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mitch blacher has been reviewing this case for months. >> today he looks at what went wrong and the items received. mitch. >> reporter: it all starts with the gifts, the suits, the trips, the home construction projects he was gifted with and it ends with what seth williams did for 2001 of the men who provided those perks. these are the last free steps seth williams will take. inside he was placed in cuffs for taking tens of thousands of particulars in bribes from a businessman. in exchange he helps the businessmen breeze through security at philadelphia international airport. >> i think he should be treated the same as anyone else. >> brian zieger with the department says this is what justice looks like. the maximum sentence williams could face is five years and a $250,000 fine but the sentence is not part of the plea deal, so the judge can order a shorter sentence if he chooses. >> he doesn't know what he's going to get. >> reporter: today marks the second time he admitted to wrongdoing. in february he apologized to not disclosing years of public gifts. now that he has bigger problems th

. >> mitch blacher joins us live outside the courthouse. we talked about this before. williams has always told you he has nothing to hide. >> reporter: keith, erin, he has always told us he has nothing to hide and he didn't do anything wrong, but that's not what he told a federal judge since august seth williams has never wanted to talk about the scandals surrounding hiss office. >> mr. williams, come on. >> reporter: he didn't want to discuss the $45,000 roof on his home or the friend who gave it to him. by monday revelations about his gift disclosures, more than $160,000 in suits, jewelry, trips, and home construction turned into the largest ethics find in philadelphia history. calls for his resignation echoed from philadelphia to harrisburg. >> with people calling for your resignation because of the ethics violations, are you going to resign? >> no, i'm not going to resign. >> reporter: he stays in office collecting his $175,000 annual salary but announces he won't seek re-election. he doesn't take any questions. >> reporter: mr. williams, are you worried about any