the next person i would like to bring up is al williams. is mr. al williams here? thank you. al williams is the executive director of the african american historical society. and the next voice you will here, of course, will be our president. >> thank you supervisor cohen, madam president, members of the board. as supervisor cohen indicated i'm the president of the african american cultural society. i appreciate the opportunity to be here with you today. i wanted to share a couple things about the theme for black history month. as supervisor cohen suggested, the national theme for black history month in 2015 is a century of black hive history and culture. that theme is established by the african american life and history that was created by a dr. prodigy wilson and his colleagues back in 1915. black history month itself started out as black week in 1926 and evolved into the 70s as black here month. when he and his colleagues got together they had a purpose. the purpose was to demonstrate to the world that had been everywhere assaulted. the people of african descent contribute

mr. williams. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituent has been refused drug treatment. what is with -- what does the prime minister say to mr. williams and others who have had to fight for treatment? he is a health care professional. >> mr. williams has my sympathy and understanding from the condition he has. i hope you will get the treatment he needs in england. we are investing 60 million pounds in this parliament to introduce screenings in the nhs which is vital. going to the earlier question of identifying this cancer, a major killer, identifying it earlier. the nhs is performing 850,000 more operations that -- each year, compared to 2010. in wales, the labour party made the wrong decision, and cut nhs spending. they don't have to make that decision, because an increase in nhs spending in england triggers money being available in wales. even at ballet stay -- this late stage, i would plead for the well's government, make the right decision. increase health spending and cancer create -- treatments and give people the treatment they deserve. >> mr. speaker, a recent m

mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> reporter: schneider's petition suggests she should have personal items from their home like the tuxedo williams wore at their wedding less than three years ago. she asked his extensionve collection of watches be excluded from the list of jewelry intended for his children. >> the art on the walls the furniture, her wedding presents. those are the things that stay. the other things such as the academy awards statue and other items, they clearly go to the kids as mr. williams wanted. >> reporter: she also claims she's entitled to his collections of knick-knacks. but court documents submitted on his daughter zelda's behalf object getting specific about what his children believe is rightfully theirs. an eclectic array of keepsakes as diverse as williams' legendary career. from "mrs. doubtfire" to "good morning vietnam." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: his oscar-winning role? "good will hunting." >> you don't know about loss. because it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> reporter: off screen williams struggled might

mr. williams had attended the demonstration the evening of the shooting and previous rallies.eral protest leaders quickly took to twitter to deny that mr. williams was one of them or that they had even seen him among the crowd the night of the shooting. today in an interview with nbc news, mr. williams' lawyer stressed the following in this order -- it was not his client's intent to shoot the police. he was not a demonstrator, and his client did not take the shots in question. >> i can be clear this is not an ambush shooting. there was not any goal to target the police. and that he is not part of the protest community. i don't think my client was involved in this shooting is what i'm saying. i don't think we have the right person in custody. >> the question of whether the alleged shooter was a demonstrator. just about everything in ferguson, has polarized people in different ways. that polarization in ferguson was apparent in the days following the justice's department harsh report of the ferguson police department. many say anything less than the complete dismantling of the f

mr. williams lawyer stressed the following in this order.tent to shoot the police. he was not a demonstrator, and his client did not take the shots in question. >> i can be clear this is not an ambush shooting. there was not any goal to target the police. and that he is not part of the protest community. i don't think my client was involved in this shooting is what i'm saying. >> the question of whether the alleged shooter was a demonstrator. that polarization in ferguson was apparent in the days following the justice's department harsh report of the ferguson police department. many conservatives accuse the justice department of being predictably biassed against police. our next guest makes the case that conservatives should care very much about many of the findings in that justice department report. joining me now is leon wolf. it is a fantastic piece. what is your basic case here? >> i think that a lot of people on both sides of the spectrum are really kind of missing the boat when it comes to ferguson, and it is unfortunate in the way tha

mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> dispute williams third wife susan snyder against her step children. zack and codyy over terms of the state n.court revealed that final inventory of the tiburon home snyder shared with williams has 1200 items this need to be sorted out. her attorney believes there's no argument about most of them. >> art on the wall. furniture. her wedding present. those are the things that stay. the other thing such as the academy award statue and other items. they clearly go to the kids as mr. they clearly go to the kids as mr. williams wanted. >> attorney says the hand over could begin within the next few days. children have been arguing about the me men to jewelry clothing photo. the lawyer says they want to put this legal process behind them. >> almost eight months sense the father death and they still haven't received the items that he wanted them to have. >> local estate expert says while this is not a typical case family fights are. >> very important when you plan the estate you give an item of personal property you are very specific in identifying it. i under

mrs. william astor came to be known as the mrs. astor, in part because of this room, her art gallery, which was metamorphosed into a ballroom every so often. and had a capacity of 400. the brother of william, john jacob astor at the third, build a house just south on 33rd street. no windows at all overlooking the garden. this view is the funeral of ulysses s. grant. it is built right to the lot line, 100 feet from 30 for -- 33rd street. there were no windows. how do you think mrs. astor felt about this through her garden, a created neighbors whom she did not know. she decided she was going to move. she went to 65th street. you will see on this map the waldorf hotel has a number tickets right on the bottom. 45.4. on 34th street, you will see the number 50. those numbers represent feet above sea level. so there is about a 4.5 foot rise from 33rd-30 fourth. does that give you a hint as to why the waldorf had a flight of stairs leading up to the lobby level? the goal always, this was one of the secrets, to have -- now that i want to go

mr. williams local? >> yes. yes. >> from where is he from? >> i don't think it's in ferguson exactly.the general vent, yes. >> have police officers been notified? they have been notified. notified by their departments and so i am sure they are relieved, but short of that i have not talked to them. >> i'm sorry. it was a handgun. >> where was the weapon recovered. >> recovered pursuant to a search warrant that was issued again based upon information that we received from the public. in his residence. >> question posed away from microphone. " /* ] ? >> there is so much more that needs to be done. >> we are looking to see if there is a basis to file charges and hold him at this point. there is a lot more to be done about the specifics. >> does the video evidence support it? >> there is a lot of video out there. i hope there is a lot more from the various organizations here if there is anything that may show that certainly we would appreciate that being provided to law enforcement. at this point, you know, there is audio and video. there is -- i'm sorry -- audio as part of a video where t

mr. williams would have wanted. >> reporter: schneider williams saying in court documents that she's notseeking any entertainment memorabilia, including the suspenders that he wore on the "mork & mindy" show, but says days after williams death last august, she became frightened by her co-trustees after they removed items she feels are rightfully hers. but those three children say they never removed anything from the home and say their stepmother is adding insult to injury. >> his intention was to not have this in the court. >> reporter: perhaps pursuant to what he would want, attorneys for williams' wife and children now say they're going to try to settle this dispute out of court. linsey davis, abc news new york. >> thank you. >>> when we come back the big penalty for an nfl team. turns out they were faking out fans and the other team. >>> and the roller costar scare, riders forced to walk down. >>> and the question on many minds tonight, what was tom brady thinking? ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste b

mrs. williams astor became to know as the mrs. astor in part because of this room of her art gallery. and had the capacity of 400. the brother of william, john jacob astor the third, built a house -- this has gone completely -- built a house just south on 33rd street. no windows at all overlooking the garden. this view by the way is the funeral of ulysses s. grant. but john jacob astor died in 1890. his son william waldorf astor inherited the house and he did not want anything to do with american society, and he decided to tear it down. he put up a hotel on the site. and what win up was the waldorf. and the entrance was off 33rd street. it was up a few steps. now, if anybody remembers his or her -- -- his or her martin what is the word for baggage? so, here we have people having to carry their luggage or have the doorman carry it up a few steps to get to the level of the lobby. another odd thing about this hotel is that it is built right on the lot line 100 feet from 33rd street and there were no windows. how do you think mrs. astor felt about this hotel? she hated it. through her gard

mr. williams first. >> he asked if you guys could please leave. >> do you remember pat manning as a patient? >> i can't answer any questions. >> i can't talk to you; he's been instructed to not answer any questions and i've just been asked to ask you guys if you can leave. >> ok, let me ask you this, this says premiere performance oriented. you're a one out of five stars on the state inspection. what's happening at this nursing home? >> i'm sorry, i've been instructed to not answer any questions. sorry you guys have a good day. >> in your mind was it the stroke, the after effects of the stroke that killed mr manning. >> no, nope. >> what killed him? >> the nursing home. >> so, just to be clear, you feel that their neglect.. >> bad neglect, sir. >> led directly to his death. >> yes. with all of my heart and soul, my grandchildrens - the love of my husband, yes. >> nora will have a hard time proving her belief in court. if there's some level of care, abuse and neglect are difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. we went to georgia's emory university, one of the best medical schools in th

mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> she should get her wedding presents keep her own personal property that she owns herself. gifts given to her by her husband. these are normal things. >> today a judge delayed the hearing urging all sides to figure this out without the court's help. however the judge ordered participants to return at the beginning of june if they can't reach a solution. >>> meanwhile, the tunnel in marin county is closer to becoming the robin williams tunnel. passing its first hurdle in the state assembly and movers on to the appropriations committee. within weeks of williams's suicide last august an on-line petition drive was prompted to name the tunnel in his honor. the proposal had 60,000 signatures. >> the former ceo of hewlett-packard, republican, says she is more than 90% likely to run for president. despite not officially announcing candidacy, she is wasting no time going after the likely democratic contender, hillary clinton. she says clinton's character is flawed and adds the confidence issue with the former secretary of state. after fiorina was forced to ret

mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> it puts her against her step children over terms of the estatein court today it was revealed that a final inventory of the home snyder shared with williams has 1200 items that need to be sorted out. her attorney believes there's no argument about most of them. >> the art on the walls. the furniture, her wedding presents those are the things that stay. the other things such as the academy awards statue and other items, they cheerilylearly go to the kids. >> the handover could begin within the next few days. the children have been arguing about momentos, jewelry, clothing photos. they want to put this legal process behind them. >> it's been almost 8 months since their father's death and they haven't received the items he wanted them to have. >> a local estate expert says while this is not a typical case family fights are. >> it's very important that if you're going to give an item of personal property that you are very specific in identifying it. i understand in his case there's a question over the definition of memorabilia. >> the judge has given

mr. williams saying unemployment rate will hit 5%.s on fox news and encouraged by the recovery we have got. mr. williams is very closely aligned with janet yellen. the yen as china cuts rates, lower. china cutting rates. the dollar is higher. the big trevor that trigger level -- the big trigger level will be 12048. that is february 11. that is what you want to keep an eye out on dollar yen. we will see a little bit of movement through the week. the dollar is generally higher. what is going on with the aussies? there is a statistical analysis. 15 say there will be a cut tomorrow. joining the merry band of countries and institutions that are cutting rates. next up are the aussies. sell curo and buyout -- euro and buy a basket of -- back to you. >> the hsbc swiss tax scandal. let's bring in france mean -- francine. good morning. how did this begin? what is he saying? >> we had a nice conversation. we talked about hsbc. we also talked about swiss authorities and his day-to-day life. he can prove hsbc management knew of elected tax abuses

mr. williams himself a senior health care professional. >> what i would say to mr.wayne's is first of all he has my sympathy and understanding for the condition that he has put out that he will get the treatment that he needs in england in england we are investing 69 pounds in this parliament to introduce the screening in the nhs which i think will be vital going to the order question of identifying this cancer which is a major killer identifying it much earlier. the english nhs is performed 850,000 more operations each year compared with 2010. but the problem is that indwells the labour party has made the wrong decision and can't nhs spending. that they don't have to make that decision because of course the increase in nhs spending in england trickles the money being available in wales. so even at this late stage i would plead with the labour government in wales, make the right decision on health, increased the spin become increase the cancer treatment and give people like your constituents the treatment they deserve. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in a recent visit to

mr. jose williams. mr. iams: freedom fighters, the determinants of tomorrow's world, the leader and other to see which guests honestly i wanted these moments simply to pay tribute to those that truly amdemade these few moments possible. i have the greatest admiration for those that marched 50 miles, but i think i have a little more admiration for those that tried to corssross that bridge on march 7 just this side of selma alabama. and i want you to know that we are standing here this afternoon because of the blood that ran from the heads of hundreds of black and white citizens of america. i wanted to know that we are standing here this afternoon because judge johnson decided to -- george wallace's -- [indiscernible] now, we have had a wonderful staff. i would just like to take time to mention their names. those that worked on the logistics committee for this march on montgomery. it was the most amazing thing i have ever been able to witnessed so good because we had an expert in almost every field. for instan

mr. williams want. >> she said she is not seeking any of williams entertainment memorabilia, including thes he wore on the "mork and mindy" show but says days after williams' death last august she became frightened by her co-trustees after they removed items she feels are rightfully hers. those three children claim neither they nor the trustees removed anything from the home and say their step mother is adding insult to a terrible injury by interpreting their father's will in a way he did not intend. >> his intention was to not have this in the courts. >> reporter: perhaps pursuant to what he would want, attorneys for williams' wife and children say they will try to settle this dispute out of court. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the much-anticipated roast of justin bieber. >> also, who got voted off last night on "dancing with the stars"? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. [bell chime] ting ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> topping our headlines this morning the comedy central roast of justin bieber. >> at time

mr. williams and mr.l to share with those proceeds. >> have you spoken with them? >> not recently. i've read all kinds of things he's said. i've listened to what he said. >> i think 36 international newspapers picked up his comments with us. shortly after we spoke to you, let us listen first to what he said when i said to him, we hear at least from the other side, that would be you, that they will not appeal because it was so obvious pharrell and thicke had ripped off their song. here's what howard king said. okay. we don't have the sound. forget that. he was adamant. he sounded outright bellicose saying he would fight it. he would fight it. he would fight it. >> let me say this about that. everyone who loses says they'll appeal. all it takes is a filing fee. but they don't have a valid ground to appeal this to the jury. are these jury questions. there are ways during the course of a trial that if someone thinks that the other side has not proven enough facts to submit something to the jury, they can ask

mr. mcdonnell that the watch was a gift from santa. she did not want him to know it was bought by johnny williams." she would testify that mr. williams filled a void that she was filling in her life and he gave her both gifts and attention. now, the mcdonnells, of course were tried together which is why maureen mcdonnell never took the stand and why we are just now learning about what she would have said in court. affidavit was unsealed as a -- excuse me at the request of the defense team for bob mcdonnell and it will now be filed as part of his appeal to the conviction. live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: very interesting indeed. you're right. let's turn to the weather now. unfortunately, you really needed a coat all day. the cooler temperatures are back. chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at what to expect tonight. doug? doug: plenty of sunshine today. so chilly and so much cooler than yesterday. let's get you started right now, bright sunshine and upper 40's outside of the belfort furniture weather center. live from the rooftop camera. we're in for a gorgeous sunset. look for that tonight at 7:

mr. williams wouldn't have wanted this. >> we're seriously asking for guidance from the court. for example, susan should get her wedding presents. she should be able to keep her own personal property that she owns herself gifts given to her by her husband, she should be able to keep. these are normal things. >> the judge today delayed the hearing, urging all sides to figure this out without the court's help. however, the judge also ordered participants to return at the beginning of june if they can't reach a solution. meantime the colorful waldo tunnel in marin county is closer to becoming the robin williams tunnel. it passed its first hurdle in the state assembly and now moves on to the appropriations assembly. within weeks of williams' suicide last august an online petition drive was launched to name the tunnel in his honor. the proposal got more than 60,000 signatures. >>> not only the hottest ticket in town but one of the hottest tickets in the country. but now the warriors are getting sued by stub hub. in a new lawsuit, stub hub alleges ticketholders are forced to resell t

mr. williams wanted to say. the taking of the composition, all of the elements.the star elements. >> constellation of the star elements. you won, despite not being allowed to play marvin gaye's song, were there jurors who had never heard that song, "got to give it up"? >> i would assume yes, and that's very interesting, because they other in media said they didn't copy but fought tooth and nail to prevent us from playing the music. we were able to play excerpts and compare it to "blurred lines" and show the taking was strikingly similar, that it was the same notes. it was nearly identical, bass, keyboard, vocal harmony, same structure and the jury saw it. liz: now you're having to entirely shut down the sale and distribution of a the song as pharrell and thicke say they're going to appeal. will you settle for a lesser amount if they back off their threat to appeal? >> i can't say that we will. we won this case, they put us through. this remember, they filed this lawsuit. they started this war. we finished it. but they started it, and so, we're going to ask for an

mr. williams. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you mr. secretary for being here. i'll be somewhat brief here. i'm a small business owner. i'm a main street guy. i employ a lot of people. a job creator and auto dealer. i would say this quickly. i heard you say earlier that before we could address the $50 billion or under banks we need to get dodd-frank completed first. i would ask you, don't wait that long. it is the worst legislation i think we have seen in a long time. you can't wait that long. if you wait that long you're going to lose small businesses, you're going to lose banks, we're going to lose jobs. so i just humbly ask you to think about addressing that before you totally ramp out the complete level that dodd-frank because i can tell you from a banker's standpoint people are actually -- they'll tell you they're hiring more regulatory officers than they are loan officers. that's a real problem. that being said, let me say this, you said the u.s. economy looks like a well-oiled machine when compared to foreign markets. i would say to with an $18 trillion d

mr. williams himself a senior health care professional. >> what i would say to mr.wayne's is first of all he has my sympathy and understanding for the condition that he has put out that he will get the treatment that he needs in england in england we are investing 69 pounds in this parliament to introduce the screening in the nhs which i think will be vital going to the order question of identifying this cancer which is a major killer identifying it much earlier. the english nhs is performed 850,000 more operations each year compared with 2010. but the problem is that indwells the labour party has made the wrong decision and can't nhs spending. that they don't have to make that decision because of course the increase in nhs spending in england trickles the money being available in wales. so even at this late stage i would plead with the labour government in wales, make the right decision on health, increased the spin become increase the cancer treatment and give people like your constituents the treatment they deserve. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in a recent visit to

mr. williams you were one of the students ufs at smu and answered the call from dr. wanted to show an interracial show of force after what happened on bloody sunday. were you afraid? >> yes, yes i didn't know whether montgomery would repeat what had happened in selma or not. >> and what motivated you to want to go? i understand you did not tell your parents you were doing this. >> no i didn't tell them after seeing the events of bloody sunday, it was just compelling. we needed to do something. we needed to respond and dr. king said you really have not lived a full life until you know what you're willing to die for. and this seemed appropriate. >> we're showing some of your photos your extraordinary photos. i know you said that when you walked by some of the people who were gesturing, some of the white people who were threatening the marchers as well, how did you feel and what was your reaction then? >> well we were singing the civil rights songs, i guess to kind of keep our courage up and keep moving. at one point when it became particularly intense, a big black man

mr. williams. i think he's the guy that's not telling it straight and his actions are pretty clear. at the police from an elevated position. and he's -- >> so you're saying you believe he's alone. >> so you don't think anyone else will be charged? and how will they investigate that? >> right. well, the only exception of who might have been in the car with him if he had other people in the car with him, i think they need to be questioned criminal culpability decided there. as far as a larger conspiracy, who knows. we don't know. but he seems to admit his responsibility to the detectives. the detectives in st. louis county did a great job on this. the protesters helped. witnesses of the protesters. atf helped with ballistics. >> the community helped including the protesters no doubt. >> protesters -- absolutely, the protesters were witnesses. i don't think the protesters and the police -- past each other, reverend al in the first few sentences but if you listen closely to what they're both saying, they're doing the right things. the chief is saying the first amendment right to protest

mrs. williams she can score and a purge resembled a disco ball and the san favored there's some unexpectedeven surprise the cast it was terrific. >>reporter: you may remember she was to double the sector may have still learning she had a rare gene and affection as a very cancer. >>mark: a plane crash and the french alps it was a german ringside the crash 45 minutes into bass like there is no and when in the area. wh heaburnomes eepi up on you... fighbackith relief so smoo... .it'fast tums sothi stas diolvi the stanit tches yo tone ...a neualiz stoch acidt thsour. ♪um, m tutum.♪ ooths! oy fr tum >> mark: this was supposed to our flight from barcelona of the duesseldorf the plan that hour was the the 30,000 between them and send out of that flight. something went wrong in the plane dropped a 24,000 ft. as a distress call going out and unlikely there are any survivors. >> mark: d

mr. williams local? >> yes. >> reporter: where is he from? i don't think it's in ferguson exactly, but in the general vicinity, yes. [ inaudible ] >> well they've notified and they've notified by their departments and so i'm sure they're relieved but short of that, i have not talked to them. i'm sorry? [ inaudible ] >> it was a handgun. [ inaudible ] >> it was recovered eded eded pursuant to a a -- that's all, i don't know there's so much more that needs to be done. we're looking at this point right now to see if there's a basis to file charges and hold them at this point, so there's a lot more to be done about the specifics. >> does the video evidence support the -- >> there is a lot of video out there, and i hope there's a lot more from the various organizations that are here, that -- and if there is anything that may show that or anything at all, certainly we would appreciate that being provided by law enforcement. at this point, there's audio and video, or there's -- i'm sorry, audio as part of a video where the shots have been fired and

mr. wil williams and mr.ying done, and no sampling done or any similarity and in terms of the storying change and it was very -- it got depressing and i thought that it was disrespectfulk and i know that if marvin were alive, he wouldn't have stood for it. >> and can i read the statement to you, because this is from pharrell from robin thicke and t.i. and they ishsued the statement the saying that we respect the judicial process and dis disappointed in the ruling and it sets a terrible process for creative going forward and "blurred lines" was created from the heart and minds of pharrell, robin and t.i. and not taken from anywhere else, and we are reviewing the option and you will hear from us soon about this matter. richard, anything to appeal here? >> i don't think so. they were able to obtain every evidentiary ruling they wanted to obtain. we fought this the case with one arm tied behind our back, and really one and a half arms behind our back and this is a copyright infringement case where they claimed in

mr. jose williams. mr. s of tomorrow's world, the leader and other to -- distinguished guests, honestly i wanted these moments simply to pay tribute to those that truly made these few moments possible. i have the greatest admiration for those that marched 50 miles, but i think i have a little more admiration for those that tried to cross that bridge on march 7 just this side of selma, alabama. [applause] and i want you to know that we are standing here this afternoon because of the blood that ran from the heads of hundreds of black and white citizens of america. i want you to know that we are standing here this afternoon because judge johnson decided to -- george wallace's -- [indiscernible] now, we have had a wonderful staff. i would just like to take time to mention their names. those that worked on the logistics committee for this march on montgomery. it was the most amazing thing i have ever been able to witnessed simply because we had an expert in almost every field. for instance, we had a young man nam

mr. roger williams, from texas, who serves on the house financial services committee. mr. lliams, i yield you the time. mr. williams: on tuesday israel's prime minister will make a direct appeal. his pleas will not be made in front of a press conference and not in a home 6,000 miles away. tomorrow morning, he will stand right here, right behind me at this podium to address this congress sm the prime minister will speak before us to directly petition congress and the american people because sadly, he has, like so many, lost faith in the abilities of our commander in chief. he has lo faith in the foreign policy by the president's guiding advice, don't do stupid stuff. he no longer trusts our president. he is skeptical about the state department's trust about all else policy with iran, whose leaders proclaim their desire for israel to be wiped off the map. he regrets the president's ability to condemn hamas without blaming israel in the same sentence. mr. netanyahu has rightly questioned america's commitment to his homeland israel. israel, our partner our ally, but most import

mr. williams wanted. >> reporter: but schneider williams says she's entitled to what she calls her late husband'scks. williams' church disagree saying their father intended for them to receive his various collection of bicycles watches and sports memorabilia. >> his intention was to not have this in the courts. as an intensely private person he wouldn't have wanted this. >> reporter: overnight his daughter zelda speaking out posting on tumbler despite what some media reported "my brothers and i have not at any point since dad's death been invited or visited his and susan's house in tiburon nour have we removed anything from it". the trustees tell abc news they have not removed anything from that home either. attorneys for williams' wife and children now say they'll try to settle this out of court but if both sighs cannot come to an agreement, williams' wife's attorney says a judge may have to decide but an attorney for the estate's trustees say the court does not have jurisdiction over the matter so george there's even a dispute about how they may settle the dispute. >> let's hope they can sit ar

mr. william dennison, the president of the cfa. he had been replaced by mr. gilbert murray. mr. murray was going to take this package up to mr. dennison in northern california, but when he went to open it, the same kind of bomb that mr. mosher received with all the power and destructive power, it just had no chance as he was sitting at his desk and opened that package. >> can you talk about what the unit bomber was doing to avoid attention? >> i can. we were after somebody that knew a lot. that was certainly to smart to leave a trail. we had no idea how smart he was. theodore kaczynski was a genius. he went to a great deal of work and effort to make sure he didn't leave a trail behind. for example, all of these bombs were handmade. gary mentioned seeing something shiny, it was probably something fashion from chrome on an old junk car. he would start with the bombs. he would build them from scratch. when we try to trace things back from a bombing crime scene forensically, in these cases we couldn't trace them back to anything. he would take casings off the battery so you couldn't

mr. williams. i encourage you to take that you can do more than one thing at a time. management responsibility in addition to trying to implement dodd frank. >> as i indicated earlier we have not ruled out using it and i am happy to take a look. >> i would like i would like you to consider the use of cost-benefit analysis and looking across the regulatory system. >> the cost benefit analysis has many different meanings. if you look at the broad cost to the us economy the financial crisis and 2008 it is enormous and would not have shown up in any cost-benefit analysis that was done before the crisis itself. we have to find a way of looking at the impact on a firm and affirming you ask the question of cost-benefit analysis and the entire economy. balancing those considerations as part of what the whole dodd frank lawmaking and rulemaking process has been about, to try to make it more costly to do things that are risky to internalize those costs and to protect the economy and the public. >> you have two positions that have prudential responsibility. these are important p

mr. williams' celebrity endorsement and through advertisements, they were basically marketing this as thisy back and it's actually just the opposite. >> reporter: williams now forced to officially withdraw his endorsement in the stake, something his spokesperson says he's agreed to. payday loans or cash advances are short-term loans typically due on your next payday. while they're still legal in more than 30 states, williams has taken heat in the past for promoting them. >> it's time to hear yes for a change. >> reporter: getting into a twitter war just last month when one user called the loans predatory. williams firing back, get a grip on reality. others chiming in, you promote and endorse loan-sharking. and a spokesperson for montel williams says he plans to continue representing moneymutual in states where payday loans are still legal and adds that regulators did not find williams violated any law. still, it is very important to remember these are extremely expensive loans and they typically cost 57 times what a traditional bank loan does so the bottom line is, guys, proceed with cauti

mr. spock. his costar william shatner tweeted today he said he cannot attend the funeral because of charity work in florida, but he said he will spend some time tomorrow celebrating nimoy's life in remembering him. and check out this tribute from the international space station. an astronaut tweeted this image of the falcon hand salute from -- of the vulcan hand salute from the space station, with the city of boston in the background. steve: you are really quick with that left hand. kimberly: i practiced downstairs. steve: people will need practiced downstairs driving slowly. kimberly: the main roads will be fine? steve: the road crews have been treating the roads and they will be out all night. tomorrow it looks like the snow will not be a big problem around the capital beltway. 25 degrees right now at reagan national. the windchill factor, it feels like 19 degrees. we will stay cold as we move through the overnight into the day tomorrow. i promise when you see the seven day outlook that you will smile because we have temperatures approaching 60 degrees. today's high, far from it, 33 the high t

mr. williams says this stems from an undercover sting operation that has brought down a number of publics. williams says they accepted millions of dollars in bribes from an undercover lobbyist. former philadelphia traffic court judge has pled guilty already to these charges in december. i'm tracy davidson. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> 7:30 on a tuesday, the 10th of march, 2015. this is so nice to say. 41 degrees out there. and only getting warmer. it's going to be near 50. >> we will see showers later today, but get rid of the left over black snow and stuff. >> great weather out there. >> let's look at what's making headlines. members of the university of oklahoma fraternity engaging in a racist chant have until midnight to move out of th

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mr. wilson -- williams or if that was someone else.responsible, dangerous, a criminal act. it harmed two law enforcement officers and it also harmed the efforts of protesters out there and put their lives in danger as well. he won't get much sympathy from me. >> do you believe he was beating up by police while in custody? >> i don't know. i haven't seen any evidence to that. if he has been mistreated or his civil rights have been violated that's something we should look into. but i haven't seen any credible evidence to that. i'm sure he will attain an attorney very soon and we will hear from his attorney. >> tom, you were there in ferguson on friday. we remember your reports walking up and down the hill outside the ferguson police station. does this story that he is telling of being in a car, not aiming at the police but shooting at somebody does it make sense to you? >> no. no wolf. i think that the fact that those officers were standing side by side when they were hit just sounds like if he is up the street 100 yards away plus having