and that they did not believe that bob mcdonald was unaware of johnny william's intent, that they did not believe that the marriage was so estrange that the two, they could not conspire and that they do not believe that bob mcdonnell simply did nothing on behalf of johnny williams. >> reporter: the defense attorney, he represented bob mcdonnell, telling the jury that the couple could not have conspired together because their marriage was broken. the jury rejected that idea. >> a little bit of room guys, thank you. >> why do you think that they showed up overwhelmingly against the governor after all your reasonable belts? >> i don't know. i wasn't in the jury room. i have no idea. >> are you shocked? >> yes. >> what is it that is most shocking about it? and what is it about the conspiracy that other people say that you miss? >> i'm sorry, but i'm not going to get into details. >> where do you go from here? >> the court of appeals. >> reporter: on january 6. these are the not guilty counts. the jury says that bob mcdonnell and maureen mcdonnell not guilty of bank fraud of making false s

took gifts from donor johnny williams. the prosecution argued in return for helping back a nutrition's supplement company of williams. former governor aired the dirty launt degree of his marriage in open court depicting his wife and lauch and unstable and tried to demonstrate she had a crush on johnny williams all to prove it was impossible for the first couple to have colluded. but it didn't work. >> this is a difficult and disappointing day for the commonwealth when public officials turn to financial gain in exchange for official acts. we have little choice but to prosecute the case. >> anything to say for all the virginians watching out there? >> all i can say is my trust remains in the lord. >> a couple plans to appeal this but faces decades in federal prison when the sentencing begins next year. >>> this morning, the third american to become infected with the ebola virus in west africa is on his way back to the united states. dr. richard sacra, a missionary from boston flown to omaha to special sized treatment. his wi

johnnie williams, the sweet talking ceo of a pharmaceutical company called star scientific, which wasearch for their new drug. how did the mcdonnells treat him? >> he got carte blanche. he was treated very well. he was there for a reason. >> reporter: williams began lavishing the first couple with gifts, everything from golf clubs and outings, to a $20,000 designer shopping spree in new york city, to a $6,500 rolex that maureen then gave to the governor as a birthday present, to paid vacations complete with a loaned ferrari. >> you'd hear through the grapevine in the house where it was coming from. >> reporter: it coincided with a lot of visits? >> yes. >> reporter: so, there was suspicions that something improper was going on? >> yes. and for me, the big deal was the check for the catering. >> reporter: schneider is referring to this now-famous check, a gift for $15,000, used to help pay for the wedding of "first daughter" caitlin mcdonnell. the mcdonnells had hired schneider's company to cater the affair, but when todd realized the source of the check it was alarm bells, not wedding

the couple's relationship including the defense alleging that maureen mcdonnell had a crush on johnny williamshe governor claiming his marriage was so broken he moved in with his priest. pete williams is live in richmond. good morning. what do the mcdonnells if convicted? >> reporter: i'm sorry. >> what are they facing if they're convicted, pete? >> well, the judge right now is giving the closing arguments, and i think the jury's first order of business is going to be to decide what it wants for lunch. because the closing or the instructions to the jury are probably going to take about two hours. and the key question is what does the law require that the prosecution showed the mcdonnells did. there's no question they received these gifts from johnny williams. that's a given. both sides accept that. both loans that he gave them cash for, and also, a gifts including dresses for her, a rolex watch for him. use of a vacation home, a sports car, all of that. the question is what does robert mcdonnell have to have done to satisfy law here? does he actually have to have done some official act to help

that involved the former governor having direct contact with johnny williams. later on, there was an instance where both of them were not found guilty on certain counts. it almost seemed like there would be no counts come back not guilty. once you hear it on conspiracy, you understood that the jury saw there had been an agreement. the exchange, the power of the office for practical things, not so practical in the material sense, but actual things. we're talking about catering for their daughter's wedding, use of a ferrari at a country club, a shopping spree in new york. things that are high living on a public servant's bank account. that was apparently the problem. they were under great financial strains, and they took these gifts, which under state law was not specifically against the law. that's why this is a federal case. you can expect virginia law will change over time to reflect some of this. but very damning for someone who, as you know, lawrence, had been talked about as a potential presidential candidate or a short lister for a vp slot on the republica

now governor mcdonnell has said a what he did for johnny williams.eption at the governor's mansion, talking up the product to state employees. that's the sort of thing he would have done for any virginia business. it would have been good business promotion. and what the judge said today is that doesn't matter there is a legal reason for what he did as long as they had this agreement in essence, the bribery agreement. that's the first thing. secondly, you talked about the fact that during this trial that the lawyers for maureen talk about how dysfunctional the marriage is. here is the reason for that. she's not a public official. she can't be charged. she has no official function. she can't be accused of doing something wrong as a public official. but the prosecution's they are i have that she and her husband conspired to do these things. that's why the defense said look their marriage was so dysfunctional they couldn't conspire to do anything. the judge will be instructing the jury, i would guess, for another half hour or so. then lunch then delibera

not that johnny williams that gave the mcdon knells the $177,000 worth of gifts and cash and loans, nott he actually got anything, but merely, that there was an agreement to help him. whether he got anything out of it or not, the judge instructed the jury, doesn't matter in order to prove this bribery conspiracy. and the second point here, the judge said that even if the mcdonnells had a legal reason for what they did on his behalf, they talk up the dietary supplement made of tobacco, they urged officials to support it, spoke in favor of the idea of research money for the state and something that johnny williams never did get, but the mcdonnells said the former governor said whatever i did for him, it was normal service. the judge said it doesn't matter if there's a legal justification or a perfectly legal reason to do what he did as long as there was this agreement. so, those two instructions are i think damaging for the defense, favorable for the prosecution. but there's a lot to wade through here. >> and as you know, better than anyone, there are also so many human issues here, how j

further you mention johnny williams.ig to-do and reception the governor's mansion, which weighed heavily this trial. >> which is what started the thing off. my understanding is the chef who was involved in catering events at the governor's mansion was the one who eventually went to the fbi and said you to the this guy just paid for the wedding of the -- the catering for the wedding of the governor's child and that is what apparently was the crack that -- the door cracked open based on the chef, who i don't believe ever testified at the trial. at this point this governor's head is spinning out of control. i don't know whether -- no talk about whether they asked for bail. usually when someone is convicted of somethingxo they'e facing years and years years ans bail.fe for, the government i guess because of whom he is and how hard it would be to disappear they did not ask for bail. >> one point we're making, he was not a big deal in virginia and washington metropolitan area politics. he was a big deal in united states polit

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my name is johnny williams. my dream was to have a beer with my friends... at america's highest bar. shock top made it happen. a life full of flavor deserves a beer full of flavor. shock top belgian-style unfiltered wheat. live life unfiltered. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, nc.] bill: we could have cilic and nishikori on monday. certainly not that they wouldn't have earned it. nishikori, a tremendous match earlier today against novak djokovic, and marin cilic has been spectacular against roger. and what about the nerves at this stage? mary: are you nervous? bill: i'm nervous f

in virginia, it is legal to basically string along somebody like johnny williams. and maybe hint that we're going to make this the official state nutritional supplement or whatever. that's why i was a little bit struck. >> i think we've gotten cynical about politics. when we see these kind of things, we kind of thing that they, that they don't quite pass the smell test. but it doesn't really seem like they, that they quite cross that line. and the prosecution actually said, no, we, there really was a quid pro quo going on here. think that should be the concern for other politicians, that if, if that precedent has been set, that there might be some other cute kind of relationships that other prosecutors in other states might start looking at. >> it was a faulty defense in a lot of ways. and you know, remember that at an early stage, mcdonnell was offered conviction on one felony count and his wife exonerated. and turned it down. and i'm sure his defense lawyers told him, we got this nailed. but what they did was to focus almost entirely on the dysfunction in the fam

they are accused of taking more than 170 #,000 in gifts and loans in ex change for favors for johnny williamsr northern virginia bureau will be in court as long as it takes the jury to reach a verdict. follow julie and david on twitter for the latest. >> it's been six months since relisha rudd disappeared and the man suspected of kidnapping her killed his wife and himself. now d.c. officials say nothing could have prevented it. a 12-page review found district agencies did everything they were supposed to do leading up to the day the 8-year-old was reported missing. it also suggested improvements could be made with how the city handles homeless children. the report recommends better coordination and training for social workers, d.c. public schools and staff at the shelter where the suspect workeded. the report says, quote, there were several instances where professionals mandated to report are known or suspected child abuse failed to act. >> the centers for disease control says the ebola outbreak is spreading faster than any effort to stop it. tonight, another american has contracted the deadl

and his wife are charged with accepting more than $165,000 in cash and gifts from businessman johnny williams in exchange for promoting his company. stay with news 4 on air and on-line for breaking updates as soon as there is a verdict. >> new tonight, nbc news has confirmed a washington post report that justice department will launch a civil rights investigation into the police department in ferguson, missouri. this is separate from its investigation into michael brown's death. it means justice department investigators will examine how the department operated over several years. today in st. louis, protesters held another don't shoot rally while governor jay nickson officially ended the state of emergency in ferguson. >>> a health official at centers for disease control issued a dire warning tonight. he says the ebola virus will likely spread from west africa to other countries because health workers can't keep up with the outbreak. the world health organization says ebowl ya now killed more than 1900 people. we now know the other american treat ford ebola in liberia is dr. rick sacra. he co

they're accused of taking $177,000 in loans and gifts from businessman johnny williams in exchange for prestige from the governor's office. >>> the local seven-year-old's video who went viral for shaping a pop tart into a gun. the suspension was handed out more than a year ago to the second grader. it's a case of political correctness run amuck, but the school system says that pop tart incident was only the last straw after months of documented, threatening and disruptive behavior. >> the only reason he was suspended was because he mentioned the word gun and he said his pop tart looked like a gun. >> it's a case of an ongoing series of discipline incidents on the part of the student and the lengths to which the school has gone to to try to support that student before arriving at that decision. >> the school board hasn't said when it will make a decision. we will keep you posted. >>> a virginia toddler is lucky to be safe tonight after a man tried to abduct her. >> fortunately her big brother was nearby and he acted fast. >> he was walking up to a three-year-old asking her how her day i

. >> and the fact johnny williams had immunity from prosecution didn't matter. >> very charismatic guyw anyone could get pulled in to charisma. he could not recollect a lot, i understand he was under immunity agreement. so understood. but you know, i think he told the truth as he knew it. >> peggy fox, wusa9. >>> prosecutors offered bob mcdonell a deal to plead guilty to one count of bank fraud. which is the same count juriors found him not guilty of. >>> another weekend at the box office ends with disney supreme. >> six months have come and gone, they were married for 53 years. she was his everything. he can't live alone anymore. but we don't have the room. so we talked to suntrust... looked at our options...remodeled... for family, you make it work. he taught me that. we shine when we make room for what's really important. how can we help you shine? suntrust. >>> again, another beautiful sunrise. why are we seeing beautiful sun some dust in the atmosphere. the dust filters it. we have been lucky to have some clouds around. >> gorgeous. >> not completely overcast, you know when the su

keep in mind, johnny williams got immunity to do this.was more important for the prosecutors to put the politician away. they want people to believe that there is not corruption in government and that the people who act corruptly will be prosecuted. that's important for people to believe, otherwise, as your juror is saying, you don't want people to assume, this is how business is done. we'll just give cash and get favors back. this is an important thing we're trying to establish and these prosecutors are trying to establish that you can't just swap your office for personal good, whether they're doing a good job with those prosecutions is up to you. >> some politicians get into office and think anything that's not nailed down they want to take home with them. >> everywhere. they can have almost anything they fwan they want if they ask for it. >> kathleen, thank you for taking the time to come here and explain what you went through. and thank you paul singer for your reporting for usa today. >>> up next, it seemed like most everybody was th

mcdonnells misuse ds the power of the governor's office by accepting lavish gifts and loans from johnny williams>> when public officials turn to financial gain in exchange for official acts, we have little choice but to prosecute the case. >> the evidence a treasure trove of gifts and loans, including expensive golf outings, vacations with yachts and spas for the couple. a $19,000 new york city shopping spree, $15,000 in catering for their daughter's wedding, a $6,000 rolex watch for the government -- governor. all for promoting williams company star scientific. mcdonnell told the jury he didn't need williams' money and he didn't give him any special favors. while mcdonnell in front of the cameras professed his life for his wife, his attorneys presented evidence of a relationship so troubled they could not have conspired together. in this email to his wife in 2011, the governor wrote i am completely at a loss to handle the fiery anger and hate from you that has become more and more frequent. i did try to hide and deceive anyone. >> it's kind of a risky strategy, because even if the jury thinks t

mcdonnell's misused the power of the governor's office to benefit wealthy virginia businessman johnny williamsthe evidence, a treasure trove of gifts and loans, showered upon the mcdonnells by williams, including expensive golf outings, vacations with yachts and spas for the couple, a $19,000 new york city shopping spree for naur reen mcdonnell, 15,000nd catering for their daughter's wedding, a $6,000 rolex watch for the governor, all in exchange prosecutors say for helping promote williams' diet supplement company star scientific. >> present our evidence. >> mcdonnell took the stand himself testifying for five days. telling the jury he didn't need williams' money and he didn't give him nel special favors. his defense team strategy, publicly trash their marriage. if they were at odds privately, how could they be in this corruption conspiracy together. >> i love my wife. >> while mcdonnell in front of the cameras professed his love for his wife, his attorneys presented evidence of a fiery troubled relationship. in this e-mail to his wife in 2011, the governor wrote, "i'm completely at a loss as

focus on what johnny williams thought he was getting. >> i don't believe a judge will over turn this case. >> i don't. >> this was a long, well run trial. the jury has spoken. it's a trial that's been done. the guilty judgment was made. the verdict is in. they're going to do this all over again? >> no, no. >> so many guilty verdicts, on so many counts it will be hard for anybody to overturn this. >> imagine them saying to the state of virginia, do this all over again. >> assume it even happened. for bob mcdonnell who two years ago people were discussing running on the vice presidential ticket with mitt romney. what an incredible fall from grace. his political career is over. the american public loves redemption. it is over. >> blagojevich is in the can now watching this. what a message this sends to politicians. you are not going to grab the silverware like before. getting away with extras, trips. want to go on a golf trip? come on, i'll take care of you. that guy will go, wait a minute. i better not end up like bob mcdonnell. i get on this plane and i'm taking a versus from you. if

along with his wife, of accepting more than $165,000 in loans and gifts from virginia businessman johnny williams. in exchange for a special promotion of one of williams' company's products. >> obviously very disappointed we couldn't bring this home for our clients today. we will appeal. >> reporter: legal experts said the judge's instructions to the jury specifically his definition of what constitutes an official act by a public official, may form part of the defense's appeal. >> by the judge giving the jurors a broad ruling of what it means to be acting in your official can capacity, he makes the prosecutor's job much easier in proving the case beyond a reasonable doubt that in fact he accepted these gifts in capacity of the governor. >> reporter: and not as a friend. sentencing is set for january 6th. political analysts say mcdonnell's conviction is a cautionary tale for politicians. >> there's a national lesson here. just because you're a star politically, just because your star is rising, doesn't mean that you have a blank check to do anything. >> reporter: there were media reports earlier t

counts, the most serious sing they conspired to use the power of the governor's office to help johnny out williams as jonnie williams. will takeabc 7 and we you live to richmond as soon as there is a verdict. into september and the kids are back in school, but it still feels like summer. it is about to get hotter. steve rudin is here to tell us what to expect. hit 89 degrees, one degrees shy of 90. if we hit 90, it would have been the first time this year we had four consecutive days of 90 degrees or better at reagan national airport. so far this year, 20 days at 90 or better. this time last year we had 29. four years ago, 67 days at 90 or better at reagan national. we don't have a whole lot of time left to make that up, but temperatures will warm dramatically for the day tomorrow. airport, 68t the gaithersburg, 70 frederick, 70 winchester. satellite radar remains dry, a few clouds. we may have patchy fog is especially northwest of d.c. in the early morning. will not amount to a lot and should not cause any travel delays. the nighttime lows of the 60's in the suburbs, lower 70's downtown. we will

the mcdonnells received more than 140 thousand dollars from star scientific ceo johnny williams. federal prosecutors contend mcdonnell accepted the money in exchange for promoting star scientific's products and providing other favors. mcdonnell was offered a plea bargain earlier this year, but opted instead to go to trial. his defense strategy largely until lacing the blame on his a nonpublic, who as official, could not have been convicted of corruption charges on her own. mcdonnell's are attorneys argued the couple were to estranged jeff conspired in a criminal manner. ofors found mcdonnell guilty all the corruption charges against him. after the verdict was announced, virginia district attorney said mcdonnell had violated the public trust. >> this is a difficult and disappointing day for the commonwealth and its citizens. public service frequently requires sacrifice and honest always requires financial sacrifice. when public officials turn to financial gain in exchange for official acts, we're little choice but to prosecute the case. >> former governor mcdonnell is the first vi

prosecutors say the mcdonnells did favors for the vitamin executive johnnie williams in exchange for more than $165,000 in gifts and loans. bob mcdonald's attorney says he will appeal. >>> happening today, a new push to put more money toward gas pipeline safety. state senator jerry hill will hold a news conference this morning bargaining table recent 1.4 -- this morning about the recent $1.4 billion fine from the san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. much of the money from the fine is expected to go towards the state's general fund. but hill has a plan to divert more of it toward pipeline safety measures. >>> in richmond, a high school bake sale sent several children to the emergency room. kpix 5's cate caugiran explains what was in the cookies. >>> reporter: two students hospitalized, three sick, one other student arrested, it's only the first month of the new school year. >> this was just a bad decision and bad mistake, and there's going to be consequences for the behavior. >> reporter: a bad move by a de anza high school senior. the school says she sold marijuana cookies to at lea

during the trial, businessman johnnie williams who was given immunity admitted to providing if the former couple with more than $177,000 the loans, gifts and trips all in exchange for political benefits from the mcdonnells. >>> celebrities and fans are paying tribute to the late joan rivers. >> the 81-year-old brash comedienne and fashion critic died thursday after going into cardiac arrest during a routine procedure last week. the new york state health department is now investigating what happened. >>> police say a 57-year-old man stabbed his mother before setting their home on fire. >> this was in rockville early thursday morning. vanessa heron joins us live from ira street in front of where the house is boarded up. >> reporter: good morning, yeah this home on ira street is now a crime scene. they're actually police cruisers just down the street here. you can see just behind me the home is surrounded by crime tape. you can smell the burned wood in the air here. police now saying that a grisly crime happened just before that fire was set. police say 57-year-old hani haleem allegedly told

they suggested was that, first, bob mcdonnell, according to jury, basically took a bribe from johnnie williamsho came into the governor's office and offered him a loan at sweetheart terms. said he would give him $50,000, wouldn't have to repay until four years later when he left the governorship and after that 2%, and after that he said there is going to be no documentation at all, we can just do it on a handshake. when bob mcdonnell did that, i think that started the course where the jury eventually reached its conclusion today because what it then suggested is that simply by concealing that, the prosecution suggested, and the fact that bob mcdonnell took some actions that, even if they were relatively routine, after he had received that bribe from mr. williams, he should be found guilty of taking an official act on his behalf after receiving that bribe. the defense time and again suggested bob mcdonnell did nothing unusual for mr. williams, but when the judge instructed the jury, he said an official act didn't have to be something unique or unusual, it could be something taken in the normal

wife maureen mcdonnell to say she's the one involved, really at the heart of these dealings with johnny williams, this virginia businessman. she and the governor weren't really talking at the time because their marriage was a mess is kind of the argument the defense makes. and so he couldn't have been involved in kind of the bulk of these dealings with jonnie williams. the question is whether the jury buys the two of them weren't speaking to each other or weren't interacting enough for him to have been involved. >> philip, mcdonnell says what he did was not illegal, just politics. with the approval rating of what most politicians have right now is that an argument you think most people will buy? >> i think that the standard that's being applied in virginia is fascinating for a variety of reasons, including the fact that virginia has very lax ethsic laws. he can receive gifts of enormous value as long as he reports he received the gift. the status for quid pro quo in virginia is a lot different than in other states. the jury was instructed it didn't have to be explicit quid pro quo but rather tha

accused of accepting over $165,000 in gifts and loans from the ceo of a dietary supplement company, johnny williams allegedly in exchange for promoting his product. it was the couple's marital drama that took center stage at the trial. >>> back to the developing news following this hour, the u.s. military trying to determine whether it killed a top global terrorist. godane. the leader of al s when shabab. >> u.s. military conducted an operation in somalia yesterday against the al shabab network. we'll provide some additional information as appropriate. >> u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s went after godane a year ago. the raid was unsuccessful. joining me from the pentagon is nbc's jim miklaszewski. jim, do we know how long this military operation had been in the works for? >> reporter: u.s. military and intelligence officials have been pursuing godane for sometime. probably close to two years. but they stepped up the efforts after that deadly attack on the mall there in nairobi, kenya. for which godane is accused of only ordering but putting together. 67 people died there. you get a sense that they've been trac

prosecutors say the mcdonnells did favors for vitamin executive johnnie williams in exchange for more than $165,000 in gifts and loans. the attorneys will appeal. >>> est attorney general eric holder announced the justice department is investigating the ferguson, missouri police department. >> in ferguson, our investigation will assess the police department's use of force including deadly force. it will analyzed stops, searches and arrests. and it will examine the treatment of individuals detained at ferguson's city jail in addition to other potentially discriminatory techniques and tactics brought to light. >> ferguson thrown into the national spotlight last month after a young man was killed by a police officer. the shooting touched off days of protests including violence. >>> developing news, president obama continues to meet with world leaders at a nato summit in britain. as mark albert reports, the leaders are hoping to he do sign a strategy to stop the terror -- hoping to design a strategy to stop the terror group isis. >>> reporter: president obama and british prime minister da

. >> yo ya tengo el bikini, porque va a haber un reto, mi alan, asÍ como el tuyo con johnny, william,escuchar, y miren su reacciÓn, su mami le habla, y miren su transformaciÓn, miren su cara. >> le empiezan a hablar... >> ah... quÉ reacciÓn tierna. >> debe ser la bendiciÓn mÁs grande de la vida el ver a tu hijo que despuÉs de no escuchar absolutamente nada... >> en sus siete meses de vida nunca habÍa escuchado, fue la primera vez y esta fue la reacciÓn que tuvo al escuchar, imagÍnense, la voz de tu mami. >> se ve que estÁ con los doctores, la persona que le coloca el aparato. nada mÁs los papÁs cÓmo estÁn de feliz. y estaba llorando, viste? >> quÉ hermoso. >> quÉ lindo. bueno, ahora de uno tierno a uno impresionante, esto es en vietnam donde se juega muchÍsimo bÁdminton. y pleno torneo, captado en la cÁmara de un telÉfono, colapsa el techo de un estadio, fue en hoshi ming, gracias a dios no resultÓ nadie herido, y aquÍ estÁn las imÁgenes impresionantes, cuantas imÁgenes no se han captado si no fuera por un telÉfono, en la actualidad, esto paso en vietnam, no hubo heridos, el torneo po

johnny, william. >> asÍ es, mi anita.erdo? >> no. ¿verdad que no? dÍgalo a @despiertaameric ¿dÓnde nos vamos ahora? >> ahora nos vamos con los muchachos. >> muchachos, no se preocupen. nosotros aquÍ mÁs adelante en mÉxico vamos a platicar con yesenia y con stephanie, para ver cÓmo se sienten. >> por supuesto. es que va por ti estÁ mejor que nunca y ayer fue la segunda gala y les tenemos todo el detrÁs de cámara, todo lo que sucediÓ y karlita, con las grandes invitadas que tenemos. simplemen es un gran programa aquÍ tenemos muchas respuestas y preguntas que hacer. >> y tambiÉn prepÁrense porque obviamente una fiesta patria no es fiesta sin una buena comidita. les tenemos una receta deliciosa para chuparse los dedos y gritar viva en mÉxico en grande. >> y lupillo rivera sigue dando mucho de quÉ hablar. lo agarramos y sigue hablando de estos temas, que lamentablemente estuvo malito de la salud y otras cositas mÁs. ya lo sabe. estamos transmitiendo desde la ciudad de mÉxico, y a la noche, el mariachi villa marÍa. y vamos a da

johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. izabeth williams, our first champion of our new season. would have wound up winning more money yesterday, but she and the other two players were done in by theodor geisel -- better known as dr. seuss. bill and tessa are here to challenge today. we're delighted to welcome you, and good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. one daily double coming up in one of these categories -- each correct response will begin with the letter "b" and be followed by three others. the 30th anniversary blu-ray dvd comes out today for "ghostbusters," yeah. ...and she's had some work done, right? alex: elizabeth, start. let's do "ghostbusters" for $200, alex. dan aykroyd called slimer the ghost of this friend of his who was supposed to be in the first film but died in 1982. tessa. who is belushi? yes. john belushi. she's had some work done, $200.

reactor en el cual los caballeros tenÍamos que ir a rescatar a las princesas, lo logramos johnny y yo, le ganamos a williamestÁ buena ♪ ♪ apaga esa luz ♪ cambia esa actitud ♪ el vaivÉn de tu cintura ♪ ♪ me lleva al descontrol ♪ sube la temperatura ♪ bailando bajo el sol ♪ no te despegues ♪ bailemos tÚ y yo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no he visto una mujer tan bella ♪ ♪ ojos claros, y un cuerpo salvaje ♪ ♪ la mÚsica que no pare ♪ ♪ regÁlame una noche ♪ ♪ tan sÓlo una noche ♪ ♪ bailando bajo el sol ♪ el vaivÉn de tu cintura ♪ ♪ me lleva al descontrol ♪ sube la temperatura ♪ bailando al descontrol ♪ ♪ ♪ llegaste a mÍ ♪ ♪ bailando asÍ ♪ ♪ me hacÍas sentir ♪ ♪ regÁlame una noche ♪ ♪ tan sÓlo una noche ♪ ♪ regÁlame una noche ♪ ♪ apaga la luz ♪ cambia esa actitud ♪ bienvenidos a fiesta, venga ♪ que la noche estÁ buena ♪ >> con la mano arriba, miami! ♪ sube la temperatura ♪ bailando bajo el sol >> "despierta amÉrica"! los conciertazos! ♪ ♪ gracias por la invitaciÓn, mi gente, de verdad que sÍ! ♪ ♪ de camino pa' la cima. >> j Álvarez con nosotros. tienes calor? a desconectarte porque tienes que ir a la alberca! >> ya estamos listos pa

william levy. ¿a quiÉn le viste cara? de johnny. ando basura. estÁ basada en una novela infantil. >> es un libro gigante de 550 pÁginas con una cantidad de personajes. el primer aÑo fue enfocarnos en cÓmo podÍamos traerlo en 90 minutos. >> ¿cÓmo tiempo duro para terminar el proyecto? >> siete aÑos. en sÍ, la filmaciÓn tomó 18 meses. >> hablando de la filmaciÓn, la actriz tuvo la oportunidad de visitar los estudios y nos revelÓ cómo fue su experiencia. >> los vi filmando la animaciÓn con las figuras. eso es lo mÁs increÍble que he visto. >> y como en todo cuento, no podÍa faltar el villano. >> ellos son amenazados por un hombre que vive en la superficie. mim personaje estÁ decidido. >> si les gusta la comedia, la acciÓn y criaturas mÁgicas, no se pueden perder esta emocionante pelÍcula que llega a los cines este viernes 26 de septiembre. >> bueno, como dice uno de los boxtrolls, jelly, jelly, jelly. me encantÓ. tÚ tambiÉn viste la pelÍcula y la disfrutaste. >> sÍ. es muy padre. estrena maÑana. >> todos vamos al cine maÑana. estÁ espec

time i watched her on johnny carson i thought this is out of control, and that was her plan, and she is brilliant. >> kathy griffin, who i thought was so eloquent about robin williamsthe "los about what joan rivers meant to her. there were four or five joan rivers. i hope people remember what i remember on johnny carson. >> a lot of people remember her from fashion police. >> that was a profound success. >> it was. her humor, her wit, her take on things, her reverence, it was unique. >> i would suggest it changed fashion and change the way we look at your world. >> it did. >> it made froumpy a four-letter word. i am trying to think of something funny to say about fashion police. you just last so hard. you look great today, wear something nice next time. you so much. >> our twitter question of the day because of his job stay -- are you more concerned about getting a raise or keeping your job? like those folks who demonstrated yesterday asking for $50 an hour. or both. tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ >> it is job stay, so coming up at 8:00 a.m. on "in the loop," we have a great lineup of guests. betty liu will be speaking with jason furman, patrick doyle, tom stenmberg. t

william john dunley. orissa dinardo short christopher moore den costs. jeffrey marc dingell. rena sam venue. anthony demetrio. george dave pasquale. joseph paladino. douglas frank destefano. donald america to tullio. ramon is a dna. johnnyelissa penn needed to wait. brendan dolan. robert e. dolan jr.. and my step-son we miss you and love you so much. you will walk with us in our hearts forever. >> my brother firefighter michael francis lynch. we know you were rescuing people in an elevator seventh tower the first to go down. you always carry this in your wallet and high school by ralph waldo emerson. you live this way. success to laugh often and to win the respect of intelligent people in the affection of children. to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends to appreciate beauty to find the best in others to leave the world a better place whether by a healthy child a garden patch or a redeemed social condition. to know even one life is breathing easier because you have lived. this is to have succeeded. ralph waldo emerson. we love you and we miss you michael. >> neal dollar. james dimartino. alberto dominguez. carlos dominguez. jerome marc patrick dominguez. kathleen w. donnelly.

>> johnny, me encuentro dentro del restaurante de wissin, con un diseÑo retro chic y aquÍ encuentran sushi, pizza. estoy aquÍ con williamy. soy un ejemplo. que digan wow, yo puedo hacerlo. >> es una maravilla. encantadora. ahora, me voy con el hombre de las noticias. aquÍ, en puerto rico, no se mueve una silla sin que se entere william. >> mÁs o menos. todo indica que va a ir a nueva york, porque lograron convencer a la juez del caso de violencia domÉstica y tenencia de armas, pero parece que consiguiÓ un permiso para ir a nueva york a cumplir con el concierto bajo dos condiciones, pagar una multa y tener un billete. el 29 de septiembre debe presentarse para definir su vÍa judicial. >> Él puede ir a la cÁrcel, ¿sÍ o no? ¿y cuÁnto tiempo serÍa? ¿es posible? >> la informaciÓn que yo tengo o las fuentes de informaciÓn de la persona que lo estÁ acusando, indica que sÍ, es verdad. pero hay que demostrarlo en corte. >> ¿quiÉn es rebeca lÓpez? >> ella es una muchacha joven, bailarina. ha bailado con vÍctor manuel, con luis fonsi, es hija de la trompetista de la orquesta de gilberto santa rosa. la mamÁ está en shock y una fuent

william. >> es el Único que todavÍa no me aprendo. >> estamos por producir el cd con todas las canciones. no es cierto estamos logrando. hoy nuestro encargado del revoltillo es nuestro johnnymientras se divertÍan en un día de playa. >> quÉ revoltijo! >> todo bien, mi johnny! estabas desayunando? >> no, estaba hablando con los lenguilargos, me estaba empapando de eso? y ustedes? >> uno de los vÍdeos mÁs vistos fue este. >> pueden entrar a la web para ver los incidentes de ana patricia. >> es uno de los vÍdeos mÁs visto, mucha gente me dice que me caigo mucho, ojo, me he caÍdo dos veces, y he usado tacones todos los dÍas de la semana durante toda mi vida, no es que no sÉ andar en tacones, lo que pasa es que las piernas flacas se tambalean, y me quedÓ dormida un dÍa, a todo el mundo le pasa, no es que sea tan despistada. >> no es tan despistada, su vÍdeo es nÚmero uno en visitas en la pÁgina de despiertaamÉrica.com, y vamos a tener vÍdeos motivacionales. >> es una columna. no pueden dejar de verlo. >> karlita... (inglÉs) >> quÉ padre, me encanta regresar con buenas noticias, me encanta que mi jefe estÁ escribiendo esta columna, esto es de verdad, es una mujer que de verdad mo