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mr. williams testified, before he chose what defense he would present, perhaps, council who only met mr. lliams the day before trial would have had opportunity to talk to him about this evidence. and counsel him and confer with him what would be appropriate. my second part of the answer would be -- >> well just so i understand. you're saying evidence might have been sufficient to persuade him notto lie? >> might have been sufficient for counsel to be able to develop the understanding with the defendant about what facts were important and what wasn't and what might be a better defense than the defense this 19-year-old, this 19-year-old young man, with little counseling hoped to present. but i would say even more, is the materiality in this case goes to sentencing and there are many examples of company tall cases where and evidence where defense of not guilty was offered at trial and -- >> counsel, am i correct that mr. japer, his accomplice, did not come forward until later? so he didn't know that the accomplice would say that there was a different story to tell at all? correct? >> that's

mr. williams is suspended with pay and is ordered not to return to school grounds without approval. some parents call that a slap on the wrist and wonder how williams passed background checks. >> i'm disgusting. this go on file. this is something we should be notified of so we know this within our school districts again. >> reporter: some students call this a prank gone bad. >> it is surprising. personally. he is a really nice guy, with everybody, all the students, teachers. it surprises me that he did that. >> reporter: he is cooperating fully with police. the security guard had no pryor arrests or incidents. williams was released with just an appearance ticket and due in court next month. >>> police released new video of a man they say is linked to robberies targeting the elderly. we have the report from brooklyn. >> reporter: new, clearer images of the man police say has been preying on the elderly. in this video taken around the same time he attacked 83-year- old aaron schultz inside of her apartment. >> does he look familiar to you? >> yes, he does. >> reporter: we visited the g

mr. williams, there is probable cause to hold you on suspicion of child neglect. >> reporter: the chief said because of this, he decided to hold a gun safety seminar next week, and next month the department will kick off its gun buyback program. >> we need to get the legal guns off the street, the guns that this is our effort to try to make our community safe. >> reporter: the little girl's death comes a month after hundreds rallied against gun violence in the community. even though her son has a long criminal history she says he's innocent in this case and that wasn't his gun. >> he has been in trouble with the law before. >> i didn't say that. you said that. >> reporter: he had a lengthy criminal record. >> that's way back in the past. he's fine. he's a lovely person. very kind. >> reporter: and the police chief says he is working to get violent crimes federally prosecuted. all that information about the gun buyback and the free seminar that he's hosting next week, all that information is on our website so check it out. reporting live at seminole county, jackie a roscoe. >>> a pretty bad a

mr. williams ever had or ever told any police officer or anybody else that he ever at any time had possession of this gun. >> lisa: williams is also a convicted felon and is not allowed to own a gun. >> ginger: well, it is back to the drawing board. volusia county and daytona beach leaders cannot seem to agree on exactly how to fix the homeless again. back in january, hundreds of homeless people camped out in front of a county building. loren korn has more on the failed proposal. >> the county's $4 million proposal to buy land and build a temporary shelter is now off the table, after they say the city of daytona beach sent a letter saying they're only willing to spend $400,000 a year for the next five years to operate the facility. spend their money elsewhere. >> reporter: four months they planned to house the homeless in a temporary shelter called safe harbor. the county says the city of daytona beach is not on board. in today's council meeting, a new commission is offering a way to alleviate the homeless problem. >> we need measurable accountability. we need to know who is delivering the se

mrs. williams had three projects funded keeping her from having to foot that bill with her money. >> when you see a student in need you do not ignore the need. you make sure that you fulfill their need. fulfilled in cms classrooms providing materials to get kids engaged in education. >> a lot of the kids even me, we don't like science that much. so when we get to have fun doing science, it's different. >> in charlotte with the good news kristen hampton wbtv on your side. >> several dozen projects in lancaster county south carolina funded by red ventures c.e.o. part of a national effort to fund the classroom projects. >> great news today. coming up new at 6:00... >> investigators searching the home of tony hearne the man new details at 6:0 uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honk

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mr. williams is pretending to be a lawyer. >> reporter: williams operates an intetnet-based law firm. he was accused of being an attorney in a foreclosure case. he calls him a private attorney general and sovereign peace officer. authorities call him a sovereign citizen. believers think many laws do not apply to them. >> you can't arrt nobody for traffic violation. >> we are. >> reportete last year he posted the video for driving without a license. >> i'm also a foreign diplomat. >> reporter: he said he didn't need one. during that case that took eight months to conclude, he was taken to jail twice. following a judge's order not following it and no license a second time. he paid a fine and then. a month later, williams was back in handcuffs, this time facing felony charges involvingng the when taken into custody at the airport, he was carrying his private attorney general id, badge and handcuffs. >> y'all charge me with unlicensed practice of law and i'm trying to understand what law are y'all charging me with law. >> reporter: at trialal he represented himself. >> the state have been

mr. williams.s going to have a real dad, not like it was for me. >> saning sing like his daddy tonight. >> what are you writing, hank? a poem. why don't you write me a poem? >> i might need to get to know you a little better. >> there is speculation about the hard lives of folks. >> you go out on the road and sleep with a different woman every night. >> i need you with me. you think you could treat me right, then? >> i can try. business is tough on marriage. >> marriage is tough on marriage. >> you're barely even here. you're barely even a father to him. >> hank! boy, i'm a professional at making a mess at things. ♪ praise the lord, i saw the light ♪ >> everybody has darkness in them. talking about things like anger, sorrow, shame. i show it to 'em, and they hear it, and they'll have to take it home. ♪ now i'm so happy, to sorry in sight ♪ >> country music is sincere. a man sings a sad song, he knows it's sad. ♪ i saw the light ♪ >> rose: joining me is film star tom hiddleston and director marc abr

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mr. williams is pretending to be a lawyer >> reporter: williams orates an internet based law firm. he was accused of acting as an attorney, after he filed documents on a four c cse sure case, he calls himself a private attorney general and a sofveern peace officer, the authorities called him a citizen, beliefs think that many laws do not apply to them. last year, williams posted this video of his arrest for driving without a license. >> i am also a foreign diplomat >> reporter: he says that he does not need one, during that case, which took eight months to conclude, he was taken to jail, twice. judge's order, and then later for driving without a license, a second time. in the end, he entered a month contest plea, and paid a fine. but then -- >> you are under arrest frmths a month later williams was back in handcuffs, this time facing felony charges involving the unlicensed practice of law. when taken into custody at thee airport williams was carrying his private attorney general id, the b bge and handcuffs. >> now charging with the unlicensed practice of law and i am trying to get

mr. williams knows that now, i hope. >> tia: plus, he's the size of the teenager. no wonder the teenager took him to the ground. 6:51. he's shopping at baby gap. coming up on cle43 it's an >> brian: i laid on the bed of nails. it's your turn. coming up on cle43, if you like cheese in youroma let or egg sandwich, researchers say it can >> brian: dante gave us his coffee request from the aconvey yum. here are stories to understand understand -- to know before you go. >>> police have identified two brothers as the suspected suicide bombers in the terrorist attacks in brussels. >> tia: authorities have arrested the man wanted in the brussels airport attacks. >> he's the guy wearing white in the surveillance photo you're looking at right now. we're still getting details on this, but early reports say that this guy was the man who made the bomb. >>> back here at home within hours after the attack, airports across europe and the united and that includes hopkins. >>> votes still counted, but it's close enough to call republican front-runner donald trump as the likely winne

mr. williams had or ever told any police officer or anybody else that he ever at any time had possession of this gun. >> reporter: williams' attorney argued several people live inside the home and they could have placed the gun under the living room sofa. >> it wasn't found on him. he wasn't asked whether he put it there. he wasn't asked whether he ever had possession of it. i'm assuming they're claiming he had possession of it because it was found under a couch. >> reporter: williams also arrested in 2006 for being a felon in possession of a firearm and also drug trafficking. people inside the home, not calling 911 and instead driving the girl to the hospital where she died of a single shot to her shoulder. >> never indicated to anyone that he ever had possession of it and nobody saw him in possession of it. >> reporter: and williams' bond is now set at $20,000. we're also talking with the police chief in sanford. we're asking him how he plans to deal with the problem of illegal reach of children. hear how he's calling the 6-year-old's death completely preventable, a little later at 5:00

mr. williams is suspended with pay and is ordered not to return to school grounds without approval. from his west babylon home, his grandmother responded. >> i do not know anything that's going on, so please, good-bye. >> reporter: some parents wonder how williams passed background checks and called his punishment a slap on the wrist. do you have a message for the administration? >> well, i do plan now to speak to the principal to find out contactually what's going on. >> this is something we should be notified of so we know this person shouldn't be in our school districts again. >> reporter: some students wonder if it was a prank gone bad. >> it's surprising because i know the security guard personally and he is not a bad guy at all. he's actually a really nice guy. >> reporter: the cafeteria cook: >> i wouldn't say how the media now and phones and kid it's not the same way back in the day. we are in a new era now. the school said williams had no prior arrests or incidents. from roosevelt, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >>> there are new zika concerns tonight after just released stu

mr. william shaheen. >> ambassador bruce heyman and mrs.icki heyman. >> the honest -- the honorable patrick leahy, senator from vermont, and mrs. leahy. >> it's nice to see the friendly relations with canada. we live only about an hour's drive run the canadian border. >> i'm proud of my heritage. >> he's a breath of fresh air for kind -- for canada. i'm excited. >> penny sebring. ms. is beth shaw and mr. adam shaw. mr. david abney and ms. sherry abney. .he honorable amy klobuchar, >> i'm head of the american-canadian inter-parliamentarian group. this brings some much-needed glamour to the very important relationship between america and canada, one of our biggest trading partners, the only embassy i've ever seen that had rates on its wall. this will make america think about how important canada is to our global security and also to our economy. >> is there some hockey trash talking going on? >> canada has applied a lot of hockey players to minnesota. thank you very much. jacobson and mr.oberta jacobson. mr. lorne michaels and ms. alice micha

mr. williams it good work and clearly something that we all care about deeply when we choose to move forward with the program before i think we were all under the - we were assuming we were going to have to tweak that it needed work and feels it still needs work maybe more formally than originally thought would do the trick i want to make a couple of things clear to i think for myself i'm equally supportive of the shuttle serves as someone that has gone up and down the peninsula regularly there are only effect not to privatize transit but actually to audible the traffic that is not there to get up and down the peninsula not where it needs to be so someday i'm working daily to fix that and we some of us have been working on getting us anymore transit for well over decades on this area issue and i'm for one as someone who understands how hard to park a car the city i'm grateful there are options for people to take to get to work that reduce the demands of private vehicles on the streets which includes vehicles get in the way of the buses all the time that includes reducing the private vehicles

mr. william keating of massachusetts. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to focus on terrorism for the purpose of this questioning. and i want to really focus on the fact that this is a budget hearing. and one thing i'm aware of and i think most experts agree with, taxpayers get the most -- it's most cost effective for taxpayers and most experts will say most effective is the work that we do in those areas where terrorism is likely to incubate, maybe just starting to incubate, or moving out an me ttastmetast. it's a couple of things. number one, they are talking to the members from the committee and they identified 17 fronts. they are generally agreed upon. that's a great threat. they can comment on the areas where it's right. what those geographic areas are. bangladesh and areas that we may not think of. number two, how we approach that is so important. and it's important for this hearing this morning because i think the most effective things we can do in those areas before things incubate and before they metastasize. is to look at what we can do w

mr. williams, sir, who won? >> well i think donald trump didn't get any damage and he is in the lead.s a substantial lead going forward. john kasich in bite that you played bill, talked about winning ohio and then going to possibly a brokered convention. he is talking in those terms because trump has such a commanding lead. now we go into states like michigan. he has a substantial lead in michigan. then we come to florida, and ohio, winner-take-all. kasich is only hope that he can win ohio and then try to deny donald trump sufficient delegates to claim the nomination out right. but you know, i think that is tough, a tough prospect, a tough vision to realize. bill: let me come back to the calendar in a moment. mercedes, who lost? >> well, you know i think donald trump lost in the sense -- bill: shocker. >> wait, wait. will he lose his supporters? absolutely not. they are sticking to him. they like his temperment sort of being the tough, non-politician. doesn't act like to push shun. doesn't act like a politician. when he talks about his manhood, turnoff for women voters. the line doesn

mr. williams is due back in court april 11th. >> you heard about the guy robbing elderly women in brooklyn and queens. we have new surveillance video of the guy police believe doing this. >> it's really very good video. take a look at this. do you know this man? they just released this video from the latest attack which happened last saturday near ocean parkway and beverly road. in that attack, police say, the man followed a woman 83 years old into her building, hit her in the face, at no time steal anything. police -- didn't steal anything. police say the other attacks were similar but resulted in robberies. if you know who he is, please call crimestoppers, 1-800-577-tips. >> here's an item, new jersey transit, there will not be a fair hike anytime soon. we heard that from governor christie yesterday. that's his opinion. >> yeah. last year new jersey transit raised prices by 9% because of a budget gap, but speaking on his radio show yesterday, governor ask for more money in every budget to close gaps and that he tells them they have to find a way to close it without the fare increase. he

mr. williams: i'm roger williams from texas.rvative, pro-life, second amendment grassroots taxpayer. like every one of you. [applause] i believe marriage is between a man and a woman. and that no federal funding should ever be seen by planned parenthood. [applause] i represent main street america. i represent main street america. this main street taxpayers like all of you. i make decisions based on fairness, family values, limited government, strong defense, lower taxes, quality education and conservative judgings. how we get there is pretty simple. i'm reading the constitution. the constitution as it is written, it's not living and breathing, nancy pelosi. it is what it is. i'm listening to all of you. i'm sticking with my conscience and i'm reading the bible every single day. and i can tell you i've made a -- i haven't made a decision yet i regret. i'll tell you what. i speak for main street america. and the problem i have right now, i'm mad at heck at barack obama. he's going all over the world apologizing for america. what h

mr. cornell william brooks. mr. brooks. [applause] good morning.anted to thank david for the very kind introduction and i wanted to say how humbled i am to be here where so many newsmakers, sunni leaders, so many social justice secrets have spoken and share their perspectives on the world -- so many leaders. i also want to express appreciation to the journalists were in the room. you provide and create a distance, if you will, that allows people to think critically about the issues. but you also create a sense of intimacy which allows people to draw close to injustice and the kinds of injustices the naacp has long sought to eradicate from our republic. this is i believe an extraordinary moment in american history. this is not some random date on the kregorian calendar. it's not a matter of happenstance, not a matter of coincidence. this is a to the month the 51st year of, this is the 51st year since bloody sunday, an occasion that is etched in our collective memory as a country. it doesn't take much effort to call to mind the image of middle-aged w

mr. williams and i are up here or if you would like to hear from the taxis and muni and ask questions for the entire presentation? >> i had a quick question about this one because there are so many other city vehicles that are in this category. >> yes. >> and i'm just curious, you may not know the answer, but i'm just curious for the other fleets or other departments that have sudan, i guess, do they have similar training, do you know, or do they use your training? >> my understanding is the city administrator's office oversees that aspect of training, my understanding is that they are looking to copy, you know, respectfully, they use a of the training we are provide, they are putting defensive driver training for all the other city users currently, but i believe it's not -- i can get a better answer, i believe it's not currently offered but they are hoping to put in place. the airport has developed theirs, they're using the same click safety program we are using and i did receive an e-mail from the city administrator's office for copies of what we're using so they can use that to help de

mrs. 35-year-old eric williams. he is accused of child neglect and unsafe storage of a firearm. he was arrested and taken to the jail. booked in around 3:00 this morning. at 8:25 last night, williams took the child, to central florida regional hospital. she' d suffered a gunshot wound at a house on high lawn avenue near seminole high school. a little bit north of the high school. we are told by the police department that she did not survive the injuries she received in that accident. they are telling us she was playing in the living room and that eric williams knew there was a loaded firearm underneath the couch and he allowed the little girl to play their. hitting her. by eric williams, but she did not survive. we are told to as a school. members of the summit county providing grief counseling to teachers, staff as well as students there the school. we are also being told that the police chief year is it really frustrated. this is the second incident involving a child getting a hold of a unsecure firearm in the last few days. it is only a week or so ago that a child that a hold

mr. kent? serena williams. hi watson. you are a fierce competitor. i've heard that. have analysed your biggest matches. oh really? when down a point, you sound like a coach. i am not. but i can customize training programs based on biomarker data. watson, that's pretty impressive. you might say i am the serena williams of cloud-based cognitive systems. nah, i wouldn't go that far. >>> welcome back. take a listen to hillary clinton's victory speech on tuesday night when she swept five primaries. >> i've never had more faith in our future. if we work together, if we go forward in this campaign, if we win in november, i know our future will be brighter than tomorrow and yesterday. thank you all so very much. >> so some people saw and heard. they heard a presidential candidate celebrating a huge night in which she took step towards winning the democratic presidential nomination. others, many of whom were men, called her shrill, loud, hyperaggressive, and the admonition that clinton should smile for, which many women found insulting. when we come back, ♪ i love to take