richard williams junior was shot sunday morning in miami near northwest avenue at 70th st. his grandmother said he had run away from home two weeks ago and she had been searching for him. she broke down while speaking to our reporter. >> he met a whole lot to me. if you cannot tell by looking at me now and what i am going through human the world to me. >> reporter: she had raised him since he was nine years old. she said she does not know why anyone would want to shoot her grandson. crimestoppers. >>> tonight we learned the identity of a man police say attacked an officer at a miami casino before another officer opened fire on him. he was armed with a knife. hank tester is lie that magic unfolded. >> reporter: you through a wad of cash at the police officer and then attacked him at a knife and wound up getting shot. here is the latest. less than 24 hours after miami police officer raul perez was stabbed in the face, business as usual at the magic city casino. >> the casino has been extremely professional. they have an excellent security team and they were extremely incident

richard williams junior was near northwest avenue at 70th st. his grandmother said he had run away from home two weeks ago and she had been searching for him. she broke down while speaking to our reporter. >> he met a whole lot to me. if you cannot tell by looking at me now and what i am going through human the world to me. >> reporter: she had raised him since he was nine years old. she said she does not know why anyone would want to shoot her grandson. if you have any information that could help police call crimestoppers. >>> tonight we learned the identity of a man police say attacked an officer at a miami casino before another officer opened fire on him. he was armed with a knife. hank tester is lie that magic city casino where this all unfolded. >> reporter: you through a wad of cash at the police officer and then attacked him at a knife and wound up getting shot. here is the latest. police officer raul perez was stabbed in the face, business as usual at the magic city casino. >> the casino has been extremely professional. they have an exce

williams: that's why richard pryor came to washington. e spoke at the department of agriculture for black history month and they asked him in interviews, "why did you come?" and he said, "because an agriculture employee, armstrong williams, asked me to and he promised me a reception with the president and i got that." and richard and i remained friends until his death. bond: really? williams: yes. in fact, it was he who introduced me to hollywood. absolutely. he would bring me out to california. that is how i met people like barry white, jamal woods, because i started bringing them in for different functions, but he opened me up to a whole different world. that's how i got access to hollywood, was through richard pryor. and you didn't know that. bond: no, i never knew that. i never knew that. you know, i made a movie with him and i never heard this, but this is not about me. all right. so you get with thomas and you work with him for a number of years. what was that like? williams: hard. bond: why was it hard? williams: he was a tough task

william case key. allen dulles, who was america's spy chief until '61, led invasion in the bay of pigs. richard helms was convicted of lying over the cia's effort to oust the el salvadoran president. bill colby, who was director from '73-'76, became a pariah among the agency's old hands for releasing to congress what became known as the family jewels report of cia misdeeds during the 1950s and early '70s. bill casey, who was cia director from 1981-'87, nearly brought down the agency in ronald reagan's presidency from a scheme that secretly supplied nicaragua's contras with money raked off from the sale of arms to iran for american hostages in beirut. this was the iran contra scandal. but before these men became their nation's top spymaster, they served under donovan as operatives. "disciples" is about the secret war they fought in the office of strategic services which is a recursor to today's cia. precursor. these four men, i quickly found out, were characters as rich and complex and multifaceted as donovan was. allen dulles looked like the headmaster of an upper class english boarding school.

deputies say william richards was assaulting his mother when they responded to the domestic call. when a deputy tried to intervene, the suspect reportedly started fighting him. the suspect has been charged with assault and battery and resisting arrest. the deputy was not hurt. adrienne quattlebaum is also behind bars. deputies say they responded to a home on when the victim told them quattlebaum pulled out a pocket knife and cut him after a verbal altercation. the victim was taken to the hospital, while the suspect was taken to a nearby detention center. health officials say three people in south carolina are being tested for the zika virus, but no cases of the disease have been confirmed yet. department officials say those being tested had traveled to one of the 24 countries with widespread zika. zika is a mosquito-borne virus that's been strongly linked to severe birth defects. the most common symptoms are fever, rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis you have until midnight to sign up for health insurance through the affordable care act. and for those choosing not to sign up -- th

william melvin richards the third... faces charges of assault on a police officer... yesterday afternoon around 4pm... richland county deputies responed to the 200 block of turkey oak court for a domestic incident...they say when richards went back into the house... they overheard a commotion and went in to investigate... that's w wn they saw richards assaulting his mother... when the deputy attempted to separate the two... they say... richards... started fighting with him. richards in the richland county jail ... the officer was not injured. 3 3 it has been a great start to the weekend. we enjoyed a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the middle 60s. here are our current temperatures across the state. it is satellite radar 3 composite shows the sunny skies with just a few clouds out there.for tonight look for mostly clear skies and lows in the upper 30s.tomorrow will be warmer than today. we're expecting highs in the lower 70s.tomorrow night look for partly cloudy skies with lows look at the seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. mary. 3 a lawsuit filed

richard. crime alert in prince william county. drivers there are getting in a commuter lot because thieves are stealing their wheels. at the horner road lot off of i-95. by the way, this is not the there.ime it's happened we told you about a similar incident back in october. installed temporary cameras, and the theft stops. but those resources were pulled, because no arrests were made. tonight. police searching for armed a t-mobile targeted store. a suspect showed a gun in the block of pennsylvania avenue. they appear to steal several i phones. left in a silver car, possibly a volkswagen. if you saw anything or know anything, police want to talk with you immediately. a school bus aid arrested for soliciting a minor. that maurice stephenson sent inappropriate teenagef himself to a student on two separate occasions. now.nvestigation happening tom? reporter: to give you a sense of we are, just a quarter mile off the road is potomac high school. this is a high school for special education students. 16-year-old female student who made

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

was really them if it was there house felicia mclain and her mom robin williams are close friends of theirs - specifically richard and ashley. 42:41 shes a really nice person and her boyfriend and her dad im shocked all four suspects are in jail -- and are facing several felony charges including manufacturing meth -- and possession they are expected to be in court next week. live in the newsroom nadeen yanes newschannel 3. you may have heard by now -- c-n-n s anderson cooper is taking action -- giving a generous donation to help protect k-9 officers. this comes after norfolk k-9 officer krijger kree-ger was shot and killed during a police standoff earlier this week. james hatch -- the k-9 vest maker newschannel three spoke to about outfitting police dogs -- says cooper will donate money from an upcoming speaking event at chrysler hall. that money -- mixed with what was already raised -- will be enough to pay for every k-9 officer at n-p-d -- and more vests for k-9 )s with cooper first showed interest in krijger )s kree-ger s death on monday in a tweet -- today norfolk police responded and thanked cooper for his s

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

responded to a domestic call around 4 clock last night, the suspect william merchants and the victim his mother were in the driveway, richards was highly intoxicated and i rate when he and his mother went back in the home, he began to attacker. richard started fighting with the deputies. >>> the columbia police department is asking for your help tonight in a sexual assault investigation, officials say around 3:30 am a woman is sexually assaulted by an armed man. they said he forced her to go with him somewhere around the 800 block of barnwell street, the victim for some the man in the hallway of her apartment complex and spoke to him. the investigators -- the investigation is ongoing and they're working on description of the suspect. anyone is asked to call crimestoppers with the description or information. >>> taking a look at the sky watch, temperatures comfortable outside for your friday evening -- saturday evening. 45 degrees in lexington, 44 columbia. 48 in winnsboro. doppler radar, crystal-clear. a few passing clouds but overall clear. temperatures only dropping into the upper 30s. starting a warming trend, temperature

he looks at william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. he's interviewed by richard berke keizer commencing editor for national review magazine. >> we are here with karl rove, author of "triumph of william mckinley." mr. rove was a senior advisor for president george w. bush and the architect of his election and reelection in 2,002,004. his publisher asked me if i would read his book and blurb it and i did. i just want to begin with what i said. karl rove shows how william mckinley used his watershed election to change his party for the political process in the nation. it's all here. the big themes, backstage maneuvers, personalities, hoopla. a great read for historians, political junkies and in our own wild elections michael america. >> i will pay you for that. it was awfully generous. >> let's introduce the man as 1896 began, who was william mckinley? >> guest: in the most immediate sense, he is the governor of the state of ohio and throughout his entire career in the congress firm 1876 through 898, he has become the lead voice within the republican party of the po

discusses his book "the triumph of william mckinley" that looks at william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. he is interviewed by richard brookhiser senior editor for national review magazine. >> host: we are here with karl , the author of "the triumph of william mckinley" why the election of 1896 still matters. mr. rove was a senior adviser for president george w. bush and the architect of his election and re-election in 2,002,004. his publisher asked me if i would read his book and blurb it and i did so i just want to begin with what i said. karl rove shows how william mckinley eustis watershed election to change his party, the political process in the nation. it's all here, the big themes, the backstage maneuvers of personalities in the hoopla. a great read for historians political junkies and in own wild election cycle americans. guess who i will pay you for that later. that was awfully generous of you. >> host: let's introduce the man. 1896 begins who was william mckinley mckinley and what has he want? >> in the most immediate sense he is the governor of the state of ohio. and throughout his entire career and the c

author sonia williams poetic rendering of race man richard durham is within itself a masterpiece. the combination of story telling and research from the opening pages of the delightful short 182 pages, adventure tale makes one want to know more about the man and his work. i think he tells a family member early on in his life they had a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to get his work done. his time shows destination freedom, the finale which captured the author's attention when she was at the smithsonian institute is a show that is available to us also to listen to is an added bonus. the live broadcast now archived show that one's work, especially artistic work extends one's life beyond a temporal dimension. the shows broadcast so long ago addressed topics americans are still addressing today. family, community and the black american place in a nation which often forgets the stories of men like knock-kneed man, the first to die for our democracy, or the blacks cinderella story, that of lena horne, whose step sisters were racism, prejudice and inequality. i listened in delig

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

sonja williams is the author of "word warrior: richard durham, radio, and freedom," which has interviewsth family and colleagues to illuminate durham's astounding career. durham paved the way for black journalists as a star investigative reporter for "the chicago defender" and "mohammad speaks." "word warrior" tells the story of a tireless champion. sonja d. williams is a professor in the department of media, journalism, and film at howard university. her credits include the radio series "wade in the water," "black radio, telling it like it was." she'll be interviewing wanda sabir. she's raised in san francisco and is a new orleans native. and we do have copies of "word warrior" as well as ms. barnett's book that will be for sale after the program. i know sonja would be happy to sign copies of the book as well. so please join me in welcoming sonja williams and wanda sabir. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. i have a few preamble words before we get into the questions. author sonja williams of "word warrior: richard durham, radio, and freedom" is within itself a masterpiece. the combinati

. >> i would like to reappoint, richard hoshimoto and also to appoint, william, newsome. >> is there a second to that >> seconded by yee, thank you very much. and why don't we do, i guess that we could take this without, objection or actually you know what? we will do the roll call in case. because commissioner breed was not here earlier. >> and take a public comment. >> okay. >> any members of the public who wish to speak on item four? >> all right. thank you any other members of the public? >> seeing none, closed. >> on the motion to reappoint, hoshimoto and new so many. >> breed. >> aye. >> far ral? >> absent. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and congratulations to our appointments. all right. and now let's move on to item 7, please. >> item 7 >> introduction of new its ems. >> public comment on item seven? >> good morning, commissioners, representative a short of achieving of the common wealth of society, (inaudible) others to the people. stud j should be agreeable with passion (inaudible) this way. our self-nature and destiny (

williams with tonight's crime fighters report. >> reporter: johnac ole a says growing up her a adopted brother rashad richard was always on a good boy. >> he was a good boy. >> reporter: on wednesday july r brother was getting ready to go to work when he had problems with his truck. >> he would have been gone but his truck, wouldn't start and he was waiting for someone to come give him a jump. >> reporter: she said richard was standing outside in the 2200 block of west glennwood avenue in west philadelphia a just after ten a a.m. police were called to the area for a shooting. >> i get the a phone call at work and they said that he just got shot. of course, you know, you are emotional, upset. >> reporter: cole rushed to the scene to find out what happened from police. >> they say he was standing outside, two people walk past him, and shook his hand, and then they just let go, started shooting. >> reporter: the the 25 year-old was shot multiple times and died at the hospital. the city of philadelphia is offering a reward up to $20,000, for at rest and convictions of the persons responsible. all you have to does call the the citize

richard ross is sworn as police commissioner. >>> for adam joseph and cecily tynan, jaime apody, rick williams and the entire "action news" team,malpass have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valleys's leading news program. with ducis rogers, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and president barack obama announces a plan to reduce gun violence and delaware state police search for the driver in a fatal hit and run pedestrian crash, but the big story on "action news" tonight is the big chill, day two. folks were bundled up this morning as the temperature got down to 12 degrees in philadelphia and lower than that elsewhere. we even had below zero windchills. we are about to take a turn for warmer weather, lets get the latest information from accuweather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> this morning is when the core of this arctic air was over us and we had gusty winds and the windchill dropped down to 4 degrees below zero in philadelphia and 5 below in trenton and 4 below in millville. and the windchill in the poconos 19 degrees below and the windchill advisory was posted and th

united states -- >> richard ross took the only to become philadelphia's 30th police commissioner, he was sworn in at a ceremony at central high school his alma mater with seth williams and mayor jim kenney, the 26 year veteran says it's a challenge for law enforcement. >> despite the challenges, we need to have our departments and open up the dialog even with those we don't trust and don't want to connect with us, because we won't do it any other way and now we have reached a pinnacle where we have to sit down and talk. >> mayor kenney says he chose ross because ross instills a steady intelligent confidence and has the strength and dignity to run a police department in 2016. and myron paterson was named as deputy of control operations. he will be sworn in tomorrow morning. >>> a pedestrian is on route to an area hospital after being struck by a car in brookhaven, delaware county, it happened at 5:25 along the 3500 block of edgemont road, details are sketchy but the driver remained at the scene and the injuries sustained by the pedestrian are described as serious, a stretch of edgemont road is shut down to conduct their investigation, and now police are looking for a

richard. ``a shooting in bond hill has ``turned deadly. ``police are investigating the ``woman's death as a homicide. ``aiesha williams has been shot ``nearly nine days ago. ``police believe williams' ``passenger was the target of the ``january 14 shooting. ``this happened on reading road. ``that passenger took off after ``williams crashed into a metro ``bus and, in fact, returned to ``the car to remove something from ``the car but then left again. ``police say they still don't know ``who the passenger is. ``or who the suspects are. ``if you have any leads to the ``crime, please call crimestoppers ``at 352-3040. ``the kentucky transportation ``cabinet says a driver has died ``ditch saturday morning. ``the cabinet released a ``statement, saying 44-year-old ``christopher adams, called a ``supervisor in christian county, ``a supervisor found adams ``unresponsive in his truck. ``investigators haven't released a ``cause of death. ``>> people, think of flint and ``what we're going through. ``imagine if these was your kids ``going through this right now. ``you'll see how we feel. ``jonathan: that mother's ``2-year-old son is

richard ross was sworn in as the top cop today at his alma mater central high school. ross was sworn in by mayor jim kenney, district seth williamseld the bible. new commissioner says his top priority is reducing crime while improving community relations. >> we need to be more responsive and more accountable to all of our neighborhoods. we can't be afraid of that. we can't be afraid to show people who we are and why we do thing. it's so so important. >> ross is a 26 year veteran of the force. >>> "eyewitness news" at the national constitution center in philadelphia for the swearing in of judge kevin docker team he's one of three democrats who won pennsylvania supreme court seat in the november election. dougherty was previously a philadelphia common pleas judge. >>> in norristown, risa vet free ferman took the oath of office to become the newest common pleas judge. she chose not to seek a third term as da to run for county court judgeship she'll serve a 10 year term. >> a legal victory for bill cosby's wife cap meal. judge agreed to postpone her testimony scheduled to take place tomorrow in a definite mutation lawsuit filed again

richard ross was sworn in as the top cop today at his alma mater central high school. ross was sworn in by mayor jim kenney, district seth williams held the bible. new commissioner says his top priority is reducing crime while improving community relations. >> we need to be more responsive and more accountable to all of our neighborhoods. we can't be afraid of that. we can't be afraid to show people who we are and why we do thing. it's so so important. >> ross is a 26 year veteran of the force. >>> "eyewitness news" at the national constitution center in philadelphia for the swearing in of judge kevin docker team he's one of three democrats who won pennsylvania supreme court seat in the november election. dougherty was previously a philadelphia common pleas judge. >>> in norristown, risa vet free ferman took the oath of office to become the newest common pleas judge. she chose not to seek a third term as da to run for county court judgeship she'll serve a 10 year term. >> a legal victory for bill cosby's wife cap meal. judge agreed to postpone her testimony scheduled to take place tomorrow in a definite mutation lawsuit filed aga

williams bridge home last month after he responded to their fake ad offering an iphone for sagle. >>> several woers stopped an armed thief from robbing a gas station in new jersey. 38-year-old richard carter is under arrest tonight. police say he walked into the gas station in newark with a handgun and demanded money. bre before he could take off with the cash, the workers disarmed hiom. one worker suffered minor injuries in the scuffle. >>> new jersey police want to catch this heartless thief who made off with a jar of money meant for disabled teenager. the thief stole about $300 meant for sergio munos who was badly injured in a soccer injury and needs surgery. >> we are very sad about it. just because it's not -- that's not fairan. >> reporter: loo at tehis guy. if he looks familiar to you, police would like to hear you from. >>> coming up when news 4 at 6:00 returns, a big announcement to the investigation into governor cuomo's sudden ca lncellation of the moreland commission, the commission st he founded to fight corruption in albany. >>> first, here is what is on nbc tonight. . >>> tonight we're getting a closer look at the heroics that saved lives as a fire ripped through a w

beat they've gotten better with addition of justin williams and steve ochen and the personal moves he's made for the team and bring in a guy like mike richard on prorated contract? >> it's a great point by uk everyone talks to scott mc clulan and his moves. but he's doing the same wing with capitals. >> and named to be gm in this town. >> i think he's doing bear beard-a-thon quit playoff period. early. >> let it go. >> or let it grow i should say. >> let it go, exactly. that's the hat i work wore adds a kid. i grew up a steelers fan. i was in pittsburgh following seening of antoine. he's only 36 and when you hear a player that young talk about strulings he has it's a wake up call but at the same time business of nfl gets stronger. what's the end result here? >> with antoine randle it's interests healing on the show 7:456789 we'll talk to him then if he remembers to call in. >> that's a cheap shot. >> that's not good. >> cases like antoine randle l. in movie concussion i think it makes kids think about their kids playing tackle football and i think less and less kids probably will participate in the coming years because you see the end resul

bob: david williams investigates and is trying to reporter: here it is, this huge hole is the size of a house. it's been here more than a month and neighbors are frustrated. richard daly and his wife are slicing through life these days. over. this massive hole next door. the 50 x 18 hole happened after a water break. the county told me crews replaced the pipe but the rest isn't the county's property. >> i'm upset. reporter: that's teresa acosta. she lives across from the hole. i say get the road fixed. the county says a geoethical firms report came back inconclusive saying they don't break or vice versa. so what's taking so long? the hoa says they had to wait for the homeowner's permission to work on their property. >> obviously i want to get it fixed. reporter: he assures me work to fix the road is scheduled to start early next week. reporter: one man gets to use legos at work every day. if you told me a coup years ago i would have a job bitting legos i would say no way. >> we'll take you inside the polk county facility. they are hiring. details coming up. bob: forecasters in central florida looking good. more coming up. bob: premature twins go viral after their

williams. [applause] >> thank you very much. i have a few preamble words. her rendering of richard durham is within itself a masterpiece. fromombination of research the pages makes one want to know more about the man and his work. early on in his life, he had a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to get the work done. the finale which captures the authors attention when she was at the smithsonian institute. available for us to listen to as an added bonus. that one'ss show work, especially artistic work extends one life the on a temporal dimension. these are topics still addressed today in a nation that often christmas attic's the black cinderella story, that of lena horne, whose stepsisters i listen toand these gems. another favorite of mine was railroad to freedom, the story of harriet tubman. richard durham was a word warrior. you mention in your book that he was a pragmatic optimist. what do you mean by that? >> good question. he was an optimist. even though freedom, justice and equality were principles that had to be continually fought for , he felt once people came together and consistently worked toward those

williams interview was right yesterday. i'll bank on that. >> if the fed goes through with their forecasts. richardisher, always a pleasure. thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much. >>> with that, let's send it over to rick santelli at the cme group in chicago for the santelli exchange who i'm sure enjoyed that interview. >> i like simon. simon, you go, guy. that was a good interview. one of the big topics on this trading floor outside of china yesterday was puerto rico. i have jim spioto here, he is my muni guy. let's talk puerto rico. we had governor padilla on yesterday, you are using the same words he used, resolution. litigation takes dollars away from puerto rico and investors. they're in quite a pickle what type of resolution do you see on the horizon? >> they need a solution, a recovery plan, they need to reinvest in puerto rico to make sure the services and infrastructure will attract business, jobs, create new employment opportunities for their people. the real problem for governments in financial distress is that they need more revenue. more revenue means more jobs, more business stimul

the interests open in that doctor williams brought up madison, i am wondering if he is familiar with richard's book, plain honest man? >> guest: know, i am not. >> caller: and it he describes the shift from the principle of federalism for one of our supreme court government. i guess general washington's troops that were threatening to march in philadelphia, for lack of payment. over time there became a never and understanding that stronger centralized government really was critical to our nation's survival. hamilton felt that way, morris felt that way, others felt that way, and that it really constitutionally is not an issue black-and-white because there has to be a partnership between the federal government as well as the states. that remains today. i'm not arguing about principles of conservativism. i'm asking you, do you recognize the need on a continual basis for a public, private partnership between the centralized federal government as well as the states, and as well as private enterprise? i am wondering if i have a follow-up question later. >> host: we have a lot of callers waiting, so

williams from our washington bureau, thanks. as be as pete was talking you might have seen an ovation from former congresswoman gabby giffords. we are about to talk to senator richardrat from the state of connecticut. connecticut was the home of sandy hook elementary. senator, what did you tell your constituents after. sandy hook, the incident that made so many americans say, well, this will -- we must see some change after this and nothing changed? >> what i told my constituents, brian, is that we would change the law, that we would keep faith with those loved ones who lost 20 beautiful children, sixth grade educators. the president also in my meeting with him yesterday was obviously deeply moved and affected by his contact with those tremendously courageous and strong individuals. but these measures absolutely right, pete williams is right -- are about enforcing existing law more effectively, not changing the law. that still must be done because the president's measures are only a partial solution. more people will be required to get licenses. more background checks will take place. but the background checks still will not cover all of those sales that they must

william cohen have stood out in the city and on the national stage. back in the 1970s as a young congressman involved in the impeachment proceedings against richard nixon he became among the first republicans to break party ranks and vote in favor of removal. them in the 1980s as a member of the senate committee investigating the iran contra scandal he was one of only three republicans joined democrats signing a majority report holding ronald reagan responsible for wrongful actions. in the 1990s while making plans to retire from elected office and go into business, he was pulled back into public service by bill clinton who asked him to be secretary of defense. the first time i think in modern history that a president chose a member of the opposing party to serve in the cabinet. and that's when our paths crossed and overlapped for a bit. i was a pentagon reporter for the "washington post" and covered his tenure running the defense department. while there certainly were more than a few times that i wished he and his staff had been somewhat more forthcoming, we journalists are never satisfied, i thought and still think today that he was a very, very fine

william mckinley's 1896 campaign trade --. he discusses the political environment in 1896 including political gridlock. he is interviewed by richard bruckheimer. >> the republican party has been in 1892 election. mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country to send into a deep depression and the republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there is and he wants to be the nominee but he is not the front runner. announcer: directly following, join book tv as we attend a party thrown for karl rove. sunday, david marinus will be live with your calls from noon-3:00. his books include his most recent release, once in a great city. as well as first in his class, a biography of bill clinton, tell .ew to shut up three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, television for serious readers. more than half of the vehicles sold this year connected to the internet. next, a hearing looking at the future of automobiles being connected to computer networks. topics include the potential to make safety improvements and cyber security and privacy concerns. this is over two hours. is authorizedhair to declare at any ti

william mckinley. "mr. rove discusses the political environment in 1896 including political gridlock and mckinley's expansion of the republican base. mr. rove is interviewed by richard brookhiser senior editor are in national magazine. >> the republican party was bet beaten in 18923 mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country descend into a deep depression, and the run runs think the election of 1896 is going to be theirs but he ills not the favorite of the party bosses. >> directly following, join booktv as we taped a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, author david maranis will be live with your e-mails calls and texts. hit books include "once the a great city: a detroit story" as well as" first his class" a biography of bill clinton. "tell newt to shut up." two days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. television for serious [applause] >> a review from the introduction and. friday december 10th, 2010 and will double up the usual time with my usual breakfast of mobile and coffee then hide in discussions with chinese staff. and then i began a speech it turned out to be a very long speech. it went on for eight and a half hours. i promised