opening a new patent office in silicon valley. they celebrated the opening. california submits one quarter of all patent applications and half are from silicon valley. >> having an office in silicon valley will allow the examiners to become part of the valley itself and to understand the technology issues the they i think you can on the east

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this is dorthea who worked as a servant in the roberts' household in brookhaven, new york. she was married to william cooper. the roberts' family employed her husband on the farm. they have two daughters, charlotte and fanny, and they have to say goodbye because william has chosen to go to sea for two years. the reason we know the story, i am afraid he doesn't have a very good fate. we know from the records of the national archives, he dies, so she applies for a pension. the only way you can get a pension from the government is to prove that you were legally married. we have a mulatto servant who married a native american and married by an itinerant preacher at the indian camp. the household she worked for, the roberts' family wrote this down, and said, "i know them and they have lived together as man and wife, and they had two children and she is deserving of his pension." it is to bring to life the real people who served on "constitution." we as historians need to find the record, the letter in the national archives to help you see how we bring to life the stories of the men who served on "constitu

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let's bring back our news nation political panel, jimmy williams, robert traynham.my, there is that seven-day tracking poll gallup has put out. the statistics say nine of the last ten leaders at the mark of 100 days out has won the election. what do you think? >> we're at 46-46 right now. >> i think the election will be at exactly that number. this is going to be a really close election. we are at 100 days. everything in my opinion is going to boil down to the debates. you remember in '08 mitt romney was not a great debater in the gop primary. in '12 he had some gaffs but came out stronger. this time he's going to go against a seasoned president. we'll see how he'll do. i don't know. that will teake that narrow sliver, that 8% to 10% and that will make up their minds. that will be the end of it. >> robert, is romney a stronger debater today than he was during the primary? >> absolutely. he's a much stronger debater now than he was four, eight or 12 years ago. he's been running for public office -- >> i mean just this primary. >> yes. the answer to your question, the

william lynch. we will have more reaction at 6:00. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have continuing coverage of the william lynch trial on our website, www.ktvu.com, click on the priest assault tab. >>> firefighters say a bus caught fire today but no one was hurt thanks to the quick actions of the bus driver. it happened after 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the driver saw smoke coming from under the hood of the bus. >> pulled over. opened the hood and flames just started coming out. i rushed everyone off the bus, called 911. >> officials say they were impressed by how quickly the driver got the passengers off the bus. investigators say the bus was serviced and they think that may have triggered a failure. >>> a huge traffic back up on the lower deck of the bay bridge because of a crash that lead to shots being fired and tonight we have new details on the suspect. ktvu's cara liu is here now with what she learned from authorities. >> reporter: we have learned new things about the man blamed for a traffic night mare here on the bay bridge.

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sharp words today during closing arguments in the william lynch trial, the man accused of beating up a priest he says molested him as a boy. ktvu's robert handa has more. >> reporter: both sides in the william lynch trial took their last verbal shots to try to sway the jury. >> reporter: william lynch, his attorneys and prosecutors spent the day ranging. william lynch is accused of attacking reverend jerold linder, he says he raped hip and threatened his family. the prosecutor reminded jurors this is about the may 2010 assault. he said it is understandable to be sympathetic to the sexual assault but it did not give him the right to take the law into his own hands. >> explain how they can not allow vigilante justice. >> reporter: the defense attorneys addressed the jury. the 1995 incident was rape and torture. he described the injuries as miner and not great bodily harm. he called william lynch the real assault victim and there is doubt because reverend jerold linder invoked the fifth amendment. >> indeed, reverend jerold linder continues to be above the law. >> reporter: and just 10 minutes ago the defense attorneys joined supporters an

tennis star and olympian venus williams returned to wimbledon not with a racket but with the torch. across town at the police command and control center robert broadhurst had his eye on the torch, too. he is in charge of 9,000 police officers for the olympics -- on the ground, in the water, and in the air. they are prepared, he says, for any kind of threat. >> the biggest threat of course is terrorism but the likelihood of that is very, very small. >> reporter: more likely an attack on a softer target. in a city of more than 8 million people there are a lot of them. there are more than 6,000 buses in london. it would be too time consuming to check everyone's bag and impossible to put a police officer on every bus. that's why they're considered a soft target. an attack on a bus, even small one, would have a huge emotional impact on this city. because it has happened before. seven years ago a home grown terror cell attacked london commuters, killing dozens. for the games, police are backed

roberts upheld obama care. it's not what you think while have report and analysis from brit hume, charles krauthammer, juan williams and mary katharine ham. >> the justice department has continued to move forward in fulfilling its critical law enforcement responsibilities. >> bill: no surprise the justice department announcing it will not do anything about attorney general holder being held in contempt of congress. is it legal will explain why. >> i will come on and play your clip and i will apologize for being an idiot. >> bill: should i apologize for getting the supreme court prediction wrong? or are their extenuating circumstances? bernie goldberg will render the verdict. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. should conservatives dispose john roberts. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to a new cnn poll the country is divided over the supreme court's upholding obama care. 50% supporting the decision. 49% not supporting it here is something interesting according to a k

they can do it for anything he want to do because john roberts, juan, established a precedent. go ahead. last word for juan williams, everyone. >> i don't think that's exactly right. they could always increase taxes on imports or anything. you pointed out. >> punitive. >> they already have that power. >> punitive taxation. >> they can use taxes as an incentive or disensign -- disincentive. the legal argument is that john roberts has planted a seed here to limit the commerce clause in future because he said it wasn't legal under the commerce clause. >> bill: that's great. >> argument is tax you for everything do you and everything you don't do. good luck selling that on the other side say we don't do that. >> bill: in november we will make a choice in this country. >> yeah, like romney. >> bill: bernie goldberg on whether i, your humble correspondent, should be chastened from my wrong prediction on the obama care ruling. then is it legal on punishment for those kids who tortured a school bus employee in upstate, new york. see if you think the tanks they got is fair. we hope you stay tuned t >> bill: hume zone segmen

william lynch on the lesser assault charges. more tonight at 10:00. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information tonight in the shooting death of a man accused of being a pimp to a san francisco teen. two more team are now -- people are now facing charges. ktvu's ken pritchett is live where he learned about a video that shows the suspects together before the deadly shooting. ken? >> reporter: in this complaint, very detailed documents we obtained today, investigators say it was the father of the girl who fired the deadly shot and the father was with the two men who were arraigned. and the documents say there is fbi video that shows the three men together, one holding a gun an hour before the killing. >> reporter: it was here on june 4 where calvin sneed was gunned down in his car. first charged in the murder where barry gilton and lupe mercado. parents who prosecutors blame him for trying to drag their daughter into a life of prostitution. today in court, antonio gilton, and alfonso williams were also arraigned on charges. >> i have had a s

turn this into a tax argument and certainly with all the reporting pete williams has done on the subject looking at chief justice roberts' opinion, he certainly viewed it as a tax as well. but right now, the romney and obama campaigns agree it's a penalty. as for chris christie's comments referring to eric fernstrom as a spokesperson, i remind people that he is more than just a mere spokesperson for the campaign. he is very close to mitt romney. >> and was with him back in massachusetts when they were working on health care together as well. probably the longest standing advisor among the inner circle there. thank you, mark murray. >>> democrats are now trying to beat back the republican argument that the individual mandate is a tax, pushing to instead call it a penalty. but is this argument going to work? joining me now here in aspen is los angeles mayor and chairman of the democratic national convention, antonio villaraigosa. tax, penalty, does it matter? >> i don't think it matters. they both agree. governor romney and president obama, that it's a penalty. it's a penalty for those who don't buy insurance and all of u

williams failed multiple drug tests and one more of those would mean a year-long suspension. as arguably the most important protecter of robertn iii, it's time to show he's straightened out. >> i always had a great deal of respect for the game. i just never had fathomed myself not being able to play, you know, due to a mistake that i made personally. you know, not due to injury or anything. yeah, it just -- i ain't going to say it gave me a new found respect, but it put things in perspective. it's here today and could be gone tomorrow. as long as i have a good season, that will probably wouldn't be the topic of interest anymore. so that's all i'm focusing on, just coming out and being the best tremt williams that i can be for this team. >> good luck to him. all good things must come to an end, including the national six-game win streak. he got into trouble after three scoreless innings, and the nats were having issues finding their offense and it's an equation that was destined to doom washington. fans checking out their team in milwaukee. got to love that. last night, wondering if they could get a refund, though, because it

the entertainer's ex-brother-in- law, william balfour, faces life behind bars for the murders of hudson mother, brother and nephew. wgn's robert jordan is live at the cook county criminal courts building with the latest: the judge denied a defense motion for a new trial in belfour will present a written impact statement during the trial jennifer hudson took is the stand and expressed her undisguised dislike for the accused ... she was overcome with emotion when the verdict was read ... the jurors only took three days before reaching the verdict he was a former gang member and the estranged husband of julia hudson at the time of the murders on the morning of the crime prosecutors say that he went into the family home after julie left for work he entered the home shooting her mother in the back and then he shot her brother twice in the head as he lay in bed ... he then drove off in the brothers s u v taking julia hudson's assign julie and the boy was later found in the front seat of the s u v shot and had several times julia hudson continued to have relations with him until days before the killing even though the couple was estr

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robert wagner, and actor christopher walken. >>> how sweet it is, tennis star serena williams winning her fifth wimbledon title. watched it -- in three sets. this is her 14th major championship. congratulations. >> eric: strong words in the campaign trail. david axelrod, senior advisor to president obama's campaign, accusing governor mitt romney of derailing basically 50 years of work intended to make government more transparent. axelrod calling romney, quote, the most secretive candidate since richard nixon, accusing him of refusing to disclose his major fund-raisers. romney's campaign denying these claims. what is axelrod's m.o.? joining us is fox news contributor, professor of law and political of science who is the campaign manager for michael dukakis. susan. what is axelrod talking about? >> he's talk being what's going to be a really nasty campaign here. i mean, as you say, what he's talking about is the fact that democrats are trying to push hard on the this idea of romney isn't telling you who is giving him money, his super pacs are not being disclosed, he's not telling people who is bundling the money

troy carrasco and william elppler, october 3, 2011, police dispatch put out a call of the stabbing that had just occurred. several richmond units began responding to the scene. officer robert long are right first in salt a suspect standing in front of 16th avenue. he saw he was holding his right hand in was dripping with blood. he also observed there was blood all of the sidewalk in front of the victim's house. he rendered first aid and so stayed with the victim. officers chased of fillmore, kevin i sent and sergeant mary gray responded to the scene as back of units. elderly male victim told responded officers that his son had stabbed him, and that he was somewhere inside of the house at 636 funston avenue. he said his son was suffering from mental issues. officers quickly determined there were other family members inside the house with the suspect. officers knew there could be for their victims of they did not act immediately. officer fillmore and sergeant grey enter the residence and started walking up the stairs while announcing san francisco police department. officers could see the carpeted stairs and walls inside the house were covered in blood. at the top of the sta

williams. ktvu. >> reporter: the father of a suspected shooter james holmes was arrived in colorado. robertholmes left his home in san diego earlier today. here you see him being escorted into an suv just after touching down in denver. the holmes family released a statement expressing sympathy for the families of the victims. they said they will cooperate. >>> in the wake of the shootings paris premiere of the movie has been canceled. you can see crews breaking down lighting equipment and take away the red carpet. the fans say they are disappointed but understand in light of the tragedy. >> three suspected gang members have been indicted for a shoot that killed a child there oakland. they have a 30-year-old, 23- year-old and 16-year-old who is being charged as an adult. prosecutors say they opened fire on a rival gang last november after a music videotaping. he allegedly fired the bullet that struck the 23-year-old. the boy later died at the hospital. six others were wounded. coleman was arraigned on murder charges today. both his grandmother and the child's grandmother cried after the hear