five months after mike's body was recovered, a perp walk to remember. denise williams being marched by cops from our office at florida state university. she was charged with first- degree murder of her first husband, mike. it was her daughter's 19th birthday. they said she confide with brian winchester to kill his best friend, mike. she pleaded not guilty. but, denise was the only one charged. what about brighton? >> they told us they had to make a deal with the devil. >> some called it the deal of the century. >> they wanted information of what happened to mike. where the body was. >> his attorney said prosecutors had but one priority. to find mike's body. >> they never said you have to give any evidence against denise. >> in exchange for his testimony against denise, brian got 20 years for the kidnapping and would not face murder charges. >> the state of florida versus denise williams. >> almost 18 years after mike williams disappeared, denise went on trial. she faced a mandatory life sentence if convicted. prosecutors had a lineup of witnesses. fdle agents, fish and

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williams died today at his home surrounded by family and friends. he was 94 years old. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mikewilliams was known for his wisdom, compassion and providing critical support to impoverished residents every day for 60 years. ktvu is amberleigh live tonight at san francisco city hall. amber. a very big loss tonight for the community. >> absolutely, mike. there is grief and gratitude for all the work cecil williams did for the people and city of san francisco. now, the folks at glide tell me he may have retired years ago, but he was still very much a presence at glide and that his work lives on the street of my life. the voices of the glide ensemble rang out in the church sanctuary in san francisco's tenderloin, just hours after its visionary founder and pastor, cecil williams, died monday afternoon. a man known for giving a voice and extending a helping hand to those who need it the most, this man of joy, this man of second, third and fourth chances. a brief ceremony honoring williams, led by glide senior pastor marvin white, who was chosen by williams himself to help carry out his

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is michael mckee, sitting down for an inclusive conversation with new york then-president john williams. mike thank john williams for joining us on bloomberg radio and television worldwide. the numbers came out. pretty amazing. are you continually surprised by the american consumer? john: first of all, welcome to the new york fed, we are celebrating our 100 anniversary here. consumer spending is strong, driven by strong fundamentals. job growth has been solid, real wage grains. -- gains. that is a part of the story. what we realize is we are getting a nice tailwind from the supply side of the economy. go to labor force growth, strong productivity, good real wage gains. with that, consumers are spending. mike: what is the thinking among your colleague, does this last, is this a surprise that go away at any minute? john: one thing that makes it hard to forecast as we are still feeling the effects of the pandemic, russia's war in ukraine, everything happening in between. we are still seeing an adjustment process by the consumer in the economy overall. overall, i think the economy will continue t

more wiggle room to spend some of his own us walking around money shot, we say use william glo craft military analyst mike martin told me what your green code gas with $61000000000.00 worth of 8 a. it's a, it's a huge amounts of money and is actually worth saying that $61000000000.00 is more money than the total amount of american aid from january to insurance to, to january 2024. so it's an uplift of a scale that we haven't yet seen in this part of the war on a lot of that is going to be spent on things like altura munition, which case is she g lacking at the moment? an ad defense is as well. we seen these terrible arabs of the ukrainian cities so that sounds like, definitely good news. how much of a difference still could this aid make for ukraine's fight against russ asked thing, stand this not much. developmental from the side. is that? yeah, i think you know, the phrase game change is used so much in the ukraine war and actually most the time, things on a game changer. but actually this is a bit of a tiny point. this 3 things really that you need to fly to will you need the will to fight a new cranes

we say that was the w, william delgado, military on our list. mike martin told me what you trained to get with $61000000000.00 worth of 8. this is a huge amounts of money and is actually worth saying that $61000000000.00 is more money than the total amount of american aid from january to mentions to, to january 2024. so it's an uplift of a scale that we haven't yet seen in this part of the war. and a lot of that is going to be spent on things like artillery, amunition, which case is she g locking at the moment. an ad defense is as while we seen these terrible arabs ivy, you claim you in cities. so that sounds like, definitely good news. how much of a difference still could this aid make for ukraine's fight against russia as things stand this not much developmental from the side? is that yeah, i think, you know, the phrase game change is used so much in the ukraine war and actually most of time things on a game changer. but actually this is a bit of a tiny point. this 3 things really that you need to fly to will you need the will to fight a new cranes

williams died at home today. the 94 year old was the foundation of glide memorial church in san francisco's tenderloin for 60 years. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener williams is being remembered for his wisdom and compassion and as a major support to the community. ktvu is betty yu joins us now in studio with a look at the legacy he leaves behind. betty. >> julie. for more than half a century, williams was a revolutionary reverend. he was considered the backbone of glide and arguably san francisco's most influential religious leader. >> i see soul ktvu last caught up with williams on christmas eve at glide signature holiday celebration, where volunteers serve thousands of those less fortunate. >> that afternoon in the tenderloin glides holiday jam benefit concert in november celebrated the 94 year old, who retired earlier last year as ceo of the foundation. this is just the beginning. every day is the beginning. >> every hour is the beginning. >> williams became pastor of glide in 1963. >> what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not goi

reverend cecil williams glide, confirming that williams died today surrounded by family and friends. he was 94 years old. good evening everyone. i'm mikeand i'm julie julie haener williams and his wife, janice mirikitani grew glide into a congregation of 10,000 in the 1960s. >> together they were strong advocates for civil rights and social justice. >> ktvu crystal bailey joins us tonight from the newsroom with more reaction from today's news and his legacy. crystal. >> well, reverend cecil williams was known for leading with compassion and kindness to pursue equality for people from all walks of life. now, during the civil rights movement, he pastored and grew glide memorial church in the tenderloin, known now for providing resources and underserved to the underserved communities and feeding the homeless. he fought alongside people like angela davis and the black panthers for social justice, even if it meant jail time. he provided a lot of hope to the community, and he's known around the world for his impact. >> and even though cecil was 94 and he lived a long and beautiful and impactful life, nothing takes away that sting of knowing

william bureau craft. we need to be on our list, mike martin told me what you cream could get with the $61000000000.00 worth of aid . a. it's a, it's a huge amounts of money and is actually worth saying that $61000000000.00 is more money than the total amount of american aid from january to insurance to, to january 2024. so it's an opt list of a scale that we haven't yet seen in this part of the war. and a lot of that is going to be spent on things like artillery, amunition, which case is she g lacking at the moment. an ad defense is as well, we seen these terrible arabs of the ukrainian cities. so that sounds like, obviously once it's got senate and presidential approval, i mean, as you say, ukrainian soldiers have run solo on munitions that impacts the question. really, because you seem to suggest that this aid could actually be the a to make the difference. so isn't really enough to at least balance things out for ukraine and even maybe take the lead against russia and as well. i think take the lead is, is perhaps going a bit saw and of course we really need to look forward to what happens in the us pres

he's a he's a very i can't think of anyone except him and of course william eventually you know, they're just they're perfect. >> mikeke to see at the end of the monarchy? but will it happen? >> i'd be happy to see a transition which included someone like prince william, a trans monarch. >> that's quite interesting. >> that's quite interesting. >> yeah, that's an idea, mike. >> yeah, that's an idea, mike. >> no, i'm not suggesting that queen slash king. >> no, they . >> no, they. >> no, they. >> you know, i think you'd like to see. >> are you thinking that the charles stays king and then the repubuc charles stays king and then the republic comes in after that , republic comes in after that, what's your what's the. >> and then. and then maybe william could be william and kate could be the first president. >> that's an interesting thought. >> what about that? >> what about that? >> no. we've had a republic and it didn't turn out that well, did it? lots of heads on spikes and it would just divide the country even more than it already is divided. >> sally, is it too soon for the king to go back to work ? he's king to go

he's a he's a very i can't think of anyone except him and of course william eventually you know, they're just they're perfect. >> mike to see at the end of the monarchy? but will it happen? >> i'd be happy to see a transition which included someone like prince william, a trans monarch. >> that's quite interesting. >> that's quite interesting. >> yeah, that's an idea, mike. >> yeah, that's an idea, mike. >> no, i'm not suggesting that queen slash king. >> no, they . >> no, they. >> no, they. >> you know, i think you'd like to see. >> are you thinking that the charles stays king and then the repubuc charles stays king and then the republic comes in after that , republic comes in after that, what's your what's the. >> and then. and then maybe william could be william and kate could be the first president. >> that's an interesting thought. >> what about that? >> what about that? >> no. we've had a republic and it didn't turn out that well, did it? lots of heads on spikes and it would just divide the country even more than it already is divided. >> sally, is it too soon for the king to go back to work ? he's king to go ba

annabelle: that was the new york fed president john williams speaking exclusively with our colleague mike markets here, the open for sydney, seoul, tokyo, this time of the day, we are looking to be pretty risk off across the board, and nikkei futures, singapore contracts down more than 1% at this point. overnight, it was really that story of stronger u.s. retail sales that came through. we had surging treasury yields across the curve, so that tells us the fed will likely stay on hold for longer, and that is the message that investors are really adjusting to hear. weakness particularly in big tech. we saw the likes of microsoft, apple, nvidia leading the drop, so something we are tracking closely. we will have more on "daybreak australia." ♪his is bloomber and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. e

annabelle: that was the new york fed president john williams speaking exclusively with our colleague mikeng a bit of a shadow on the expectations, we will state higher for longer. on the equity market today, a pretty pronounced selloff, particularly in japan, just under 1.7 percent. tokyo, seoul, also sydney. among the big lockouts we are tracking, it comes down to the tech sector in particular, a track we had on wall street overnight where we saw the likes of nvidia, apple declining, given that focus on high-quality growth stocks and whether that momentum can be sustained, particularly with earnings very much a focus. by materials, industrial, some of the other ones under pressure so far. what else we are tracking ahead of the open here is a bit of a note, the china stock market. this takes a look at the china hong kong northbound stock. actually come of this data will soon be unavailable on a real-time basis. that was a decision that was announced overnight. live trading data, hong kong, shanghai, shenzhen will no longer be available in about a month. we do understand from the bosses in

william we will get back to you as a news warrants, continuing coverage now to new york city, has become mike johnson will soon speak from columbia university after more than 200 arrests at columbia and new york universities, mayor eric adams praising the nypd high level of discipline dealing with chairs being thrown at them as they try to keep the peace. watch... >> nypd go to hell! >> everyone: nypd go to hell! [ chanting ] >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ chanting ] >> everyone: nypd go to hell. >> this is the new york police department. >> trace: the nypd chief of patrol john shot and debbie commissioner standby but first, the correspondent alexis mcadams she's live for us at nyu, alexis good afternoon. >> gil okay good afternoon. we are here at nyu, not as chaotic as it was yesterday, that is what they're trying to prevent at a campus. you can see here to the left this is a live look right now at what is happening with the boards, in front of the business school, it is a tactic at the school hopes will stop protesters from setting up tents and stop chaos like this. watch... [ chanting ] >> as

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mike mckee sat down with john williams yesterday. great work yesterday, as always.hat conversation? michael: the fact that the fed is anxious to cut rates. the thing that was not said in between those two soundbites was the reason that they think they should cut rates by sometime this year is that real rates are high and they are afraid of lack effects of -- lag effects hitting the economy. they are looking to cut rates if they can, but they're all saying now that we don't have to move yet. we can wait for the data on inflation and make sure that it is going down. lisa: the interview was interesting. i found it most compelling when he said they don't talk about or think about the long-term target. it is a play by you go, feel it out, though bumps in the road, figure out if they are big moms were small bumps. do you take him at his word or do you think they are thinking seriously about our net neutral rate? michael: i think they are thinking about it but on an individual basis. the long run, they don't have to do anything because it is the long run and things change.

former federal prosecutor elliot williams, ron brownstein, senior editor, the atlantic, former trump administration communications director mike dub key and kate bedingfield, former biden administration communication chins director. good morning. >> to all of you. a elliot, let's just dig into this arizona arizona news because of course, donald trump is an unindicted coconspirator here. but this is another example we've seen it play out in a couple of other states where they tried to send these fake electors to washington. it really underscores two me, the breadth of the scheme that was playing out around the election the scheme that's playing out around the election, and the patchwork of laws around the country in different prosecutors offices that have chosen to approach these cases in different ways. >> here you see sort of a hodgepodge, a mix fake electors themselves, these sort of people that nobody's heard of? no, they're not national figures, but also people connected to the former president himself, notably, not the former president, but still two former top aides who are as close to him as anybody else, right? other s

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mike and julie. this is such a heartbreaking moment for so many people across the city. i spoke with reverend cecil williamsone when they had the big holiday jam celebration for him back in november. he had the biggest smile on his face. i saw him looking out over the

the company naming a new ceo, william bill brown, who will take the reigns tomorrow, with current ceo mikean becoming executive chair. paypal in the green, raising its profit forecast thanks to resilient spending trends and improving margins. ceo alex cyst calling this a, quote, transition year. trouble for the online educators, course serra and chegg after guidance came in lighter and chegg announced a new ceo. dan will be stepping down june 1st after which the company's coo will be taking over the role. lot of moves. >> getting conference board this morning. back to rick santelli. hey, rick. >> yes. a common theme here, weaker than expected. look at headline consumer confidence for april from the conference board. expecting a number 104 to 104.5. 97. that's the weakest since february of '21. weakness since november of 23. what may lie ahead in the form of expectation, 66.4. weakest since july of '22. all three had revisions last month and if you look at headline revised from 104.7 to 103.1, weaker, present situation also weaker from 151 all the way down to 146.8. the only bright spot in

william: why is iran downplaying the attack practically suggesting it did not happen? suzanne: that is par for the course for the as la mikehere have been other incidents over the years are attributed to israel dispiriting away of the iranian nuclear archives which was done by mossad. the iranians never acknowledged that these incidents took place. they tried to blame them on other terrorists. they want to reassure their own population that they are in control and i think there is a desire to avoid any sense that there is the potential of a larger military conflict. reporter: we saw yesterday a mid-level iranian commander suggesting that any further violence could change iran's nuclear posture. iran claims its nuclear program is civilian. what empire could the latest violence have on the thinking of iran's leadership about pursuing nuclear weapons? suzanne: i think it is clear that the long commitment suggests this is not a civil nuclear objective they have with respect to their nuclear program. with everything we know from the archives and other sources suggest it is clearly designed for military purposes. they have not y

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commissioner williams really asked for. yeah, yeah, just just mike, yeah, i'd like to see a nice plan. you know, it seems. i mean, is that going to be accessible that that. absolutely. the rear yard. okay. all right. that's what i thought. yeah. it's a weird kind of hybrid because you know, of course residents will have access to it, but they kind of need to be monitored. so that's why we have them going out the front door. and will be escorted into the rear yard. got it. all right. thank you. thank you. commissioner, let's see, commissioner, vice president moore, i think talking talking to mr. architect, the drawings fall a little bit short of the presentation, i had a very difficult time identifying an elevator, which is not drawn the way it's typically drawn. there is apparently one, i question the number of bathrooms, but that goes hand in hand with the question. how many people stay here overnight? so each floor would have 12 residents and 3 to 4 staff total. so there is overnight 24 residents and 3 to 4 staff where would staff sleep, staff are

walton by trump ly mike davis, who i should note has also been floated as a role if trump is relected, i want tbring in cnn's legal anyst and former federal prosecutor, leo williams, who has appeared before judge walton, who knows the judges style well. >> one i want to hear about that because i've got a lot of feedback from prosecutors who said i wouldn't front of that guy. >> but on this >> complaint, you know, the judicial code of conduct does this complaint have any merit? know your view? no. what did what did judge walton say there that was impermissible that we can't have threats against federal judges, or that the rule of law needs to endure in order to have a functioning democracy. those are literally uncontroversial statements. now, if he had attack the former president or identify cases by name, of course, there'd be a problem there, but he was just stating in effect platitudes about how good it is to have a functioning government. yeah. and i mean, it is rare to see a judge come out. but he didn't name trump, he didn't even say trump's name as he was talking about the threats that are real his concern was saying the judiciary camp function, if we're wo

williams, a loss felt not only here in the bay area, but around the world. glide leaders say that his family is on their way to san francisco if they're not already here. julie. mike. >> yeah. his kindness, his love, truly bringing everyone together, always opening that door at glide for everyone out there on the streets to come in. true, san franciscan lost today. crystal thank you. >> thanks, crystal. well, we have spoken with cecil williams many times over the years in our coverage of glide events. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke to williams at length in 2019 as he was celebrating his 90th birthday and starting to ease back from his responsibilities at glide. >> on this corner of ellis street, light seems to find its way into the dark corners of people's lives. >> we always talk here, glide about making things better, touching each other's head and heart, and at the heart of glide memorial church in san francisco's tenderloin has been reverend cecil williams and his preaching unconditional love. what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. never, never, never openin

vaughn, you were traveling with mike pence, i was here in the studio most days covering these final frantic days of campaign alongside our former colleague brian williams. i remember each of these news cycles and i think we need time to probably build out this timeline. i want to turn to our lawyers on what you just articulated but i want you to ask one more question about the work that the prosecution did laying out motive. and it is this thing that wasn't unspoken. it was spoken. it was about ambassadorships. now, who gives ambassadorships and only one person gives that and that is the american president. let me read you this. this is from a text message from dylan. we're going to lay it on thick for her. at this point karen was teetering between two competing deals an we requested a meeting with each entity to make a pitch as to why they were the correct avenue for karen. how did it respond. good. throw in an ambassadorship for me, i'm thinking isle of mann and i was making a joke, i don't think it is even a country or that they have an ambassador. it was a reference to trump's candidacy. what do you mean by that. question? answer from keith davidso