. >> the lawyer for william lynch is pat harris. he's scheduled to fly in to san jose from l.a. for this meeting with the d.a. today. he even accused the prosecutor of setting up the priest to commit perjury. something the d.a.'s office denied. that meeting here at the county government center will take place this afternoon and all parties will be on hand. >> right now we have breaking news to tell you about. a u.s. ambassador has been killed in libya. this has been confirmed. christopher steven. a northern californian. he had just joined the u.s. embas embassy. an attack on the u.s. embassy in libya. he also went to uc hastings where he graduated from a law school. it was a major attack there. apparently militants are upset over a u.s. film that was put out. a small film that was more kind of like an unprofessional one but it has caused a big commission over there. apparently political implications here. people are very upset. once again, it has been confirmed that a u.s. ambassador, christopher stevens, has been killed in libya. we will continue to cover this event and keep yo

link's lawyer pat harris accused the prosecutor of setting up lindner to perjure himself.omething the d.a.'s office denied. lindner waits at his retirement home to see what the d.a.'s decision will be. we're live in san jose. today in the bay. >> thank you, damien. another south bay man is coming forward in a separate case of sexual abuse. this time at a san jose prep school. the alleged victim says jesuit brother william farrington abused him when he was a boarding student back in the '60s. the accusation is not the first. the california society of jesuits which overseas bellarmine sent a letter which reads, william farrington was removed from ministry with minors after allegations surfaced. he now exercises no public ministry and lives under close supervision at the jesuit infirmary. his restrictions are reviewed annually. the victim says he wanted to put his story out there as part of the healing process and encouraging other possible victims to seek healing of there their own. >>> now, the final heroic act of a fallen police officer. 37-year-old kennan yunstrum shot an

he will meet told here at the center with several people including lynch and his attorney pat harris. lynch told nbc bay area the d.a.'s decision not to do anything was, quote, unacceptable. father jerry litner sleeps in his retirement home not knowing if the d.a. will haul him back into court. that meeting should take place here later on this afternoon. for now, we're live today in the bay. >>> a preliminary hearing continues for an oakland teenager who admits to killing his adoptive parents. a dramatic video played yesterday. it shows moses admitting he killed his adoptive parents in a fit of anger after he was suspended from school for smoking marijuana. he was 15 at the time. he's 16 now. the teen is being prosecuteled an adult. >>> we're now learning the final heroic act of a fallen officer has given some new life to four people. he was shot and killed while performing a traffic stop near alamo just last week. the officer was an organ donor and his right kidney went to a 52-year-old bay area woman who had been waiting for a transplant for ten years. a 29-year-old bay area removed

harry while he's trying to repair his party boy image. welcome back at 4:30, everybody. i'm jim adlai. >> i'm pat lawson-muse. ince harry made his first public appearance after those nude pictures of him in vegas. >> he didn't talk about the incident. but it was on everyone's minds. as michelle kosinski reports now, even a 6-year-old boy wanted to ask him about it. >> reporter: low key for prince harry. no screaming crowds. just a wry smile, lone tear and a salute. everybody wanted a glimpse of him. >> never one to be shy in coming forward, i'll give it a go. >> reporter: just maybe a hint of what happened two weeks ago across the pond. ry harry could not escape a 6-year-old jokester. >> i'm joined now by an extremely well behaved, at least so far, 6-year-old alex logan. >> reporter: one of the kids with leukemia being awarded. listen to what he said hours before the ceremony on national tv. >> what you're fwoigoing to say prince harry if you bump into him this evening. >> i'm glad you've got your clothes on, prince harry. >> i -- i'd try, how are you, sir? and then go for the clothes thing. >> reporter: now b

pat by can known. [ applause ] >> up next my reaction to mahmoud ahmadinejad's madness and some other notable quotables of the week. stay with us. i'm harris faulkner. let's get you back to huckabee. [ applause ] >> this week, dozens of leaders from all over the world in eastern manhattan to address the united nations assembly. mahmoud ahmadinejad made the most outrageous statements. here is one thing he said prior to his speech. god willing a new world order will come and do away with everything. that distances us and even elementary school kids throughout the world have understood that the united states government is following an international policy of bullying. i do believe the system of empires has reached the end of the road. i like to call him mahmoud nut job. he holds a position in government that says the holocaust didn't happen. this is person who publicly says that he wants to wipe israel off the map. if those statements are made by even a filmmaker or columnist you would think that is pretty outrageous but to be made by a head 6 state that its provocation and a declaration of intention of war. if you wonder why so many of us ho

can not think imagine that harry would file litigation because strangers in the same room he was playing in his birthday suit would take pictures. >> yo you know, i wonder, is patthe rememberin remember -- w, remembering the paparazzi and his mother, maybe a warning shot. >> the driver of diana's car was well beyond the legal limit of alcohol. but one can understand prince william's concern his wife not be treated the way his mother was. neil: is that not a given with royalty and very big public figures? the price of fame. >> it is, emotionally. and it is legally the price of fame you lost a huge aim of your privacy. close the blinds,. neil: when they follow me to baskin-robbins, as they have done, i have to live with the cob consequences. >> there are there photos of you eating yodels and wing dings? >> there are. neil: this panda, a gift fromming which giving birth today, but president obama is bearishish on china, he is talking tough, but critics say he is pandering, yeah, pandering. [ female announcer ] they can be enlightening. hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fargo, we believe you can never underestimate the power of a

pat quinn, then former virginia governor tim town. in the 7:00 p.m. hour, we'll hear from mayor foxx, who we just spoke to, majority leader harry reid. jimmy carter from video will be president, and joe kennedy the third. then, and nancy keenness -- nancy keenan, tammy duckworth and then represented james clyburn from south carolina will speak. in the 9:00 hour,. strickland, kathleen sebelius, rahm emanuel. then, in the final hour, the maryland governor, martin no mallee -- martin o'malley, who was the talk about in the 2016 presidential contest, perhaps, along with mayor to juliÁn castro from san antonio, and then who will give the keynote address, and as the obama campaign describes her, the closer, michele obama will close out the first night. you will also hear from that to pelosi, carolyn kennedy, lilly ledbetter, and there is a campaign to get betty white to speak at the convention. that was reported this morning in "politico." there is a live picture from the time warner arena. there are people about, but that is a live picture of the podium at the time table -- time warner cable arena. joining us in the c stands to deal a cou

pat quinn, then head -- tim kane. he is the former chair of the democratic national committee. we will hear from nancy pelosi, along with the mayor of charlotte, and a fox, harryid, and our 39th president by video, jimmy carter, who accepted his own party nomination here in 1976. also, a tribute to the late edward kennedy. nancy keenan will deliver remarks before the delegates. governor lincoln chafee of rhode island, and governor cliburn of south carolina. the former governor of ohio will deliver remarks to the delegates and kathleen sebelius, along with the chicago mayor, wrong -- rohm emmanuel. at 10:00 eastern time, martin o'malley, a potential 2016 candidate for presidency. and the first lady, michelle obama. joining us inside the arena, our national political correspondent for "the new york times." as you look at these polls, a very small percent signed -- very small percent of undecided voters. >> the constituency for democrats is not inside this arena. this is intended to reach the wider audience in swing states, and including here in north carolina. it is all of the democratic voters of voted four years ago. those voters have the various levels of ene