said their name was jack wilson. they needed a ride. could they use the telephone. >> kay refused to let wilson inside. >> kay robinson called 911 and the delaware state police did respond but didn't see anything out of the ordinary, so they cleared the scene without any further investigation. >> thinking everything was all right, kay went back to bed. a half hour later, she was awakened again by a noise in her kitchen. that's when she saw the same man she had seen on her porch in her kitchen, holding a butcher knife. he chased kay through the house, grabbed her bit arm, put a knife to her throat and told her to follow his orders. if not, he said he'd kill her son who was in the adjoining bedroom. >> from that point, what little she could do, it was just completely three hours of torture, just horrific torture that she endured. >> after sexually assaulting her, the man told kay that he lived in the same mobile home park and had two children. then he stabbed her. almost 30 times. and left her for dead. before leaving, the perpetrator che

the list is extensive, from jack benny to jay leno to flip wilson, bob hope, the midnight special and squares. and if you want to know the real history of the place, just ask our friend, veteran video engineer chuck klein. >> if you dug up studio 4, you would find the swimming pool, where they did specials, water ballet. underneath studio 1, you find a bowling alley. danny kaye used to bowl there, that is why to this day it is referred to as "the bowling alley." >> as for us, when we're in l.a., this shot will look different. the newsroom will be gone this weekend as nbc news los angeles moves into new digs. >>> when we come back from new york tonight, something different about hollywood's newest action thriller, including the audience lining up to see it. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for

wilson. is this anymore more than a pr stunt? >> i don't believe so at all. i think daniel snooider is reading from the jack abramoff book of how to deal with the american indians. they have no real foundation. i'm the chair of one that works in indian communities. you don't see a board of directors and there's no specific mission of the organization. so, you've also seen one other disturbing element, an executive director is hired that recently cited in an ig report, inspector general at the department of interior questioning misconduct with the contract with the united states. >> and the -- >> i think this is just a pli. >> the name of the initiative, itself, washington redskins original americans foundation, why use the name that's caused so much controversy, why use the name in the very title? >> you know, i can't answer that question except to say i know he believe there is's nothing wrong with the name and the original americans, that seems like an original name but it also has an acronym oaf and seems appropriate. >> dan snyder cites support of native american community. how divided is the community