letters of marie williams and from the canadian home front, 1940-1944. so, as world war ii in europe get underway, families begin evacuating british children. at first evacuation was limited to well-to-do families, people with money or influence, but then companies like ford and cut back arrange evacuation of children of their employees. and service clubs started to help and in private schools would make arrangements. then the british government got involved to make evacuation a little more equitable, and the result was the children's overseas perception board. for canadians it was painfully clear that german invasion of great britain was a possibility. many canadians still have strong ties to the mother country and felt committed to supporting the british cause in any way could. one way was to accept british children into their homes for the duration of the war. so, what would possess a young divorced woman to send her three sons to wages 13, 11 commends nine, thousands of miles away across the submarine invested a motion to stay for an indefinite amoun

for the openerdy against william and mary, and be a very young ball club. as a matter of fact, there is a will be returning againsts and kickoffs william and mary. the older guys on this terps team are the key. they will take us as far as go this year. need to help show the kids maryland way.he this is how we do things. we have got a great group of guys that i trust, guys know will carry out what i know we need done. >> and we have my college .ootball preview is tomorrow night, prime at 8:00, and the picture the day from green bay, lambeau field. in the face.eam pie on, man. get a new face to work on. for tennis fans, the u.s. open. there you have it. >> back up again. do not go away. i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and stngthens guarante benefits." and the ryan p plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs foseniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise futur

he'll line up for center when the terps host william & mary tomorrow and he says the most important thing is taking control of that huddle. >> you go in there and look everyone in the eye and be confident about the may you're saying and be confident in the -- play you're saying and be confident in the huddle, everybody is going to trust you and believe in you. you can't go in there scared because the guys will be down. you have to go in with a lot of energy and get everybody fired up ready to go. >>> we have a winner in our player of the week bishop ireland at bishop o'connell. we'll have highlights on our report at 11:00. >>> from last night's kids state season opener, not really the way you want to start the season. towson gets the punt from kent state but fumble it. andre carter of kent state picks it up, takes off but he's running the wrong way and they're chasing him. what makes it worse is the tigers actually push him out of bones instead of letting hum -- bounds instead of letting him run into the end zone. nobody knows what's going on. run the wrong way. he's so proud of himself a

the terps will open up their season september 1 against william and mary. tom tasselmyer is back with your seven-day forecast straight ahead. better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions for maryland's schools on the line. we need to fight back. call your lawmakers and tell them to put national harbor on the ballot this november. because it's not up to the special interests, it's up to you. >> hundreds of tickets to the hottest events in town headed out for free. find out which politicians are getting [inaudible] repeatedly. it rise in whooping cough. following >> upper 80's tomorrow. back into the 90's on wednesday. thunderstorm chances increase. friday will be the best chance for some rain. we are running a bit of a rainfall deficit. this is not the widespread rain that we need. >> thank you for joining yes. nbc nightly news is next. >> have a good night. [captioning made possible by constellation ene

. >>> college football, maryland begins its season september 1st hosting william & mary and the stadium now features a new state of the art field which boasts being the coolest fedex turf field in the nation. 15 total starters returned on offense and defense. the terps hope to rebound from last year's 2-10 record under first year head coach randy edsall. >> biggest thing is i think everybody is just ready to move on and we're going out swinging. last year is a new year. we started that in the spring. everybody is ready to go and kind. itching and just ready to -- the thing is that there's no secrets really and just go out and work as hard as we can. >> get her done. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share ever

edsall announmced today that perry hills will be his starter when the terps open up against william and mary week from saturday...incumbent cj brown is lost for the year with an acl tear.. tear.. and things appear to be working out well for their predecessor...danny o'brien transferred to wisconsin, and has been named the badgers' starter..in two seasons in college park, o'brien threw for over 4-thousand yards and 29 touchdowns, but lost his job last season to brown, leading to his transfer that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm bc..g. goodnight.Ñ

. >> terps open up against william and mary september 1.or a check of the weather. >> i made the mistake of going out to get dinner. >> almost didn't come back. >> oh, my goodness. beautiful day today. >> give us 24 hours, and we will see. tomorrow most of the day will be fine but towards the end of the day, towards sunset. rain chances begin to creep in a little bit. spike overnight noon monday. so we will see 80's for highs. rain chances trail off on tuesday. most of next week looks fine. tomorrow not a washout but there's a rain chance at the end of the day. >> beautiful. thank you for joining us. see you back here tomorrow. at 5:00 for 11 news sunday morning, "saturday night live" is next. have a great night, everybody. >>> and now a message from the committee to elect mitt romney. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. hi there. hi there, america. you know me. i'm mitt romney. candidate for president, and the current leader in the polls for the republican nomination.

. >> the terps open the season at home on september 1st against william and mary. >>> we're getting closer to finding out where the home and the new home for the redskins training camp will be. a spokeswoman for richmond's mayor say a recommendation will be announced later this month. the redskins camp has been held for the last decade at the team's corporate headquarters in ashburn. in june the team's general manager, bruce allen and have governor bob mcdonald announced an eight-year agreement to hold a two-day preseason camps in richmond for eight years. >>> just ahead on 9 news now tonight, how puppies are getting a second chance. >>> they're scared. this is, you know, the home they came from was not a home. it was horrible. it was probably, you know, like a chicken coop kennel. >> nearly two dozen dogs have a new lease on life. we'll have their story. >>> and coming up later tonight, what a site on a highway, when a truck crashing thousands of gallons of beer. >>> and boy, what a beautiful weekend turning out to be. how about your sunday? take a look at your wake-up weather. we'll see

football maryland held their annual football media day, season opener 26 days away they host william and maryeptember 1st. >>> new state of the art field, being the cooler synthetic turf in the nation. 15 total starters return on offence and defense as the terms hope to rebound, -- turns hope to rebound. >> i think everybody is just ready to move on and we are going out swinging not, you know, last year is a new year we started that in the spring, everybody is ready to g and kind of itching and just you know ready to -- only thing -- the thing is there is no secrets really go out and work hard as we can. >> and finally, today the nationals claimed shortstop, off waivers from the brewers he will add depth because desmond is still on the dl. nationals on the road begin a 4 game set in houston against the astros. red skins park back to you. >> thanks. one last look at the five day. >> hit a slight cooling trend not much, 89 next couple days then we warm back up thursday and friday, hopefully, for the weekend, something a little cooler, and a little less humid. >> now you have the news edge. news

edsall announmced today that perry hills will be his starter when the terps open up against william and mary a week from saturday...incumbent cj brown is lost for the year with an acl tear.. tear.. and things appear to be working out well for their

the terps look to a true freshman for a spark against william & mary. the nats are trying to keep the pedal to the you usa. >>> a large apartment fire last night was a close call for one firefighter trying to rescue a woman trapped in her apartment. we spoke to captain scott kilpatrick about this dangerous rescue. >> reporter: he shinuns the hers label. a safety officer may show up to a fire scene in one of these or one of these, but he's still a firefighter. he's still got the gear and can still be called upon to save a life at a moment's notice. >> we heard a woman say, hey, it's hot up here, help me, help me, i'm upstairs. >> reporter: the fire started in a kitchen, and we quickly climbed a ladder. they could barely see and the woman could barely breathe. it was all he could do to use his radio. >> i'm with the rescue. she's alive. above the fire floor, region 2. >> i just told command i'm going to start sharing my air with her. i took the regulate or off and started sharing my air with her. it basically free flowing. >> reporter: between breaths, he

williams. mother, sister, coach mary jo fernandez. very present all week. >> wow.ld to start this match. at stake is this. both with a chance to win a golden slam. steffi graf did it in 1997. her husband did it in 1996. he won in atlanta and then andre agassi, of course, got his fourth major, the one that maria sharapova was missing, the french open. rafa nadal has done it as well. nadal, the only top player missing from these olympic championships. >> getting that gold medal is what you would call the icing on the cake for both of these two. >> well, talk about the tale of two service motions and situations. maria sharapova has kind of cruised, but that match against lisicki was a heartbreaker for lisicki and a heart stopper for the russian. in that particular match, a nushl of double fau number of double faults from the racket of sharapova and not the way she wants to start today. in this tournament, sharapova has hit 30 aces to serena williams's 50, but 25 double faults to two for serena. >> earlier in the day, the roof was closed over this centre court. how muc

mary? >> all right, thanks, justin. another look at match point. the commentary provided by serena herself. >> so serena williams wins easily her first ever gold in singles. dan patrick, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, mary. with that dominant win, serena williams becomes just the second woman after steffi graf to earn the career golden slam, all four grand slam titles, plus olympic singles gold. you saw what it meant to her. >>> tomorrow, roger federer tries to become the third man to achieve that same feat. he will play in the men's final against great britain's andy murray. that will be live on nbc in all time zones. >>> coming up, women's springboard diving. the americans are in the semis. we'll bring that to you live next. ♪ [ male announcer ] speed. efficiency. traction. the 2012 bmw 3 series with xdrive all-wheel drive. with four wheels gripping the road, there's no limit to where you can go. we only make one thing. the ultimate driving machine. bmw. proud partner of the u.s.lympic and paralympic teams. i'm making prime rib for our -- mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] a typical friday night? [ snoring ]

. >> the maryland football team ready for saturday's opening against william and mary.ith injuries and transfers, a young ballclub. the terrapins have 15 returning offensive and defensive starters ago.a year the older guys on the team are key. >> i'm not putting any pressure them, but they will take us far as they can go this year. they need to show the young kids this is how we do things in maryland. we've got a great group of seniors, guys that i trust and i know will carry out the things we want done. have a great day. we invite everyone to grant some snacks and enjoy tonight's preview withall tim brant. he will talk about many atd that's tonight 7.0 right here on abc right now is 5:28. the news continues at 5:30. >> we continue to follow the path of tropical storm isaac. take you to orleans for a conditions good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the h

it would allow table games and all of the casinos and a sixth casino in prince william county. mary pat clarke is expected to introduce a resolution at the meeting today requesting b.g.e. to appear before the council to address their slow response time following june's derecho. they want to discuss the longer outages. there can soon be a tax for any commuters that work in washington, d.c. they are considering a new commuter tax. elijah cummings says he is against this tax. the tax could generate more than a billion dollars in revenue each year. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad as you start this monday morning. one problem northbound 29. we do have an accident that may be blocking a lane. expect some delays in the northbound direction. 31 on southbound 835 towards the steel bridge. you can get by by using one northbound lane. continued closures in the city. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. monument street is closed near patterson park. 41 miles per hour on the west s

. >> the first game will be september the 1st when they welcome william and mary. >>> chris tillman gotgh the first inning taking a three- hit shut out into the 8th inning. orioles topped the mariners 3- 1. they have won six of the last eight improving their record to 58-51. same two teams downtown tonight. >> weather will be fine. >> good. it will be just fine. >> i hate it when people say, with all due respect to mary, controversial uniforms. it's only controversial to bud and gomer broadcasting the games in boys see. that is our state flag, our state colors. we think it's cool. >> out in boise where the field is blue. >> the rest of the world has to fear the terp. we understand it. we get it. it's cool. >> i like most of the new uniforms, the variations. >> absolutely. there has been one that i wasn't too excited. for the most part a solid a. protect this house. under armor on a roll with the turf -- terps. the olympics are happening. next week they begin gearing up for the paralympic games that start in the exact same venues in london. you will meet two of america's greatest paralym

. >> reporter: terps start their season september 1st, when they play host to william and mary.rioles playing host to the seattle mariners. i'll have more tonight at 11:00. >> mark, thanks. stay with us. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> make sure you tune in to cbs's primetime lineup. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> a whale in the sydney harbor learns a painful lesson about staying away from ferry boats. the ferry capt reported hitting an object on his way to the harbor. turns out it was a whale and its calf. whale watchers spotted a big scrape on one of the whales, but they are otherwise okay. >>> stunning performance with equally amazing scenery. the cliff-diving world series goes to ireland. sounds there for you to enjoy. >> i like that. >> here we go. >> won the fourth event in the cliff diving world series this weekend. off the west coast of ireland, into the waters known as the surface layer. 92-

. >>> terps open the season at 3:00 against william and mary and thanks to a torn acl, no c.j. brown starting at quarterback. instead perry hills will get the call. he is a western pennsylvania native and will be the only the second freshman to start in the history of maryland football. step number one as a young quarterback, become a leader. >> one of the most important things that has taken him into the huddle. you go in there and look everybody in the eye and be confident about the play and be confident in the huddle everyone will trust in you and believe in you and you can't get scared because you need to get in there with a lot of energy and get everyone fired up and get everyone ready to go. >> it could be a fifth year quarterback or freshman quarterback. he is our qb and in charge of the offense and i don't care if he's 18 years old or 23 yearsole. i will listen to him and do what he tells me to do and do my best to protect him and get our offense running. >> hills, by the way, a state champion wrestler his senior year in high school afteren undefeated season you don't s

. >>> a piece of history is unearthed in the college of william and mary campus in williamsburg. archaeologists discovered the remnants of a civil war encampment and found part a defensive fence at the tip of the campus near downtown williamsburg and the remains of a well dug and later covered up by union troops. >>> some democratic candidates want to make support of the dream act, support of the party's platform. it would give young illegal immigrants to attend college or start in the military a path to citizenship. the candidates are calling on delegates to the -- delegates to the democratic national convention to take a stand on the issue and they believe it will help them in the upcoming election. >>> president obama and romney stepping off of the campaign trail for a moment. and the president and democrats are enjoying a boost in some new polls. jennifer davis reports. >> reporter: president obama supporters are celebrating the latest fox news poll, which shows he has a 9-point lead over mitt romney. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the president's campaign is on the defen

september 1st, at home, against william and mary, starting quarterback, cj brown this is his team withtransfer or o'bryan to wisconsin he is added to take on the added responsibility. >> coming into camp i feel confident you know it doesn't take any less pressure off me i put a lot of pressure on myself, me and the coach talked and he is going to push me that is what i expect >> players really respect him he is some body that understands exactly , what needs to be done, in order to get to where we want to get to, so, he is just a guy that works, and you know he commands respect. >>> respect.   

. >> touchdown cooley earlier and we'll focus on that and now time to talk when they host william and mary. the second season of randy edsall tenure and after a rocky first year, he's hoping to start the uphill climb back to respectability. it won't be easy, though. the terps have been picked to finish dead last and edsall maybe the most criticized coach in town since he arrived. >> you know, the criticism and all that, that doesn't, you know, really affect me or really bother me. if this was my first rodeo, you know, the first time being a head coach, i think it, it probably would have affected me maybe a little bit more. but i've been down this road, you know, as an assistant. i've been down this road, you know, as a head coach. so, to me, it was the things that you're trying to instill and teach in the players that they were not able to achieve the success, you know, that i would have liked or they would have liked to have. >> when c.j. went down, though, you must have said to yourself, you've got to be kidding me. in a season where you're looking for a little stability and you had some

his debut, once again, coming against william and mary saturday, september 1st at 3:00. so keeping our fingers crossed, the terps are going to be a little bit better this year, and that the nats will be able to get this done against the braves, steven strasburg on the moumd for the nationals. and he has not had the best luck this year against the atlanta braves. so perhaps that will turn around tonight. once again, seats available, weather is perfect. come on down. >> hey, dan, you know what else i'm hoping? >> yes. >> i'm hoping that when clinton portis comes back, he'll take at least a minute to provide southeast leroy and remember the hawaiian guy? all them characters. remember the characters he used to do in his weekly press conferences? >> sheriff gonna get you? oh yeah. >> that would be great. >> wouldn't that be something? >> he could do a little parade. >> i love it. of all the characters. >> thanks, dan. >>> coming up, a big bird with a mean streak. >> we invite you to follow news4 >>[ male announcer ] you paid in to medicare for years. every paycheck. now, when

segment tonight, if you watched us last night, you saw a very robust debated where mary katharine ham and juan williamspined. the people who sell hard drugs should not be prosecuted, subjected to harsh prison sentences. unless they are kingpins or something like that. i say if you sell heroin, meth, oxycontin, cocaine, you are committing a violent act around you should be punished accordingly. here now author the book-now can't. >> >> i say no you they can't make go away. >> bill: i said you can't incarcerate yourself out of the drug problem. however, we have a justice system. justice is the key word there. it should be, all right? if you sell someone a substance that can kill them, can enslave them, give them aids, on and on and on, you are selling them poison. poison. you shouldn't be held accountable for that? >> well, in my ideal libertarian world, no. selling to adults is legal and if you sell to. >> bill: if you sell poison in your libertarian world. >> take another run of prohibition. is alcohol poison? >> bill: it's not poison in the sense that if it's abused it is. but if you have a glass of w

unbounded which flew backward to scotland and england until my ancestors were hobnobbing with william shakespeare and maryen of scots. this line, mary said, pointing to one of the ancient british we could claim leads in the direct line of the way to charlemagne. this revelation was too much to absorber and too much pride to process. i wanted to ask her with the holy roman emperor had left me in his bill. [laughter] but her tone was solemn, almost religious. understand you are the direct descendant of the king, she emerged. the room fell still as the rest of the universe yield about around me just like on a piece of paper. needless to say i cut quite a swath through charleston after that. i became quite adept at sort of dropping this enormous chunk of self-esteem in any passing conversation. it is as good as some folks north of here are so good at saying things like yes, i lived in cambridge for a while. [laughter] and you know, history matters to all of us. we are all amateur geologist. our personal history matters. when bill was elevated to the majority leader of the senate in 2003, he just self publishe

unbound wedge flew backwards to scott land and england until they were hob knobbing with william shakespeare. this line, mary says, pointing to an ancient british earl we could claim, is a direct line to chalamane. it was too much past to absorb and process. i wanted to ask her what the holy roman emperor left me in the will, but her tone was solemn, almost religious. understand you are the direct descendent of the king, she murmured. the room was still as the rest of the universe wielded about on its guy around me, just like on the piece of paper. well, needless to say, i got quite a swath through charleston after that. i became quite adepth of dropping this enormous chunk of self-esteem into any passing conversation almost as good as some folks normt of here are -- north of here are so good at saying things k like, oh, yeah, i lived in cambridge for awhile. [laughter] you know, history matters to all of us. we're all sort of amateur genealogists, personal history matters. when bill fries was elevated to majority leaders of the senate in 2003, he had just self-published a book. its title cries out with anxi

william, stafford, spotsylvania, faulkier, loudoun county in virginia, many locations in the low 60s as well as rappahannock, madison and green, and stafford, spotsylvania, mid-60s there. much of southern maryland, charles, calvert, st. mary's, anne arundel, generally mid-to-upper 60s. forecast for haymarket in prince william county, by 6:30 this morning, mid-60s there and partly cloudy. by noontime, for the lunch hour, should be into the mid-80s there. elsewhere, the hour-by-hour look here for the day today. we'll have patchy fog around probably for another two or three hours. then lots of sun as we get into the afternoon hours. by 3:00, we should be hitting the upper 80s. but again, another day with not a lot of humidity. then by the time you're coming back home for the afternoon commute, we'll have lots of sunshine. we'll be back down to the low 80s. sunrise today 6:29, sunset at 7:51. we'll take a look at the latest track for tropical storm isaac and your seven-day outlook, the weekend and into next week. that's coming in ten minutes. now a look at our traffic, "first 4 traffic," danella sealock back. good morning. >>> good morning, and thanks, tom. still looking at road work. this time, head down i-95. if you're travel

mary's and south of washington, prince william, stafford, spotsylvania into faulkier and culpeper and loudon counties, it's in the uupper 60s with patchy fog there as well as parts of montgomery county, howard and frederick. shenandoah valley into the mountains, too, it's in the 60s and patchy fog there, too. watch out for that. right now, got a clear sky, weak high pressure over the region right now. this is the satellite view. don't have any clouds around. hazy sunshine through the day. we'll be in the upper 80s by noontime. by midafternoon, the mid-90s, hot and humid day. just a slight chance of an isolated thunder shower shenandoah valley and the mountains. by late afternoon, near 90. sunrise 6:11, sunset 8:18. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at your weather, another look at traffic now with danella. good morning. >>> good morning. in your "first 4 traffic" report, we had road work at route 123 on the ramp to westbound 66. it's now clear. that's good news. let's head over to chopper 4 and take a live look. chopper 4 is over the beltway, the outer loop making your way to

. ♪ ♪ >> bill: joining us now from denver, mary katharine ham and from washington, juan williams.ook muzzled the assault honest debate out in paperback. mr. williams obviously a senior citizen. can you tell just by looking at him there. are you frightened now by the ryan announcement? does he scare you? are you going to take away your entitlements when you pack it up? >> no, no. now, bill, you are a man who is a rarnl thinker, not given to emotional outbirses, but let me ask you a question. if you want to win florida. if you want to win virginia. if you want to win ohio. if you want to appeal to independent women and seniors and veterans, paul ryan? paul ryan. >> bill: he has got to make his case. he is pretty articulate. >> big case, you just put a big target on your back. i don't understand it it's a puzzle to me. talk about women. his stance on abortion, planned parenthood. what about the seniors? the seniors. >> bill: run it down. >> seniors going to go nuts when they find out that this guy wants to turn medicare into some kind of private voucher plan? come on. >> bill: i like

mary welcome was wayne williams's defense attorney. >> good morning. how are you?> this was her first murder trial. >> what was he like when you met him? >> a most unlikely killer. >> yeah? why? >> he didn't appear to be the kind of person that could strangle anyone or had the strength to. >> to her, williams seemed gentle, child-like. >> one day i left him in jail and said is there anything i can bring? he said would you bring me some bubble gum? >> williams was charged with and tried for only two murders. nathaniel and kater. his body was nude, but his hair was caked with mud. >> digging through that silt, i was able to recover dog hair and fibers close to his scalp. >> the dog hair was consistent with sheba, the family dog. in his hair was an unusual green carpet fiber. under a microscope, peterson could see the boomerang shape like those in the williams family carpet. this is an actual piece of that carpet which the fbi said was quite rare. >> it has an unusual carpet finer and manufactured for a limited amount of time and a 10--year-old carpet. >> on jimmy, th

mary catherine ham and juan williams thank you both. fox news reporting, fixing our schools hosted by juan williams, you can catch it sunday at 9:00pm eastern right here on fox news channel. jenna: explosive charges of what is being described as a frat house atmosphere at the department of homeland security. now top officials on leave. we will take a look at the complaints against her. we are next with that story. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, re

joining us from washington fox news analyst mary katharineham and here in the studio juan williams whose book muzzled thought out in paperback. take it to the beach. you will like it. all right, juan, what say you drugs first? >> on the are you goings front we have had three decades of this war on drugs bill, three decades. what do we see? is there any decrease in the people selling drugs who you rightly identify as criminals? they are nobody's victims and they should be punished but my gosh, we have more people selling drugs right now. we have more young people or more people in general doing drugs, especially prescription drugs by the way. so my thought is, well, wait a second, if they are saying that we have so many people in jail, in this country, i think we have more people in jail than the chinese chims, than anybody else, and most of it is related to drug related offenses and some of it just selling small amounts. these aren't major drug dealers, then why is it that we shouldn't think about rehabilitation or doing something differently, chris christie a good republic, governor of

. >> mary welcome was wayne willia williams' defense attorney. >> good morning. >> reporter: this wasas he like when you met him? >> a most-unlikely killer. >> why? >> because he just didn't appear to be the kind of person that could strangle anyone or have the strength to. >> to her, wayne williams seemed gentle. child like. >> one day, i left him in jail. i said wayne, is there anything i can bring? would you like anything? he said would you bring me some bubble gum. >> reporter: williams was charged with and tried for two murders. both aadulthoodults found in th area of the river. cater's body was nude, buhis ha was caked with mud. >> reporter: the dog hair was consistent with sheba, the wayne williams' family dog. in ca cater's hair was one of those fiber. peterson could see the boomerang shape. this is an actual piece of that carpet. which the f.b.i. said was quite rare. >> it's got an unusual carpet fiber. it was man emanufactured for a limit aid mount of time. >> fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that