. >> robert blake accused of murdering his wife, we were at murder scene the next day. >> blake said he returned to the car, parked here, where the memorial flowers now stand. he told police it was then he found his wife slumped over in the passenger seat with a bullet wound in her head. >> the ride was reminiscent of the bronco chase. >> this is the same facility that once held o.j. simpson. >> marcia clark, a prosecutor in the o.j. trial, was our special correspondent in the blake trial. >> blake stood to address the court. just like o.j., before the criminal acquittal, blake was >> hes with order was ordered to pay a multimillion dollar restitution. >> remember when paris hilton got out of jail, it was like zsa earlier. it was like a queen returning to her subjects. >> tell us about the cell. very cold. >> zsa zsa was also ordered to do 120 hours of community service at a homeless shelter for women. but got in more trouble when she failed to fill that service. >> now, in our "entertainment tonight" first dates, which tv nerd was shy about showing those muscles for a photo shoot? i

mike: bonnie lee bakley is declared dead right there in the passenger seat of robert blake's

. >> reporter: robert blake had been accused of murdering his wife, bonnie. we were at the murders scene the next day. >> blake says that he returned to the car here which was parked here where these memorial flowers now stand. he told police it was then that he found his wife slumped over in the passenger's seat with a bullet wound in her head. >> reporter: blake's ride to jail was reminiscent of the bronco chase. >> this is where blake is being held right now. it's the same facility that once held o.j. simpson. >> reporter: marcia clark, a prosecutor in the o.j. trial, was our special correspondent in the blake trial. >> blake spoke in a quavering voice. it was a very emotional, very impassioned plea. >> reporter: and just like o.j. before the criminal acquittal, blake was sued by the family of the victim. >> he was ordered to pay a multimillion-dollar restitution. >> reporter: remember the night paris hilton got out of jail following a probation violation? gabor leaving jail years after a three-day detention outside of befrverly hills was like a queen retu

ember 25, 1863 -- december be 1863, robert blake with one of seven sailors to receive the medal of honor during the civil war. scholars will not talk about this sailor being the first. you will hear -- this is national park service -- let me correct that. national archives, it says that he became the first african american awarded the medal of honor. you know that william carney got his medal of honor in may of 1900? he is the 50th. this is what happens with lost story scholarship. the records show that he is actually the 50th. the records show that. what they are presenting to the public in teaching from documents is that he is the first. so what happens to the scholar who learns from this teaching? what gets lost his 49 american heroes. gets lost. that is because whoever rewrote this -- we need them to rewrite it because we pay them -- whoever wrote this is a victim of the lost story. grade inot intentional do not believe in any way that this is intentional. this is what happens with well-educated people who are deprived of primary sources. however, there is a gold mine of primary sour

one of those suspects is blake robert johnston of martinez. he was arrested last year charged with possession of hundreds of explicit images of children including 14-year-old girl he allegedly lured to his home from oregon. >>> well more than 14 months since the napa earthquake. people are finally retrieving items left inside destroyed storage facility. napa self storage was red tagged in the napa quake and the owners planned to bull dose the building with everything inside it unless the tenant came up with 170,000 dollars. but michael stepped in to help those people get their things back and find some closure for those folks so devastated. >> these items belong to joan clark and in danger of being bull dose under. yet today she's in the rain smiling. >> my stuff looks good. yes. it looks really good. difference confident it look good. i'm just i'm so happy. today is such a good day e-it was a day long in coming. napa self storage had been red tagged after the quake. steel wall buckle and door slantd then for tent anti-things went from bad to

blake. mario' julia roberts. >> is everybody happy? you're not happy, go to the insider.. >> her dramatic makeunder for her . >> plus, kris jenner's over-the-top great gatsby birthday bash. and surprise music video from her girls with a caitlyn cameo. >> she loves us! >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a.

without his leadership and guidance as our champion at blackstone, michael mcdermott, derek blake is here, robert moses and melissa hear from hilton. these are the people who are making this happen day in and day out. [applause] >> a number and the champion. once we had a number and a champion we knew we needed to mobilize and our theme of mobilizing something like this is to think big. we wanted to have a big bowl number but to start small and not try to overwhelm, to build momentum. with that mantra we have been able to get this initiative mobilized. i would say the second thing beside leadership and ambition that has been extremely important for us is the partnership that has developed with the government. people told us in the beginning of if you'd try to part with government people they will try to slow you down. that has been exactly the opposite of our experience. from veterans affairs, the people who helped from labor that helped us from dod, helped us from veterans affairs, we got together the first time we run the summit once a year, we got together and we said there was all this talk a

nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: good morning to you, jose. robert that 57-year-old accused gunman, is being held here on no bonds. he will make his first court appearance here later this afternoon via closed-circuit television. he's of course accused of killing three people, injuring nine others in that shoot-out at the planned parenthood on friday. here's what we've learned about the accused shooter. we traveled up to his home about an hour from here. he lived in an rv on a piece of property, largely stuck to himself, according to neighbors, was a bit of a recluse and had just who have had here about a year ago from north carolina. prior to living in colorado, and north carolina, he lived in a trailer and was largely off the grid with no power. neighbors say the few run-ins they with him there were some odd interactions with politics and anti-president obama rhetoric but nothing that would have indicated that he was capable of something like this. this morning we are also hearing from the family of one of the people killed in the attack. 29-year-ol

trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison >>> two coaches on nbc's the voice are reportedly teaming up off camera. a rep for gwen stefani confirming her and her co-star blake shelton are in fact dating. they attended halloween parties together. both stars are coming off recent divorces. >>> he's won so many afc player of the week awards, they might him. thanks to a four touchdown performance last thursday. brady, always quick to give credit to his teammates, especially the guy snapping him the football. an undrafted rookie and may not keep his job when brian stork returns from injury. he's making most of his opportunity and has a big fan in his quarterback. it's impressive to be a rookie -- when i was a rookie, i was the fourth quarterback. i got to eat nachos before the game. i had to bring my play book to the meetings >>man: i go out there and play football and let that stuff take care of itself and i'm lucky to live this dream and call football a job. >> there were games the celtics are supposed to win and then there are winnable games. tonight, it was a winnable game and the celtics could not close the deal. they have lost three straight after winning

>> blake, what more has come forward about who is robert dear, the connection to the community or theat to paint a notive. he is 57 years old, lived about an hour away in a small mountain town, rural town of about 600 people and before that north carolina and south carolina. neighbors in those places paint a picture of a guy that lived off the grid, they had very little interaction with, some of them say the little interaction they did have with him was political in nature, some anti-obama rhetoric and nothing to indicate a attan attack like. thomas? >> what about the victims, their family going through. one of their brothers spoke about how they consider him a hero for going back. >> reporter: that particular victim, 29-year-old iraq war veteran, actually stepped outside of the clinic to make a phone call and not getting cell service and when he encounters the gunman. he wept back inside the clinic to tell others to take cover. all three victims parents of two children, all of them parents of two. >> blake mccoy there in colorado springs, keep us posted. >>> and last week's shooting

blake, what are we expecting this hour? >> reporter: kate, that hearing is essentially to notify robert dear of what he's being accused of so we're expecting three counts of murder, nine counts of attempted murder. at the very least. he's in the jail behind me. the courthouse is about 15 miles from here which is why as you mentioned this is being done via video link. as you can see, at the courthouse, the -- at the jail here, the flags at half staff and looking at the crowd that's gathered, television cameras that's because we're waiting right now for officer swayze's body to be released from the coroner and just in the next building over. there's going to be a small procession to take the body to the funeral home and the funeral scheduled for friday so that's what we're waiting on right now, kate. >> have we learned anymore background today about the shooter himself? >> reporter: we know he's 57 years old. he lived about an hour away from here. nbc news sent a crew up there. he lived in an rv but lived a pretty solitary life. from what we're told by neighbors, not a lot of interaction with him. kind of a recluse. he lived

blake berman in washington. this is the key question right now for more i'm bringing in retired it u.s. army major general, robertght now. he's in washington d.c. sandra and dagan in studio. thank you for joining us. 4re9 me pose that question to you because it is a shift in the confers. a shift in policy, from president obama in terms of refugees, and how many to take into the u.s. as a result of this terrorist attack here in paris? >> absolutely not maria. the policy hasn't changed. the refugee policy hand changed. the military's strategic policy hasn't changed. in a word it's to do the same with flourish the administration hopes that they'll be able to make it through the election without isis getting its act together, and striking america. it's fine for the administration. not terribly fine for american people no. what ben roads said on saturday i think is the american strategy which is to press on by doing nothing, a pinprick air campaign. no real activity on parking thed and hope and pray that isis won't strike us before the election, maria. >> is twal extraordinary actually. let me ask you what you see thi