ms. williams. guest: political theater. unfortunately, our congress is broken. and the result is the fiasco that we've seen in the last two days in the house. a broken political system. i would have laughed if it weren't for shameful, if the results were not so horrible. congress has got to get to work. and they have to work positively and constructively. every so often, there's a glimmer that perhaps they can do that. then they run for cover. they let the most extreme sides of their parties dictate as they did last night and they could because they knew that this irresponsible bill would never become law so they could be as irresponsible as they wanted to be and get away with it. i'm embarrassed for my nation over what's gone on the last two days in the house. host: one thing you proposed is provide a lawyer for each child moving through this process. how much does having a lawyer affect this process? some recent stats from the wall street your honjournal says tha children who are apprehended at the border in 2013, just 1600 were physically removed from the u.s

ms. williams. guest: political theater. unfortunately, our congress is broken.nd the result is the fiasco that we've seen in the last two days in the house. a broken political system. i would have laughed if it weren't for shameful, if the results were not so horrible. congress has got to get to work. and they have to work positively and constructively. every so often, there's a glimmer that perhaps they can do that. then they run for cover. they let the most extreme sides of their parties dictate as they did last night and they could because they knew that this irresponsible bill would never become law so they could be as irresponsible as they wanted to be and get away with it. i'm embarrassed for my nation over what's gone on the last two days in the house. host: one thing you proposed is provide a lawyer for each child moving through this process. how much does having a lawyer affect this process? some recent stats from the wall street your honjournal says tha children who are apprehended at the border in 2013, just 1600 were physically removed from the u.s.

ms. williams before that time is here she's probably in a better position to provide the details frankly than i am. >> thank you georgia. >> i don't have exact figures but when he convened wi the stakeholders that served the county group they were part of the conversation. >> so we had guardians and parents present that's great. i think did we have student voices as part of the program >> that i can't speak. >> i think it would be helpful now we're separating the two and there maybe a different focus over and over something to add so thank you very much. next. commissioner wynns >> thank you. okay. so i that seems like the request from the state we had a separate l cap from the board of education is a bureaucratic mistake i think they don't understand so i'm going i want to study this but i want us to write them a letter and say okay. we did that but our county of succession e education is sgrathsd with our school district this is about spending money we spend lots of money out disgust before you get u budget those students are our students i'd like them to be more integrated not separat

ms. williams would do this because she's a former o.i.g. official.to this date new york action has been taken to reprimand ms. williams for her behavior. this goes to the very heart of the question whether or not v.a. should be allowed to police itself and whether or not an outside agency should be brought in to fully conduct an investigation to the actions taken at v.a. the last thing i will say that i did receive an email from the white house office of white house counsel directing me to contact the office of special counsel. that was the official position from the white house, there would have been no need for anyone to contact ms. williams about my complaint. >> you also in your testimony, you describe the possible purging of over 10,000 veteran health records at the health eligible center, that there's a backlog of 600,000 pending benefit applications, and 40,000 unprosessed applications discovered that span three years? >> absolutely. currently, we have over 600,000 pending applications. these are applications that have been applied for by a ve

ms. williams. guest: i'm going to refer you again to that big treatise on immigration law. there are judges from one district to another who disagree with what that law says. there are immigration lawyers who go to our conferences and spend days arguing about what that law says. that law is so complicated. the problem is nobody knows how to follow the law. the law is difficult to follow. laymen have a terrible time know what the law is. lawyers, judges, have a terrible time knowing what the law is. we can't be absolutist on oh, if they didn't follow the law, they must be criminals. my next door neighbor grills with a gas grill on his balcony. that's illegal in the district of columbia. he's not evil. that is what we need to look at. that is where we need to show some compassion and some understanding. host: mark's withbeen waiting the line from missouri. >> good morning. i just want to make a comment. i believe that our country, the united states of america is a very compassionate company. however, we have a nation of laws and we have major problems right now and i think we

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ms. williams would do this because she's a former o.i.g. official.to this date new york action has been taken to reprimand ms. williams for her behavior. this goes to the very heart of the question whether or not v.a. should be allowed to police itself and whether or not an outside agency should be brought in to fully conduct an investigation to the actions taken at v.a. the last thing i will say that i did receive an email from the white house office of white house counsel directing me to contact the office of special counsel. that was the official position from the white house, there would have been no need for anyone to contact ms. williams about my complaint. >> you also in your testimony, you describe the possible purging of over 10,000 veteran health records at the health eligible center, that there's a backlog of 600,000 pending benefit applications, and 40,000 unprosessed applications discovered that span three years? >> absolutely. currently, we have over 600,000 pending applications. these are applications that have been applied for by a ve

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ms. zelda rae williams, quarter of a sench century old today but always my baby girl.py birthday, zelda williams, love you. >> if the 60-year-old robin williams could give the 30-year-old robin williams advice, what would you tell him? >> don't go so fast. how much have you loved doing what you do, loved being with people? if you can answer that question positively, you're doing okay. it's a good life. >> and just before we came on the air tonight, one of the people williams loved very much, his daughter zelda williams, said on twitter, "i love you, i miss you, i'll keep trying to look up." so much pain for his family tonight. we're thinking about them. >>> coming up on this special dig of "nightline," we look at the memorable moments from a phenomenal career. moderate to severe is tough, but i've managed. i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience

ms. holt-williams was made. >> officials are looking into whether he followed the rules. the family's attorney says that's where most of williams' survivors' questions lie. >> we're not sure why the cadets were in the vehicle unsupervised. >> reporter: the attorney for karen holt-williams' family says victims' sur advisers are being kept informed, and he says it wasn't always that way. especially in the moments after the accident at the hospital. one of the victim's daughters showed up and was met by a state trooper. >> he read from a script and put his head down. he said she was involved in an automobile accident where she lost control of her vehicle and she didn't make it. they gave him -- gave her the shoes she had on and her purse. >> reporter: the questions linger, but today they were secondary to the grief. >> oh, she is so missed. >> reporter: now, a spokesman for the state police tells us that there is an investigation going on two fronts. the accident itself and the procedure that happened leading up to it. and the cadet that was involved in this, we understand,

ms. holt-williams was in. >> reporter: the suv was an unmarked state police vehicle being driven by a state police cadet with another cadet in the passenger seat. attorney williams, who is not related to the victims, says the family only learned that fact through a news report about the accident. cadets are technically civilian employees of the state without police power. >> there certainly is, i would imagine, going to be an officer or two who is going to have to come forward or somethinging to be brought forward to explain how exactly the cadet did get to have keys to a maryland state police vehicle because he certainly couldn't have gotten into the vehicle and driven it off by himself. >> reporter: there are two investigations. one is administrative, and one is based on the actual crash reconstruction. both will be sent to the state attorney's office. now we have heard from a spokesperson from the state police who tells us there is indeed an investigation into whether or not that cadet was following the proper procedures laid out for civilian employees of state police. it will ultimately

ms. william on north carolina. i think senator rockefeller is going to hear from this. and you know we have been through these scandals before. rail against the unionization, like the nfl and nba, you better address the problem. this is college sports. not n2ca. it is college sports. i appreciate. i stood on the sidelines and i was so proud and happened to be with a big donor of notre dame in los angeles and south bend. most exciting moment of my life. i never knew it could be that noisy and i played a lot of football but not at that level. we know the influences here. i don't think you would treat the other students on campus like this. i think somebody better take control of the situation again. the president is loosing the say on campus. this is like the cab in comptom california, it is always coming but never arrives. i have been here 40 years and watched people blame and go after the decisions which is a decision to join a union. a rational decision because there was no other outlet for them. no other outlet as they work for the people that proceed them. i would no

ms. lisa williams from the united states department of state. [applause] >> good afternoon. can you hear me? i have been given this microphone and told not to stay at the podium. when we set up, let me just say that for many, the u.s. embassy is the first point of reference. if you can get a meeting with certain ministries, we come to your embassy to see if we can give you information, and we will now have hubs containing all of the representatives of various economic agencies to help our businesses. we have come to the part we have been waiting for. i would like to introduce our ministers. from nigeria. he will be our guest speaker. i want to have all of the ministers said don first. -- sit down first. we have the minister from the republic of cameroon. french] all right. he has had a very good time helping our economy. convention -- [speaking french] and we are still waiting for the minister of the camera room or are we going to go on? -- cameroon, or are we going to go on? ok. during this section we ask that people line up, and you be direct with your question. we have on

ms. zelda ray williams, a quarter of a century years old, happy birthday, always my baby.side of him was something we didn't really get to see in the media. >> well, i'm glad we're learning more about the different sides of robin because there were some awfully good sides, many good sides. >> ben, can you think of anything else. cheryl was talking earlier comparing him with jonathan winters who goes back a few more years. but anybody of a similar comedic brilliance in this generation, i can't really think of anybody off the top of my head. >> yeah, you think about people like eddy murphy or david chappell, or in his own way, gary shandlin, and that is what robin williams was all about, he owed a lot to sid caesar, anybody who is out there smashing through barriers to be themselves and to create laughter in a new way. that is what he was into. >> one of the other things that was so striking is how he could be that crazy comedian. and then he could be this incredible dramatic actor, as well. the seriousness. >> oh, yeah, that was part of his brilliance and incredible talent

. >> take us back to roger williams said what people ms. liz a very perceptive question. at roger williams talked about separating the garden of the church, the wilderness of the world is where it comes from. but it comes from roger williams. but we're not members of the sierra club. it was a place of desolation and the insurer evil lurks to talk about protecting the church from the wilderness of the world and what he is saying is let's protect the that we give you an example of how this plays out. the monument with the ten commandments and others called for extra witnesses i was one of the few baptist because roger williams was absolutely right the problem is when you do that sort of thing you trivialize and too fast for word in the case when the judge rules out that it was unconstitutional because it violated the establishment clause and the workers were preparing to remove the of wonderment the protesters screamed get your hand off my god. unless imus my guess one of those commitments says that. [laughter] that was the point. but what the supreme court says is meaningle

ms. zelda ray williams, quarter of a century old but always my baby girl. the sheriff's deputies did say it did release more information surrounding the circumstances of williams' death because of the public status. it will be holding a news conference at 11:00 this morning. live in marin county, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> the hollywood star on the walk of fame is growing. notes, flowers were left at his star overnight. williams was inducted into the hollywood walk of fame on december 12th, 1990. last night the premier of "the expendables 3" was held on hollywood boulevard and the actors stopped to share thoughts of their late colleague. >> as an individual, he had a lot of heart and compassion. he did a lot of things for a lot of people, publicly and privately. >> other celebrities, they've been going on twitter to express their thoughts about robin williams. they say he's gone too soon and they feel blessed to be a part of the industry he worked in. >>> president obama issued a statement about robin williams saying, and i'

photo again from instagram, thank you, so much, kathy griffin, of showing this photo of robin williams, msn winters. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." important interview tomorrow, 6:00 hour. gina martin adams has been an exceptionally cautious bull. so many doubt this equity market. she will join us in the 6:00 hour tomorrow. good morning, everyone. tuesday morning, "bloomberg surveillance." welcome all worldwide to our world headquarters in new york city. our guest host this hour, tobias levkovich of citigroup. olivia sterns has our company news this morning. >> sprint's new ceo was telling employees to expect more cost cuts. he says the committee will complete aggressively for users. customerst monthly every year since 2007. speaking of finding more customers, electronic arts is extending its subscription services to more companies. ea makes the game medal of honor and other video games. the company is now available in new zealand and western europe. twitter paid $134 million for social data provider mip back in may. the acquisition gives twitter more control over i

williams. some of his best loved films including good morning vietnam and ms. doubt fire. the festival will continue tomon to 6:00. on the schedule tomorrow, we hal hunting and dead poet society. >>> coming up five cases of west senile confirmed in the bay area. a wild police chase down at southern california freeway. police pursuit someone driving y were able to pull it off. next. >>> a woman is behind bars tonight after leading san diego's police to a wild chase. the 22-year-old stole the police car late friday night. they say they spiked the car's tire but it kept ongoing. the woman tried to use the vehicle as a weapon >> she ran the three vehicles. she was taken into custody. >> police say she was able to steal the park's car because the key was inside and officer two drove it were out of sight. >>> this is just in our news room. afl private lane crash placerville. the other was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> coming up, it looks like the scene from the movie "jaws", just how close one man got to the great, white shark. >>> next, the 49ers preparing for their first s

williams and ms. cash for the creative community and behalf of your fellow artist and songwriters. let me turn to the subject of internet/satellite radio. i believe the success of internet radio is critical for the overall music eco system in terms of providing a viable, meaningful solution to the piracy that was ramped. i want to explore a few practices. let me start with pandora and mr. harrison. i believe you testified that one of your business practices is to ensure that artist receive a fair share. is that correct? >> thank you for the kind words about our service, first of all. i was speaking about the value that statutory blanket licenses have like pandora that allows us to license efficiently but the artist participate in the royalty streams. >> am i correct that pandora however refuses to pay for the use of pre-1972 recordings under either state or federal law? >> we do not pay under section 114 for the performance of pre-'72 sound recordings which is federal law. >> and you contest the rights of the artist to receive any compensation in state court, correct? >> we have pe

ms. doubtfire was filmed. now it's been a shrine for the late robin williams. one man was hit by a driver not paying attention. he's okay. like this driver who stepped in the bus zone so people could pay their respects. the event will end up costing the owner of the car $3 hundred. this kaub was abandoned so the driver could take photos he want parked in an unmarked spot. and how about this tour bus? they will get a ticket on the sly, which means tell appear in the mail. t maniac walked in front of a semi going downhill and never even looked. people are double-parking. but they're operating their you know what button. that makes it okay. some people think it's okay to look at their phones while driving. i get it. i really do. but is this work risking other people's safety just to get a photo of an if i can tishgs home that just happened -- fictitious home that just happened to be filmed in san francisco? i'm going to say no. >>> san diego police leads a woman on a wild chase in a stolen police car! and more air strikes against lammist militants in iraq. >>> a w

william bracken? (camera shutters clicking, applause) he's protected. untouchable. you're just gonna end up dead. what do you want, ms beckett? everyone that you've ever had killed, i want the truth. see, here's what you don't understand. it's not who has the gun. it's who has the power. do you really think that's you? (grunts) oh! (grunts) that's gonna leave a nasty scar. every time you see it, think of me. (huffing and sniffling) (clears throat) (blows air) (clears throat) (gasps)

ms. lewis, and i talked to william a couple times but i never got the pleasure speaking to you yet. i want to bring this to your attention, this is what we're trying to do. what we noticed is this isn't a problem that's just going on the east coast or on the west coast, you know, down south but this is going on all over the united states. these are problems we're trying to address. we look at our fan base. a lot of times we don't have very many african-americans coming out to see this thing. we have white american to come out and say man, i can to so many black kids are playing baseball at a high level. so we are looking to bring guys in. just like you stated before, as far as having a franchise, plenty of opportunities just like mr. burnett was a. is going to be a broadcaster, we have room for the. we've internet radio. names like that. we have marketing programs. different things you can get involved in whether you play the game of baseball or not. there are plenty of guys i love the game of baseball the can play at this level, and are looking for opportunities to do something, to

ms. harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday, august 18. matt is off, sharrie williams is joining us. >> national guard troops have been called into ferguson missouri when a peaceful protest takes a violent turn. >> skateboarders spit and stop on a park ranger. >> let's take a look at weather and traffic. for that we'll go over to david murphy, great weather, karen rogers has the traffic. >> reporter: we'll start with satellite on the big board. we have the promise of pleasant of sunshine, with high pressure overhead there's a line of cloud cover that's going to be workin acuhe

ms. duke, i want to address your situation as well. >> thank you, bill. >> when you heard about robin williams committing suicide what was the first thingt popped into your mind how did you process it. >> nothing that went through my mind i just screamed no, no, no. i join all of the people that he made so happy with his laughter or his creativity in heart break today. i must say after the screaming i wondered why of all people couldn't he get thecific kind of help he needed and i comforted myself with perhaps his illness was as unique as his creative genius i suffered what got to be known as bipolar for 35 years completely out of control except when i was working. boy oh boy was was i in control then. as years went on i tortured my family. i was abusive to my children and finally i was working with richard crena and i went into a manic episode. everybody noticed, except me, of course. and they said they would cut down production and i could go to it a doctor, which i did and i was diagnosed back then we called it manic-depressive. and i was treated in my case with medication, and after quite a short time, i was able, for the first time

ms. mcdonnell had any interest in me until this week. no, i never had any physical contact with maureen mcdonnell, period. williams' testimony goes against what the defense has been saying, that maureen mcdonnell had a crush on johnny williams. the williams testimony today seems to undercut a cornerstone of the defense. >> williams says, "a," there was nothing there, "b," he goes further and says there was no indication, there was no physical relationship, there was no intimate relationship, beyond that that mrs. mcdonnell never expressed to him her interest in moving beyond this relationship. >> now, coming up on news 4 at 5:00, the defense did score points today. in particular when asking some questions about that rolex watch given to the governor. more on that coming up. >>> a verdict could come down at any moment now in the trial of a montgomery county man charged in a violent road rage incident. a man and woman were stabbed outside the westfield montgomery mall last november. prosecutors say david goldberg attacked the couple after they argued about who had the right of way at a stop sign. goldberg lives in p

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ms. >>> new this morning, there's a move online to rename a marin county tunnel after the late robin williams. he died last week of an apparent suicide at his home in tiburon. a petition on change.org has 4,000 signatures supporting the idea of renaming the waldo tunnel just north of the golden gate bridge once it reaches 5,000, the petition will go to a state assemblyman. the renaming would have to be approved by the legislature. >>> new technology it could make it easier to find a parking space in palo alto. >> that's always a good idea. give drivers information about open spaces in the city garages. >> reporter: kpix 5's kiet do is in palo alto with details of the system to provide parking guidance in the downtown area. >> reporter: good morning, the city is considering spending some big money on an increasingly big problem. yes, we're talking about parking. it's especially difficult in times like lunchtime here in downtown palo alto where it can be a major pain just looking for an open spot. entrepreneurs say that's bad for business especially when you're trying to have a meeting. and so

ms, and sharing is the key. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- heartbreaking discovery. actor robin williamswhat investigators are saying. >> signing off from boulder, colorado. ♪ boy, i'm glad i didn't land in buffalo. >> do you believe it? >> from his sitcom start to his blockbuster movies, williams leaves behind a legacy of laughs. we have extensive coverage. >>> unrest in missouri, another major headline this morning, with the community still on edge the second night in a row. the victim's mother has a message as the feds move in. >>> and later in "the skinny," a new role for actress susan sarandon. how it's changing her personal life forever. it's tuesday, august 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm michelle franzen. >> i'm devin dwyer. it's great to have you with us. so much to get to this morning to talk about robin williams, many of you weighing in on our facebook page. in fact, a message from ellen, she says a light has gone out in hollywood. but there is a new star shining in heaven. very apt at this time. >> very much so. we begin with

ms. ronstadt defied expectations to conquer american radio waves and helped pave the way for generation of women artists. billy sinh and todd williamsthe 2013 national medal of arts for their contributions to architecture and arts education, whether public or private, their deliberate and inspired designs have a profound effect on the lives of those who interact with them. in their teaching and spirit of service have inspired young people to pursue their passions. >>> james terrell. the 2013 national medal of arts to james terrell for his groundbreaking visual art, captures the powers of light and space. mr. terrell builds experiences that force us to question reality. challenging our perceptions not only of art, but also of the world around us. >>> national humanities medal recipien recipients, m.h. abrams. the 2013 nationality humanities medal for broadening the study of literature as a scholar, writer and critic, dr. abrams has expanded or perception of the romantic tradition and explored the modern concept of artistic self-expression in western culture, influencing and inspiring generations of students. accepting on behave of am

armstrong williams, she agreed with what some of what you had to say. >> i respect professor butler and i respect ms clift. we have perspectives in this conversation and there is not one size that fits all. these kids are in trouble. these kids are not progressing. i mean since 1966, with the passage of the civil rights legislation, 5 out of 20 black families were in poverty. today, in 2014, it's 15 out of 20. there is something wrong. >> maybe it's the government. maybe it's the programs that it is designed that are not working. maybe we need to go back and say look, the government can give you a hand up and can help you along the way but you should never allow the government to become your destiny. obviously there is something wrong. obviously if you look at families whether it's jewish or irish at the turn of the last century in a similar plight as american blacks are today, obviously, the family unit plays a role in this. it plays a role. there are so many things that particular play a roll but the bottom line is, i think, she is absolutely right. you've got to teach your children. i don't care

armstrong williams, she agreed with what some of what you had to say. >> i respect professor butler and i respect ms clift. we have perspectives in this conversation and there is not one size that fits all. these kids are in trouble. these kids are not progressing. i mean since 1966, with the passage of the civil rights legislation, 5 out of 20 black families were in poverty. today, in 2014, it's 15 out of 20. there is something wrong. >> maybe it's the government. maybe it's the programs that it is designed that are not working. maybe we need to go back and say look, the government can give you a hand up and can help you along the way but you should never allow the government to become your destiny. obviously there is something wrong. obviously if you look at families whether it's jewish or irish at the turn of the last century in a similar plight as american blacks are today, obviously, the family unit plays a role in this. it plays a role. there are so many things that particular play a roll but the bottom line is, i think, she is absolutely right. you've got to teach your children. i don't care

and robin williams was here to see this let's just say he would have jokes for days. for those that attuning in this is a place for the portion of the movie ms was felled. one of our morning reporters was hit by dreier-- driver not paying attention he's o.k. but some people are going home with finance. like this driver that stopped in the was sold so that people could pay their respects 3 this cat was abandoned so the driver could take photos he parked across what. they will get a ticket in the mail. this lady actually walked in front of a semi going downhill and did even know it. people are double parking but not paying attention. there's apparently a lot of people that think it's ok to use their phones while driving. i get it i really do it's worth risking other people's plates did this to get a photo of this old data to be filled--fe filmed, >>:40 comics will perform at the annual "comedy day" at sharon meadows september 14th. over the years, williams would drop by when he was in san francisco. many up and coming comedians would perform alongside him. the event, which has been happening for more than 30 years, is free to the public. but w

armstrong williams, she agreed with what some of what you had to say. >> i respect professor butler and i respect msft. we have perspectives in this conversation and there is not one size that fits all. these kids are in trouble. these kids are not progressing. i mean since 1966, with the passage of the civil rights legislation, 5 out of 20 black families were in poverty. today, in 2014, it's 15 out of 20. there is something wrong. >> maybe it's the government. maybe it's the programs that it is designed that are not working. maybe we need to go back and say look, the government can give you a hand up and can help you along the way but you should never allow the government to become your destiny. obviously there is something wrong. obviously if you look at families whether it's jewish or irish at the turn of the last century in a similar plight as american blacks are today, obviously, the family unit plays a role in this. it plays a role. there are so many things that particular play a roll but the bottom line is, i think, she is absolutely right. you've got to teach your children. i don't care how

ms, and sharing is the key. >>> good morning. i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm michelle franzen. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." tributes are overflowing at notable robin williamsry from the "good will hunting" bench in boston to the "mork & mindy" house in boulder, colorado, as we learn new details about his death. >>> fans are remembering screen legend lauren bacall this morning. the actress died yesterday here in new york city following a stroke at age 89. bacall was famously paired with humphrey bogart both on and off the screen. >>> the clippers are under new ownership now that a judge has confirmed shelly sterling's right to sell the team. the purchase by microsoft ceo steve ballmer was completed yesterday. >>> and a study about sleep aids says they hardly improve the sleep of workers following the night shift. they say users' alertness was only slightly improved when they were awake. those are some of the top stories on this wednesday, august 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. great to have you with us. we begin this half hour with new details surrounding the death of robin williams. >> fans, friends and