so has wayne williams'., williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his dad's ca

williams came from and it's where he now gives back. >> reporter: madieu williams has come home to a school he built in a poor community in sierra leone. >> i see a lot of myself in these children and give them the opportunity. the sky's the limit. >> reporter: he brought volunteers from a group called healing hands and a friend and fellow football player, tequel jackson. handing out basic school supplies. most classes often don't have books. most students never finish grade school. >> it's emotional to see the kids so bright and eager and excited and happy. >> reporter: the dentist came, too, for most kids their first visit. >> it's going to be okay, i promise. >> this is my street. >> reporter: williams was born in this war-ravaged nation. ten years of civil war, infrastructure destroyed. more than half live on about $1 per day. now williams is a star football player, number 20 on the minnesota vikings, but never far from his roots. you say you don't want to be defined by football. >> yeah, it doesn't last long. the acronym, nfl -- not for long. and for the most part -- >> reporter

william, kate, and the olympics? reports from london this morning of what could be a very big summer for the royal family, today, sunday, september 12th, summer for the royal family, today, sunday, september 12th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with lester holt and jenna wolfe. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm jen ya wolfe. >> i'm carl quint nel la. lester has the day off. another about face from iran on the fate of american hiker held on espionage charges more than a year. >> a senior iranian prosecutor says a $500,000 bail has been set for american sarah shourd for her conditional release. we're going to bring you the very latest on that story in a few minutes. >> then to san bruno, california, where investigators remain on the scene of thursday's deadly gas explosion. some news this morning the death toll has risen, as search crews continue to look for those missing and those unaccountable for. >

i love william coins -- william quinn -- william coyne's s.a.. in the winter, he would go out and the cold. he talks about just house support prepared him for the elections and his political career and how he walked 22 miles per day in one of his campaigns, from new hampshire to canada. that really resonated with me. it was a touching, motivating story. there is one by a brain surgeon. he was in emigrant migrant worker, who came over from mexico, and he was a boxer. he really started, not even speaking english, pulling weeds. 10 years later, he was in medical school. if you could imagine that. his message was never quit, and how going from failure to failure is sometimes part of success. i really enjoyed that. interesting way of looking at it, but sometimes you don't always get where you want to go, but it does not mean you are not getting their. -- getting there. tavis: how has your relationship with your father -- when you came on the scene, we got to know your dad first. he introduced us to his girls. how has your relationship with your father

williams pops up and says "first down!": they clear out with the inside guy miles austin and bring roy williams in behind that. he is able to get in behind d.j. moore and chris harris is just waiting on him. >> joe: ah! roy williams, who was a pro bowler in '06, under the direction of mike martz, his offensive coordinator when he was with the lions. play action. romo over the middle. there is witten, his favorite target, to the 25. now the offense looks a little better for dallas. game break are, here is curt. >> curt: carolina hosting tampa and down 7-0 and going for it on fourth down. matt moore with a concussion last week. hooks up with steve smith. they even things early in the second quarter. joe, troy, and pam? >> joe: all right, curt. a battle in the south. this one between the east and the north. and witten is good for 16 yards. he led the cowboys last year with 94 catches. went to his sixth straight pro bowl. a lot of movement. kosier was bopping up and down when the ball was eventually snapped. >> referee: false s

the fun and fabulous wendy williams is here. [ cheers and applause ] love wendy williams is here!e her on "glee." the very talented amber riley is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] she's my pal from the emmys. and we've got some great music from never shout never, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] this is going to be good! i love the never shout never. hey guys, today's friday and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. i check my inbox, return some e-mails and, of course, i send out thank you notes. [ cheers ] [ scattered applause ] well, i'm running a bit behind so i thought if you guys wouldn't mind it i'd like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i appreciate that. thank you. roots, can i have some thank you note writing music? ♪ [ light laughter ] i like the molly ringwald lip bite that you did. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, couple riding a tandem bike, for sending out the message, "we know we look dorky, but we're trying to save the relationship right now." [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, fal

but william randolph hearst wrote a letter to his mother--once quoting, then, from mr.rst-- that if he could spend a month anywhere in the world, it would be at the ranch at san simeon. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. the now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. gra

william allen's attitude is. the attitude. is so american it's makes me nauseous he might makes right if the basis of his beliefs is that the us means well and we can do anything we want because our our our motivations are noble and sweet we can bomb and kill he cause what he calls a limited strike would include of course they're pretty rainy i'm which would poison the air and the water and the ground and the blood of the people of iran for decades you know this is what happened in iraq and afghanistan we have poisoning the world without d.-u. weapons and he says go ahead and use it again and iran it's only a limited folks it's not really harmful it's limited that's so amoral it's the best i can put it is a moral allan if i can go to you what do you think the chances are as a strike is going to happen do you think. well that's a very very hard question i think that a strike is more likely from israel than it is from the united states and that's just because i think president obama is personally opposed to the that sort of use

monday tell williams.nd an ad she saw son late masn night tv. >> get up to a thousand dollars in a checking account by tomorrow. >> i mean who doesn't know monday tell williams and i figured it was safe, it it was secure. >> she applied for a lone with money mutual, the web site with monday tell's reassuring face. she said her inbox was deluged. >> when i checked my email i had 477 lenders saying that i was pre-approved. >> worse, she says, several membership clubs started taking money out of her bank account without her consent. >> they charged me a membership of $149 to take out of my checking account. at this time i had $8 in there. >> her bank agreed to waive the overdraft fees but karen says the charges kept coming, a web discount club charged her $22, a liberty discount club charged her $34, money mutual, based in silver springs, nevada, according to a who is search of its web site is not a lend earn. the site states it shares your information with many different lend earrings, complaint sites are fi

forget the winter of 2010, left its mark all across our region and among the casualties, a prince william county ice rink. as lindsey mastis reports, that's about to change. >> everyone was able to get out. no one got hurt. >> reporter: it was where they practiced and played until the february blizzard when the prince william ice center collapsed under the weight of the snow. this group had nowhere to go. >> it was like a loss of our family. >> it was like my second home. >> reporter: the prince william hockey club had toism proceed advise -- improvise. but next month, they will have a new place to call home in hey market. the hardest part was finding a place that would fit an 85 by 200-foot ice rink. turns out this lumber storage facility did the trick. >> they brought sledge hammers and gloves, we provided them with helmets and safety glasses, and even some kids came out to help. >> reporter: the organization used $400,000 in membership dues to build their own rink. they are hoping to put the ice down this week. >> i know they are going to all look forward to the day that the first skat

we obtained tapes of a jailhouse interview with byron williams.vick havinvic lee has the stor. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of undersunday july 18 byron williams was injured during a shootout with chp on interstate 580 in oakland. officers made a traffic stop after watching williams weave through lanes with excessive speeds. the exchange of gun fire ripped through the metal and glass of chp cars. in the jailhouse interview williams says he wasn't speeding and that he fired back in self-defense. >> i had no intention of getting confrontational with police. that is a misconception. my that my intent was to get in fights with police. >> the chp used a robot to restrive evidence like this mysterious binder. williams says it did not contain a hit list, only examples of corruption in government and business. >> i believe that the entrenchment of corruption is so deep that the special interests and the progressive two sided, you know, two twin faced god of babylon is going to prevail. >> williams at first admits he was on a mission to kill peo

has another tough test as he goes another top- notch defense in mario williams. he finished last seen with nine sacks and already got one sack in just one game this year. the skins' offense knows what to watch out for. >> obviously the recognizable face on defense is obvious mario williams and the things he has been able to do over the years. he has established himself as one of the top pass rushers in the game. >> just watching the film great pass rushing, great in the running game. free strong. he uses his hands very well. so this will be another tough task. >> the place to be tomorrow is on your couch in your chair tuned into fox 5. at 11:30 a.m. we break down the skins texans game on the red skins pre-game. and at 1:00 the bears and you could boys. coming up on sports extra at 11:30 p.m. all of the red skins highlights and the post game reaction. >>> the capitals are one practice into their 36th training camp of their nfl history. players hit the ice at 10 a.m. broken up into three groups for scrimmages. all competing to win the duchane cup. this team has a c

normally williams and evans have the carries but they used david wilson this time. down 6th and a third wilson ad one of his two td. they win 49-27. >> first of three consecutive games for the navy down 13-7. no triple option here. dogs lost it to john howl for the 24 five yard td. the missed extra point and we are tied at 13. third quarter tied at 23. it is the back up qb chris proctor keeps it. the dogs have been knocked out of the game after hard hits on consecutive plays. he would later return. navy wins 37-23. >>> in other local scores, howard falls to florida a&m 50- 7. georgetown loses on the road to yale 13-45. >> and catholic loses to mcdaniel 24-14. >>> we will be right back.   words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. our job is to listen and find ways to help. that means working with communities. resto

by martin henniker in hong kong he's an associate director at the tyke group in frankfurt we go to william endo economic researcher and the author of the new book gods of money wall street and the death of the american century and in boston we go to peter cohen he's the president of peter cowen and associates and author of capital rising how capital flows are changing business systems all over the world and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger martin if i can go to you first in hong kong you've got three letters w. l. and you pick one and why. none of them i'm very commies in the western countries have never been there have never been any assad's offer of calgary they've been throwing trillions of dollars at the problem if you give me trillions of dollars i can produce a few more cars and rember my g.d.p. figure. to some extent of course but if it's just all financed by debt that it's going to hyperbolic out of control exponentially that doesn't mean anything at all the us isn't even in a recession it's more in a depression already now and the real question in our war really

williams refused to pay his bill.nd man accused in the case, anthony milton, was indicted on first-degree murder charges. >> paul wagner, thank you. >>> sky fox giving us a glimpse of trouble on interstate 70 in howard county. a trailer hauling. police say the driver fell asleep at the whale. traffic don to one lane. >>> president obama visited phos church today to promote a new law, but six months to the day after he signed it the future is still uncertain. >> reporter: with democrats facing tough mid-term elections, president worked on turning back the clock. >> healthcare was one of those issues we could no longerric tore torn. >> i expect that it will make a big difference in my life and that of other people affect. >> i would have been so stressed out and worried about paying for my fechdz. >> part of the law, allowing parents to keep their dependents on the policy until the age of 26 and free preventive care. but the battle over health care reform isn't over. virginia and more than two prep. >> we have not been

prince william has graduated as our royal air force search and rescue helicopter pilot.will now become part of the country's busiest search and rescue base off the coast of wales. >> he spent the past 19 months progressing through the raf training program. there have been stimulated rescue missions, the kind of operation he will soon be doing for real. flights over the atlantic where ships and yachts can run into trouble, and in the mountains of snow dunny aware every year his squadron is called out to -- snowdonia where every year his squadron is called out to rescue. he is now part of an operational rescue squadron, and the raf says he has done it on merit. >> he has completed the course successfully, with at least the minimum standards, if not better than that. he is here on his own right. >> initially, william will be the co-pilot of the helicopter. then it all goes well, you will be in demand. those who know him say he is determined to make a success of it, so for the next 18 months, the rest of his life will have to fit around it. while on duty, william will live o

here over and balance if i could jump and william you've been on the program before and i have a pretty good idea what you think about these things can you be more pessimistic than martin. well i think i can be equally especially mystic i think a lot of that describes the situation in the united states certainly use the letter d m like the great depression in the thirty's there is no leeway in terms of federal debt the federal government has just maxed out on its on its credit card to china to japan and other countries. now they're in a situation where even the generals are warning against the overindebtedness of of the united states was a national security issue i want to finish and i want to get back to that issue a little bit later if i go to you peter are you going to be a little optimism here. absolutely i think they're both have very interesting theories that as a citizen of the united states i'm just not seeing it what i'm seeing is that we've had three quarters in a row of positive g.d.p. growth where we're forecasting very slow economic growth about one to one point four percen

. ♪ . . tribunal de colombia ordenó la captura de william parra. >> esto sorprendió a pocos, hace dosrá demostrar que eso que se le está sindicando lo hará en su debido tiempo. >> lazaro guerrero tambiñn aparece en los videos. >> señalar a una persona de nexos con las farc, en mi caso que he colaborado con el presidente uribe, me parece irresponsable. >> mario iguarán el fiscal fue quien inició este proceso. >> solo se espera que haya imparcialidad en el juicio para william parra. >> hacemos un llamado a las autoridades para que se la respete sus derechos a defensa durante el proceso. >> william parra sobrevivió a un atentado en su contra el 2 de mayo de 2005 >> no se ha documentado una orden de captura internacional. >> en bogotá colombia juan carlos a. >> en chile enviarán aire fresco a traves de una manguera a los mineros atrapados. >> hoy les hicieron llegar un proyector en miniatura, que transmitió el partido de chile contra ucrania. >> en honduras miles de obreros y campesinos exigierion que se apruebe el aumento del salaria de 15% >> la policía arrestó a un adolescente, luego q

i'm meteorologist scott williams. back to work and school for many after labor day. get your tuesday regional weather forecast ahead. you're watching "early today." test >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night in the nation's capital, in college football's biggest opening match-up, boise state battled virginia tech. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hey, there. good morning. for years, non-bcs teams like third ranked boise state have wanted some respect. well, after last night's game against number ten, virginia tech, the broncos may have finally gotten it. it was the first game of the season, but it felt like a bowl game. after trailing 17-0 in the first quarter, the hokies regrouped. tyrod taylor to jarrett boykin. 28 yard score. virginia tech up, 27-26. but the broncos would not be denied. under two minutes to play, kellen moore finds austin pettis in the end zone. boise state holds on to win, 33-30. >>> fourth round of the u

sion williams's father is at the wheel. he used to go fishing himself but has retired and helps his son. he talked sion how to fish when he was just a boy. they spent weekends and holidays out on the water. sion williams has been working as a fisherman full-time for six years. >> nothing stays the same. it is very changeable. the sea is going to change. you cannot tell it to do anything. >> sion has specialized in lobsters and crabs. lobsters catch 10 times the price of crabs. there is no market at all for spider crabs. they just block of the lobster pots. lobsters and crabs that are too small also go back into the sea. he stressed that more than he keeps, but he is fine with that. >> it is ok. the size -- it is your future, isn't it? it is nice to see small crabs and that. if i did not see any of them i would be a bit worried. >> he bines the pincers' with elastic bands. if he did not, the lobsters would attack and kill each other. they use their pinchers in different ways. >> this is for crushing the shellfish. he can cut

. >> cyril williams is facing murder charges. they found blood on the gun he used to will williams back in june as he moonlighted as a security guard at applebees. and dna evidence can be used to bring a death penalty in the state. >> we haven't released the results of that. that will help to determine what we can do on that front. >> another man, anthony milton, also faces murder charges in the case. he's an accomplice. a detective testified that milton confessed telling police he and williams went to the applebees and that williams waited near a tree and shot at brown as he left the restaurant. both men are being held without bond. >>> and we just checked back with the cops and so far no arrests in the murder of a woman who used to live in greenbelt. somebody shot and killed 49-year-old jacqueline bass when she came back to her old apartment to move more of her things. neighbors say bass was very excited to be moving out of that apartment and into her first home. >>> and on the far less serious side of crime tonight, howard cou

john harbaugh said it is not clear how williams willlbe used initially. but elsie accion.lin was released to create william's roster spot. >> mmanwhile he is one offthe more better members of the ravens but we will not hear from derrick mason the rest of the season. he s through talking to the media until the end of the year. and ppty because he is a bright guy. that won the media goodbye award in 2007. when asked if this pooicy was a joke. he just repeated what he said earlier. he is not talking. but he will keep the radio show. >> after months of negotiations terrapins landed a home-and-home series with a big nameein coolege football. terps and longhorns agreed to two year home-and-home beginning in 2017. terps play host that yearrwith tte game shifting to austinnthe next year. both games are season opener. two teams do have a history. ú%e longhorns winning all three previous meetings. the last in 978. at the sun bowl. >> and that is sports. back to you. ♪ hey, look, it's grandma! oh, she's early. no...on the counter. [ female announcer ] art projects in the kitchen? bri

slow going approaching the prince william parkway to 123. andrea, over to you. >>> it is 5:33.want to give you a ground level view of the rainfall. kristin fisher is live in leesburg, virginia. where it might be a case of too much rain and too late for farmers who endured the drought conditions earlier this summer. >> absolutely. for the farmers they wanted to see this rain and they are sure seeing it now but as you said it probably is coming a bit too late. but for drivers and for people who are just waking up and getting ready to head in to work and get their kids to school, i have to say the rain will be a bit more of a nuisance than anything else. aside from the fact your lawn will look greener after the rain finishes falling. i want to give you a clothing report as you get up and start to get ready. i'm in full on gortex. head to toe. and underneath i'm pretty dry. but i'm damp. i'm soaking wet. i stand outside five minutes before i see you live every half hour and within those five minutes i'm soaked. how many people wear gortex to work unless you are a reporter or you wo

we're told there was only one injury according to prince william county firefighters. that was to a neighbor's hand. very minor injury. the person was transported with an injury to the hand. all we know is that the fire broke out. it spread rapidly and they attributed it to the wind. >>> police say it was because have a robbery. 30-year-old neil godleski was gunned down last month. he was riding his bicycle in the petworth neighborhood of d.c. not far from his home. the person who police say pull the trigger is now 17 years old. >> we have now been ableto make an arrest in this case. and as of last night, we had arrested 17-year-old eric forman and charged him with the murder of neil godleski. he is being charged with title 16, charged as an adult with first-degree murder mtal murder. >>> the suspect will go to arraignment. pat has more on the case. >> reporter: the murder suspect identified as 17-year-old eric forman. he is being charged as an adult in this case. sources say he is linked to it. they say he has a standing juvenile record. witnesses say the suspect eric

love, brian williams." and i was like, "what just happened, man?"favorite news man. >> beloved by everyone. >> jimmy: he was talking on the "today" show this morning about his -- he's obsessed with you, obsessed with "mad men," obsessed with "saturday night live." >> he's a fan of the show. he's a fan of "snl." >> jimmy: you've got to watch when you're in this building, because he knows where you are. i mean, you got to watch, he watches the feed. he can show up, you know, wherever. >> he'll be fine. i'm not worried about brian williams. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you never know. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's just sad. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] hey, any of these internet rumors true? are you going to play superman? >> i don't -- i certainly haven't been informed of that. they might want to run that by me. >> jimmy: yeah, would you do it? >> well, i don't know. i think i'm -- unless superman's power suddenly was the power of being really old -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> sort of like he has the amazing power to get awesome parking places

ostensibly, trent williams who injured his knee -- ostensib ffensively, trent williams will start.hey are confident the running game will kick into gear. >> trent is a good player. we just have to get things going. >> whoever is called upon, you will have injuries. people will get hurt. >> deangelo hall is backing of his comments for throwing another player under the bus. he said he did not hear those comments until this afternoon. >> the big corner is all have that mentality. i would be disappointed if he did not have that mentality. >> he said what we already know. i don't think it bothers anybody on the defense. >> all is well in the redskins' locker room. what are you going to do if there is no nfl football season? how will you spend your sundays next year? the director of the nfl players association said on a scale of 1-10 the chance of a lockout next season is 14. >> nothing is changed. unless we get a deal done and we prepare our players -- until the ink is dry on a deal, players have to hope for the best. >> the caps open their preseason tonight in columbus. bruce boudreau

williams and okoye there defensively.e: foul, number 94 on the defense, is a--- 15-yard penalty, automatic first down. ian: what a sequence here for the houston texans. washington gets the football at the 43orial. dan: mcnabb searching for a receiver gets the three-man rush by the texan, the sack by williams, and the -- and the redskins get a flee freeh 15. ian: tied at 27-27, we hit the 10:00 mark of overtime. mcnabb, short drop. a hard throw to santana moss. 12-yard hookup, first down for washington, don't forget, of minutes will be seen in its entirety immediately following this game except on the west coast where it will be seen at its normally scheduled time. washington now on the move at the 45-yard line. mcnabb has cracked 400 yards passing, he's at 405. mcnabb. looking so comfortable out there as he hits chris cooley in the houston territory. going to try to set this up for the first year kicker, graham gano. career long, he hit it last week. 49 yards in the win over dallas. line of scrimmage is now the 48-yard li

having having trent williams in the house will help.e has been able to put on pads for the first time this week. he was in a limited role. he suffered a knee and toe injury against the texans. the coach says he is feeling better but wouldn't say whether he is going to play. >> there's a lot of possibilities. a lot of combinations we could go. usually based on the trainers and him and what we think is in the best interest of the team long range. >>> haynesworth is 50/50 but shanahan said big al didn't have a setback so that's good. he's been suffering from a sprained ankle he tested before the texans game but couldn't go. the coordinator wants to see him in there. that's for sure. we hope to see him, as well. >>> week four of high school football and don't forget to log on to dc.high schoolsports.net. the game of the week is a good one, too. the knights of ballou hosting fun bar high school also in the district. wilson travels to anacostia in virginia undefeated broad run at park view. you saw the feature about dominique terrell and his

. >>> if princes harry and william are now safe from hackers, is anyone? >>> and good morning, everyone. thanks for being with us. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm meg oliver. vinita is off this morning. the president is set to reveal another new proposal to help the sagging economy. this one would use tax breaks to benefit businesses and corporations. >> but a new abc news poll released overnight shows what a daunting challenge democrats face heading into midterm elections. emily schmidt is joining us from washington with the latest numbers. >> reporter: this poll is filled with a lot of firsts. abc news/"washington post" poll that shows 92% of americans, nine out of ten of your neighbors, think this economy is in bad shape. and what's more, potentially bad news for democrats. voters seem to say they're tired of the status quo. this week, president obama is pitching a new economic plan, with the hopes of winning. >> i think yes, we can. is more inspiring than no, we can't. >> reporter: but a new poll shows more people saying about the president, no, he hasn't.

british detectives investigate williams. they have released footage of his last movement. >> the last recorded on a shopping expedition last month. ihe was seen walking into a tube station. police hope someone will come forward with information about his death. mr. williams' body was found in a padlocked sports bag in his flat. it emerged that earlier in the summer, there were visits to the building. >> i am keen to trace a man and a woman. they were led into the entrance. >> what do we know about jerez williams last movement? he was seen entering the underground station in west london. the following afternoon, he visited herod's. he was recorded on cc tv. eight days later, he was found dead. there were no signs of forced entry or any disturbance. toxicology tests have failed to reveal evidence of any drugs. it is perhaps not surprising the police investigation has been shrouded in secrecy. the fact detectives are now appealing to the public for help suggests they are struggling to make headway. our headlines so far -- presi

we've obtained tapes of a jail house interview with byron williams. in the early morning hours of sunday, july 18th byron williams was injured during a shootout with a chp. and officer says they made a traffic stop after watching him weave through lanes at excessive speeds wearing body armor with an arsenal of weapons in the car. the exchange of gunfire ripped through the metal and glass of cars. and this interview he says he wasn't speeding and fired back in self-defense. >> i have no intention of confrontation with police. that is is a misconception. my intention was to come down to the bay area and get in fights with police. >> the chp used a robot to retrieve evidence like this binder. he says it did not contain a hit list, only examples of corruption in government and business. >> and. >> i believe entrenchment of corruption is so deep special interests and pro gregsive two sided two twins side god of babylone is going to prevail he admits first he was on a mission to kill people in two nonprofits in san francisco. aclu and tides foundation, prom

william petit has waited three years for today.side this courtroom and face one of the two men accused of killing his wife and children. the chilling murders rocked the suburban connecticut town to its core. >> we're the type of communities people go to bed and don't look their doors. >> reporter: july 23rd, 2007, dr. william petit, his wife, >> reporter: police were tipped off when the intruders took jennifer to a bank and forced her to withdraw thousands from her account. a bank teller called police but by the time they arrived, the two children and mother were dead. house burned to the ground. they tried to escape but crashed into a barricade. william petit, who barely made it alive, suffered severe injuries. at a memorial service days later, he spoke about the tragedy. >> i guess if there's anything to be gained from the senseless deaths of my beautiful family, it's for us to all go forward. >> reporter: over the last three years he has launched a craw sad to have both men convicted and executed for their crimes. fighting propo

and william? i was going to say with the native american population, unfortunately, domestic violence is very, very high, so gender-specific programs are fundamental to the healing process. it's just amazing to see how on my particular reservation that 99 percent of the domestic violence situations are alcohol related. wow, that is very high. that is very high. what other factors within the native community should other programs be aware of? as far as cultural sensitivity? that is correct. it's been my experience on the reservation, i went to the reservation in 2000. i was raised in the city, i am what you would call an urban indian. so my upbringing was completely different than reservation life. so when i returned to the reservation in 2000, i was an outsider. even though i was a cherokee indian and an enrolled member, i was an outsider because nobody knew who i was. what seemed to work was when i started learning about them. not saying oh, i'm one of you, learning about them, sharing their expe