he's juan williams. this is overheard. ♪ >> smith: juaa williams, wwlcome. >> williams: evan, good to be with you. >> smith: very nice to have you here and congratulations &->> williams: ttank you, sir. >> smith: could you tell us what happened that was the genesis of this? would the book have been written, although the point is a general point, not entirely about your own experience over the last few so, would you have written the book without what happened to you? because the point is a bigger point... >> williams: the point is a much bigger point, but let me just say that, as we're hhre toddy. >> smith: yeah. >> williams: .it's about a year. >> smith: yeah. >> williams::.it's almost a year to date since this whole thinn exploded. >> smith: right. >> williams: and i must say i never thought i'd be in this situation. because as you were pointing out, the kind of books i've written and, you know, you would hope that you woold get attention for your wriiing or forryour journalism, and suddenly i found mys

please to be here representing sure when williams -- sherwin williams. we certainly hope we found a tenant that can go there and clean up this space. we do believe they offer a unique opportunity here and a unique product line that is not available. in the second i will turn it over to gary garcia, the district manager for this infants as go bay area. he has been with sure when williams for 38 years. -- sherwin williams. he can answer questions about their specific operating. i will turn it over to gary. >> thank you. sure wsherwin williams is an american company founded in 1877. our sole business is the manufacturing and distribution of paint. we manufacture paint for very -- various business segments. however, the primary purpose of the polk street vacation is the do-it-yourself consumer. we find a professional painting contractors, the property maintenance painter, the painter who does regular maintenance on apartments and condos and the small commercial painters, those individuals who specialized in painting office buildings and health-care facilitie

the only sherman williams stores sell sherman williams products. president olague: it looks like the motion -- please, mr. cornell. definitely. >> i cannot think of any compromise like that. commissioner borden: i just thought i would ask. president olague: ok, we have a motion on the floor to deny the project. recall the question. >> the motion on the floor is for disapproval of the proposal that is before you. on that motion, commissioner miguel >> no. >> commissioner borden president olagu, -- the passes 4-3. thank you, commissioners. you're now on item number 13, kasich 2011.0861dd comment discretionary review request. president olague: no point taking a break, right? we should go through with the two items. >> good afternoon, planning commission couldn't i am the southwest team leader. we have a request for discretionary review of the building permit a -- proposing for a two-story horizontal addition in a one-story horizontal edition for 2478 43rd avenue, located in the rh-1. the property is in the outer park side never met. the property is ap

yes are not against sherman williams. i grew up with sherman williams. i think it is a great store. i think the idea of supporting the contractors -- and there are a bunch of different businesses of that type in the area but i am not suggesting that i know anything is vacant or that the neighborhood is supportive, but another is an echo system of contractors that service the home industry, and that seems like it might be a place to look if you have not already as a potential spot. but i do have to agree that on polk street, if that is one of your main audiences you're seeking to reach out to, it does not seem like as ideal of the location, and it is right near the bus stop. it would be problematic if there are a lot of trucks pulling up their right by the bus stop. on this one, even though i typically would be supportive because i think the vacancy needs to be filled, i think in this case it seems that there's a lot of evidence that this is not necessary and, for many, not desirable. commissioner fong: i am going to take a different position and maybe in an unpopular one. i think th

(knocking) (all shrieking) william: miss matty? oh, william. the bride and groom have dispatched me to escort you to their home. (women sighing) (men yelling) i spy the sedan. oh, this must be mrs. jamieson. miss matty: do assist her, william. mrs. matty: just as i had hoped. (indistinct chattering) peggy: my mother pines for my brother, now he works in manchester. it was miss matty who secured my invitation. edward sometimes comes home on saturday. i think she knew my mother would not come. i had feared that our trials might thin your cheeks or fade you. but your eyes shine brighter than they ever did before. it is all the walking to our letterbox. and so many candles are lit tonight. ah... is it harder than you thought? i think perhaps it is harder than you thought. i did not know what work was. now i do. and i know what it is to want a thing that you must wait for. (sighs) your poor hand. it is only a blister from my calculating wheel. i have its twin. i did it with the smoothing iron. see? we are equals, at last. we have always been equals.

>>es una carrera doble, veinte william 15 y veinte william 12 >>¿quiÉnes son?idad >>apuesto veinte a riggs y murtaugh >>¿quiÉn va al volante? >>murtaugh en la camioneta nueva de su esposa >>yo tambiÉn apuesto 20 >>sÍ, yo tambiÉn quiero apostar >>no, entonces, olvÍdalo >>¡por favor! >>!ya, afuera! [hablan en otro idioma] >>¿quÉ rayos es esto? >>¿quÉ idioma es ese? jamÁs habÍa escuchado esa porquerÍa >>creo que era alemÁn >>¿quÉ es, japones? >>es un radio japonÉs tal vez, ya compraron el departamento de policÍa >>son dueÑos de casi todo >>¡riggs, cuidado! >>!que demonios! >>veinte william 15 nos informan... >>entendido william 15, ya nos dimos cuenta >>disparos de ese maldito, destrozÓ mi parabrisas >>¡dios! >>¡rayos, amigo! nos separamos, nos separamos >>veinte william 15 ¿me escuchan? >>¡demonios, ahora sÍ hace calor >>¡ya lo tengo! >>oprime el acelerador >>¡cuidado, ten cuidado! >>¡maldiciÓn, rayos! >>hasta luego ¡demonios! >>quiero ver su licencia y su seguro del automÓvil >>roger, tenemos el auto azul, el rojo va hacia la colina >>igual que riggs >>¡hey, rig

brenda williams is a force of nature, or that her husband dr. joe is the calm in the eye of the storm. she's a general practitioner. he's an internist and geriatrician. they've run a clinic in this city of 100,000 for 30 years. no one is turned away. her latest project is called do right and the folks who agree to "do right" get on the list to get a free home. so far they've given away four. >> this is my dining room. i never had one of those before. >> it's a nice dining room. it's the first house patricia dunham has ever owned. for her and her husband and three kids, it's a dream come true. it may be comfortable now but it wasn't when the doctor found it. >> the house had a porch that was falling in. it had 59 broken window panes. all of the wiring was stripped of copper. the plumbing stuff was missing. the houses are not just given, "given" to the families, they have to work for it. they have to earn it. >> i do community service, clean up paper, go to church, be active in my kid's schooling, come to the meetings once a month, basically easy

williams?ou will deliver concise summaries of the day's events in a slick digestible yet blandly produced package, much like lunchables. [ laughter ] and you will do it every day of every year forever. welcome to hell, williams. by the way, back in new jersey, weren't you a volunteer fireman? fire alarm goes off in your studio and your example to the kids is stay on prompter? [ laughter ] hey, kids when faced with a fire stop, drop and be hand some. no! i'm sure they straightened it out. >> while staying in the air though perhaps not something special anymore [ siren ] again, we have an announcement going on in the studio we should advise the viewiers there's no danger us to. [ laughter ] >> jon: see i'm going to (bleep) kill someone smile. i've seen that smile. clearly this is nbc news worst mid broadcast calamity since that alpaca attacked tom brokaw. sorry could somebody please get peruvian hairball off my desk. it's biting my -- [ laughter ] still, still, kudos to brian williams for taking

hoy 21 de diciembre se proclamó el día de william levy ¿que tal?.as gracias por tenerlos nuevamente en sus casas y por supuesto muchas felicidades a wi yai r william que en poco tiempo ha logrado mucho sí, claro, totalmente. >>> pero... >>> cuéntame. >>> ¿quien no pasa un buen momento, es dayanara torres y está en cuidado intensivos en un hospital de puerto rico. la modelo dijo que eleven una oración por la salud de su padre y estamos investigando si marc ante ti puede viajar a la isla para acompañar a su ex y sus dos

it's been a year of growth for williams. the absence of both will be felt on sunday. >> tough to play without those guys, but somehow we'll have to figure it out and make it happen. it's not going to change, though. we got to go out there and play without them. >> got to play around people like that that inform us of things. people make mistakes. all we can do is move on. focus on the task at hand. doesn't have anything to do with what goes on on the field. >> reporter: the news of the possible suspensions only added to an already rough day. a day in which the skins lost for the seventh time in eight games. talk about adding insult to injury. >> disappointing, because in the game with a good team all game. defense played well. to let it go in the fourth quarter like we did, it's disappointing and embarrassing. we're more than capable. we have to finish the game. >> it's always tough, especially when you play as hard as we did and we came out and played well at the beginning of the game. we just didn't finish. you can't -- yo

what william taply knows is this, first that you can never have too many nice striped polos. and second, that from the colourful murr alls to the famed blue mustang to the airport layout o the creators of this airport had one thing in mind. >> to allow airplanes to takeoff and land. >> no, not that. >> phallic symbols. >> phallic symbols. >> how did william taply develop this remarkable eye for the phallus. >> i did not understand that i had this gift. it's a gift from the holy spirit. >> a gift that has earned taply not one but two self-bestowed titles. >> william taply also known as the third eagle of the apocalypse and the copro phot of the end times. >> and a responsibility to spread his message in the best way possible ♪ i know some of you don't agree ♪ ♪ but the denver art is for pornography ♪ ♪ if you want ♪ peace of mind ♪ don't look now ♪ you'll feel safer blind ♪. >> do people see what i see or not? i admit a lot of people don't see. but they don't have trained eye in art as i have. >> stephen: an eye that is like a phallus-seeking missile. just look at what taply h

carl colby on his father, william colby. stay with us. carl colby is an award winning documentary filmmaker whose new project is his most personal today. it tells the story of his father, former cia director william colby. it is called "the man nobody knew: in search of my father, cia spymaster william colby". here is a scene. >> my dad came back from vietnam in 1971. he was appointed by richard nixon to be director of the cia. >> you are familiar with the controversy over the phoenix program in vietnam. there have been allegations that this phoenix program was an assassination program. what are the facts? >> mr. chairman, i have testified on this subject before the senate foreign relations committee in february 1970. tavis: the resemblance to your father is eerie. not scary. you can tell he is your father. that said, before get into the specifics of your story, yours is a unique story. each of our stories is unique but for a son for whoever -- what ever reason did not know the real deal about his father, having done the research now, wou

who would resemble a william jennings bryan? >> i'm not sure. there are people who want to be william jennings bryan. sarah palin might try to be. angry populist. they believe that a small greedy elite is after the majority of americans. bryan was representative of an anti-monopoly movement. a movement where people believed that corporate america was taking the country in a revolutionary direction. we have come to grips and come to peace with big business. we cannot imagine a society where that is not there. that was not true for bryan. >> we just looked at the desk that he worked with mary side by side. most businesses were like that in the 1870's and 1860's and 1850's. they were small partnerships and firms. that time before 1896 was a time of enormous industrial growth. colossal corporations. the pennsylvania railroad employing more people than the united states post office. these were corporations with enormous resources, enormous wealth, and enormous power. most people had experienced a very different america, one with small partnerships. t

kelly williams is a natural pathic physician who practices in northwest dc. doesn't prescribe drugs but recommends certain herbs and minerals. >> garlic is almost like a wonder kind of herb. it is antimicrobial which means anti-bacterial, antiviral. >> williams says most people take garlic supplements containing the potent ingredient instead of eating a lot of the herb itself. but when it comes to ginger, buy it whole and enjoy. >> it heats up the body, so it increases circulation. you can actually cut it up and boil it in some water and make a nice tea out of it. and it helps with digestion. >> recent studies conclude products containing zinc can shorten colds by several days and williams recommends her balance products with he can nay shah -- herbal products with ekkhinacea and clearing out the music is what you real -- mucous is what you really need to feel better. >> it really helps with allergies, with colds, it clears out the mucous. >> it's a natural way to decongest yourself. >> absolutely. yes. >> not everybody can do the netty pot thing. saline nasa

after a honeymoon william and katherine embarked on a north american tour. they touched down in canada in late june. >> the geography in canada is matched only by the hospital at that time. >> reporter: they showed off their competitive sides in a boat race even took in a rodeo. it was off to los angeles where the duke and dutchess attend aid georgia la evening in honor of british entertainers. william played in a celebrity polo match but it wasn't all whining dining and celebrities. they finished their tour in one of la's most low income neighborhoods visiting with children at an art center. william and katherine returned to britain but that didn't put an end to the public fascination. hundreds of thousands of people visited buckingham palace to get an up close look of the dutchess of cambridge iconic gown and to feel a little closer to the royal couple. i'm elizabeth gordon reporting. >> pip a in that piece are you kid meteorologist? elizabeth. get her on the phone will you. if you're looking for more on the top stories of the year check out our best of 20

for now, william and kate will gather at the queen's estate. it will be her first christmas as a royal. after a year of firsts, the duchess has proven she fits right in. speculation is swirling over what william is going to get kate for christmas. the general consensus is the duchess of cambridge is getting a puppy. i hope i haven't ruined any surprises. >>> walmart recalled a popular infant formula following the death of a 10-day-old boy. it was pulled off the shelves nationwide. he was given the powder formula and got sick. he suffered from a rare bacterial infection. that batch tested negative for the bacteria. the formula is 12.5 ounce cans with the lot number skrks p1k 7g. >>> after $26 million in republican knnovations -- the s destroyed but no one was hurt since it was winter break. students and staff had to relocate to a former school. now tacoma education campus is better than ever with a new science lab, computer labs, art rooms and a library. >> a year ago -- a year ago, this place was literally on fire. now, we are here celebrating

welcome to eyewitness news this saturday, i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm tim williams. the temperatures are in the 40s

i'm brian williams.e want to leave you tonight with two better than average sized christmas trees. first of all, the national tree just across the way from the white house, which was lit up tonight. and there's the tree we keep out back, all lit up as of last night to spread the joy of the season. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you for joining us. >> occupying a jail cell. oakland police have made a key arrest. the opd says their investigation led them to the state of kentucky where they tracked

william finds it -- i have booked you a passage to nova scotia and she said what?this to greenland. she is horrified but in nova scotia at last, elizabeth johnson, after 25 years, on the move, will stay put. little did i think that i end all my family would ultimately settle in nova scotia she said. but there she stays in the number one loyalist haven her surviving children all end up joining her there and flourishing enjoying a kind of status of success they could never have had if they had remained in the u.s.. and by the time she sets down her memoirs, decades after all this has happened, she has lived as long in one place as she had lived on the move before. so i told you at the outset, this is the american revolution through the looking glass if you haven't seen it before. we need to turn our assumptions and perspectives around. so maybe the last assumption that we have to turn around is the one that says that these people were losers. for in a sense, finally finding home in the greatest world power of the 19th century, finding stability, finding a new life, i

big part of william safire's book on speeches. it delivered in a different way and -- my own political hero when i was a kid, richard nixon -- don't tell anybody. tell us how brian and nixon affected the dollar in their own times. >> richard nixon would roll over in his drive if compared to william jennings bryan. but in a very fundamental way they were aiming for the same thing. william jennings bryan became the spokesman of the populist movement in the 89s and at the heart of the populist movement was of belief that the financial system of the united states was tilted against farmers, specifically, ordinarily people generally but farmers specifically and they had a specific complaint. namely falling prices for farm products. the price of corn went down by half the 201870s 1890s. cotton was more than that. this was a very serious problem for farmers because farmers typically operate under conditions of debt and debtors are seriously disadvantaged when prices fall. if you bar on the one hundred dollars when we is $1 a bushel you h

plus, brian williams follows up the broadcast where he fought a fire alarm while delivering the news with a cameo on last night's daily show. we'll show you that clip later in the show. >>> first, let's get to the news, live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. a little bit of optimism this morning on wall street coming off the dow's seventh largest gain of all time. on wednesday. markets surging, wiping out last week's slump, the dow helpth 490 points, capping a 7% gain over the last three days. wednesday's session was the best showing in more than two years. investors are boosted by joint effort between the federal reserve and other central banks around the world to offer emergency loans to lower the cost of borrowing. still, there's some concern the joy may be short-lived as large parts of the european debt crisis of course remain unsettled. reporting in this morning's "wall street journal" said the fed was pushed into action by executives on wall street over concerns that europe's problems will spread to banks here in the united states. an early look in your markets as we ge

san leandro, williams at leonard. that intersection may be blocked for a water main break near john muir junior high school. a.c. transit may be affected but school isn't in session so hopefully not too much traffic expected through that portion of the roadway. san mateo bridge looking very good. we'll check the south bay right now over to you guys. >>> authorities investigate a small plane crash in the east bay that left two people injured. >> and the ecofriendly tradition that's transforming christmas trees into a fuel source right here in the bay area. >> plus, a big boost for a san jose cop who is helping a family rebuild after a fire destroyed their homes. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. hi, it's dave. [ male announcer ] actu

bonnie lee williams. britney lead williams. eric john williams. george williams. stephanie williams. miriam levee wolf. chelsea marie woods. edra woods. joe nathan would. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james zenberg. we remember. [silence] [silence] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [silence] >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we are going to have bob mueller but we're moving up the attorney general. probably because he has to leave and can't stay. he will stay as long as he can. the attorney general, if there is a job in government that gets more criticism than transportation security administration is it is the attorney general. i just want them both to know that that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have done to keep this country safe. the attorney-general, a number of people called and said how did you get the attorney general to come speak. we didn't invite him. we didn't invite bob mueller. they wanted to come and talk to us. the attorney general and bob mueller worked on this case 20 years ago when

right here we'll see that water is flowing right here along williams street. it happened around 4:00. according to police a passerby spotted it, called the police. one of the officers i talk to said when he arrived it was gushing like a volcano at least 8 feet into the air. when we got here it was more like three 3 to four feet. east bay m.u.d. trying to get a handle on the situation here. it's a 12" pipe that broke this morning, they say. it has at least two shutoff locations. 45 to 50 people are affected this morning. so they are going to wake up not having any water coming out of their faucets. e.b. m.u.d. said they will be here about 8 hours to fix and clean this up. they said it's probably going to take -- they will probably shut it off between the next hatch hour to 45 minutes. -- the next half hour to 45 minutes. but a spokesman says broken pipes are common around here. he says one happens to occur just yesterday. but that with the old pipes and together with the cold weather, it's bound to burst. back to you guys. >> and gil, sense you have been there,

either way, bad news for fred davis and trent williams. fred davis specifically may have saved his best for last. had an unbelievable game yesterday. he's the fourth year tight end and yesterday, led the team with six catches for 99 yards. this year, he has 59 catches for 796 yards and that total is the second most for a redskins tight end. trent williams is becoming the anchor of the redskins line. today, mike shanahan played the best game yesterday against the new york jets. williams and davis' fates could be deep the next 24 hours. this is the reaction of the spending loss of the team's top players for the rest of the season. >> i wouldn't call it anger. it's disappointing, you know, everyone is aware of the rules and how the nfl carries the drug policy and, you know, more than just yourself is at stake if you happen to get caught, you know. especially those two guys that are -- they paid and took the roles on the success of whether we win or lose games. >> some people will make mistakes, we understand that along the way and doesn't mea

and william chambers drive. in the meantime if you're driving towards the capitol beltway here's a live look at i-95 and route 175. still a nice ride on 95. another look at 95 north of maryland 100, where you normally see congestion this time of morning, volume building but still moving at a pretty good pace. >>> new developments in a deadly bus crash that took place in montgomery county. it left one person dead. it happened wednesday afternoon in bethesda at the intersection of rockville pike and alta vista road. linda so with how shock trauma is playing a part in the crash. >> reporter: first all new that stretch of rockville pike reopened. we're also learning one person was airlifted to shock trauma. in all 11 people were hurt in that deadly crash. it happened after 4:00 yesterday and shut down that stretch of rockville pike for hours. investigators say a toyota pickup crossed the median, crashed into a metro us about. that cashed the bus to hit a tree on the side of the road. the man in the pickup was killed

the tight end fred davis and tackle trent williams -- williams will be suspended the rest of the seasonur games and there is four games left in the regular season for violating the league's drug policy. and there are reports it was the third offense each and that is not confirmed yet and we hope to hear by tomorrow from the league. either way, mike shanahan today in his press conditions, the first 18 questions and followups were all regarding the suspension and he had the same answer on all of them. basically, he said i can't talk about it yet. the tight end davis is having a career year, we can tell you that and led the team with six catches for 99 yards and this year, 59 catches for 796 yards. that total is second most for a redskins tight end. unfortunately, he will not get a chance to break that record. tackle trent williams is becoming the anchor of the line. today, mike shanahan said that williams played the best game of the season yesterday against the jets. williams and davis could be known in the next 24 hours and could be known later tonight. are the teammates on the emence in

i'm lester holt in for brian williams. i'm lester holt in for brian williams.od night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com