during our exclusive interview, prince william watched films of the nominees in action.inee comes from kenya in east africa. world famous for its wildlife. the elephants that roam the foothills of mt. kenya, one of the country's most famous landmarks, are under threat. at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 5 million elephants in africa. today, there are less than 500,000. poachers kill them for their tusks. selling the ivory to asia, where it's carved into trinkets. in dense forests, the award nominee and his team patrol for poachers. they do this work despite the daily threat of being shot and killed or even being caught in snares set for the elephants. >> to be a candidate, it is because of poaching, because they're missing their tusks. that is grace, she is my wife. with our son. >> i just called upon the lord and asked him for protection because nothing else i can do. >> they might lose me, but, you know -- >> edwin and guys like edwin, they know what they're doing, and they accept the risks that come with it. as you can see from him, he loves being with h

during our exclusive interview, prince william watched films of the nominees in action.ast africa, world famous for its wildlife. the elephants that roam the foothills of mt. kenya, one of the country's most famous landmarks, are under threat. at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 5 million elephants in africa. today, there are less than 500,000. poachers kill them for their tusks, selling the ivory to asia, where it's carved into trinkets. in dense forests, award nominee edwin kenwanjui and his team troll for poachers. they do this work despite the daily threat of being shot and killed, or even being caught in snares set for the elephants. >> maybe we can identify it as a cause of poaching because they are missing their tusks. >> i ask for protection, because there's nothing else i can do. >> they might lose me, but -- >> edwin -- guys like edwin, they know what they're doing, and they accept the risks that come with it. as you can see from him, he loves being with his animals. and for him, it's not just a job, it's a real calling. >> to date, edwin and his a

during our exclusive interview, prince william watched films of the nominees in action.st nominee comes from kenya in east africa. world famous for its wildlife. the elephants that roam the foothills of mt. kenya, one of the country's most famous landmarks, are under threat. at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 5 million elephants in africa. today, there are less than 500,000. poachers kill them for their tusks. selling the ivory to asia, where it's carved into trinkets. in dense forests, the award nominee and his team patrol for poachers. they do this work despite the daily threat of being shot and killed or even being caught in snares set for the elephants. >> to be a candidate, it is because of poaching, because they're missing their tusks. that is grace, she is my wife. with our son. >> i just called upon the lord and asked him for protection because nothing else i can do. >> they might lose me, but, you know -- >> edwin and guys like edwin, they know what they're doing, and they accept the risks that come with it. as you can see from him, he loves being

during our exclusive interview, prince william watched films of the nominees in action.first nominee comes from kenya in east africa, world famous for its wildlife. the elephants that roam the foothills of mt. kenya, one of the country's most famous landmarks, are under threat. at the beginning of the 20th century, there were 5 million elephants in africa. today, there are less than 500,000. poachers kill them for their tusks, selling the ivory to asia, where it's carved into trinkets. in dense forests, award nominee edwin and his team troll for poachers. they do this work despite the daily threat of being shot and killed, or even being caught in snares set for the elephants. >> maybe we can identify it as a cause of poaching because they are missing the tusks. >> i ask for protection, because there's nothing else i can do. >> they might lose me, but -- >> edwin -- guys like edwin, they know what they're doing, and they accept the risks that come with it. as you can see from him, he loves being with his animals. and for him, it's not just a job, it's a real calling. >> t

williams: thank you. mr. speaker, pressure is mounting on president obama and harry reid to get rid of obamacare. even senate democrats like joe manchin are starting to listen to the people who sent them to congress. americans don't want the law. texans don't want the law. my district doesn't want the law. it's easy to he see why. this week reported by the man tanian institute revealed that the president was lying when he said americans will see a $2,500 decrease in their premiums. the average health care premium in 2013 for a 27-year-old male was $91. under obamacare it's $139, a 53% increase. that's frightening. this study shows 12 states will see an approximate 100% increase in their premiums, many higher. this is one of the worst pieces of legislation in my lifetime. it hurts families, it cripples

williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams. why is he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around telling everybody, that every single funny black man they make you wear a dress. >> but katt doesn't think it's funny. he thinks it's emasculating and demeaning to black people and brandon's taking it personally because, well, you know. right. >> don't give me that stuff about i wore a dress. you wore a -- >> true. williams.s katt >> i love him but he's calling me out. and the n-word -- >> ok, we'll get right on that. but we got to ask, does katt have a point? >> i'm saying that right now, i will never wear a dress for fame. >> well, that makes one of us. right, boss? pretty! thanks, brandon and katt and gloria. you are not a pretty woman. >> what up, g? how are you, man? >> we have actor michael b. jordan. he was in "liar" and he is going to play apollo creed's grandson in the next installm

williams you can come on up. if there are other folks who wish to speak fill out a card >> good afternoon. we thank you for hearing this. this has been a long-standing issue and at the end of the day it focuses our - focuses our constituents. so thank you for bringing this up and with all respect the particular issues surrounding the graffiti paint on there a that's been addressed in the budget so in terms of shrubbery we did our homework. we couldn't make it much better but they pushed us and the agency and team did a good job. now again, when we talk about this restroom issue were we're not talking about pitting ott roormz ail over san francisco it will lie with the mta and the t e public works, if you will, to make sure those routes are put in a particular location where restrooms are available for operators. right now there is no restrooms. that's not the boards problem or the units problem that is the agencies problem to make sure they situate those routes at particular locations where our members can have t

i want to bring in pete williams now. you heard the news conference, what do you take away from that? okay, we're going to come back to pete in just a moment, obviously continuing to gather more information there. clint van zandt has been standing by. i understand you were also listening to the news conference there from cathy lanier and mayor vince gray, clint, at this point in terms of the investigation, what is law enforcement going to be focusing on right now? what's the first order of business? >> well, to me, one of the first things they have to determine is do we have one, two or three shooters? again, we keep hearing this information about this second and third person. pete williams i think rightfully so suggested earlier there may have been a misidentification or they may have counted the same person twice. but now the police chief one more time comes back and tells us the potential of three. so i think law enforcement has got to work very hard with the known shooter and find out who his known associates are, esp

williams i said [beep] >> oh, my god. brandon just called out katt williams.he calling out katt williams? >> brandon t. jackson recently did "big mama's house 3" with martin lawrence. >> we're familiar -- hilarious. >> katt williams has a theory that he goes around telling everybody, that every single funny black man they make you wear a dress. >> but katt doesn't think it's funny. he thinks it's emasculating and demeaning to black people and brandon's taking it personally because, well, you know. right. >> don't give me that stuff about i wore a dress. you wore a -- >> true. williams.s katt >> i love him but he's calling me out. and the n-word -- >> ok, we'll get right on that. but we got to ask, does katt have a point? >> i'm saying that right now, i will never wear a dress for fame. >> well, that makes one of us. right, boss? pretty! thanks, brandon and katt and gloria. you are not a pretty woman. >> what up, g? how are you, man? >> we have actor michael b. jordan. he was in "liar" and he is going to play apollo creed's grandson in the next installment of t

williams: again, there's another side to the story.ironwork had already been created for the coffin. and seven @ays before the ceremony they decided that it wasn't up to the required standard. so then they asked my grandfather to do the handles and the straps, which was done in that short time. and so because of that, records were lost as to who actually did the ironwork. so when you informed westminster abbey what we had in our possession, they had no idea it existed. i have to say i am truly truly privileged to see these. and i think anybody watching will be privileged too. normally on the "roadshow," we talk about value. to be very honest, i really would rather not in this case, because i think something like this is beyond value. williams: prior to 2006, it was languishing in a drawer - and we would show it to people... - gathering dust. ...if and when they wanted to see it. but since it's come out into the open, the respect it gets now has made me feel very very proud and also a bit humble. really really pleased. bruce: after appe

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williams fence.t's an accident, i'd love it. >> but as labella, a former detective sits through the trial and watches susan on tape, he has second thoughts about his role in the case. >> i wanted to be a cop. >> so did i. everybody does, right? >> my brother's an aviation policeman. >> i swear to god, god is my judge, if i knew that she had family on the job, new york city cops, i wouldn't be sitting here telling you this story today. i would have went to her father. i would have went to her brother and said look, cop to cop your sister, your daughter is looking to do something. you got to talk to her. but i never knew. >> in november 2010, susan is convicted of conspiring to murder her husband, as well as possession of a forged instrument for falsifying the life insurance document. >> it's a shame. one minute you're saying i do, and it's beautiful. one day you wake up and it goes to [ bleep ]. >> he's not going to be living anymore. >> right. >> do people ignore the fact that they're being taped in

secretary william hague. we're waiting for it to begin. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it starts. >>> the latest economic data out of china continues to suggest a more stable growth track. consumer inflation held steady in the month of august while factory prices eased less than expected signaling some over capacity may be clearing. trade data showed solid import data as well as china ben knitted from the u.s. recovery. let's check in on how markets have been responding to the sort of economic data and other factors playing in the markets. >> thank you for that, carolyn. the latest data boosted market sentiment today as we see that august inflation comes insteady while trade data came in strong. the shanghai composite jumped 3.4% today with financials and the free trade zone programs was lending support. meanwhile, japan among the top gainers after the olympics and the gdp. it gained at 2.5% today, the nikkei. other markets broadly higher. australia also got a boost from the china data and decisive ele

sponsored by comedy central >> jon: ladies and gentlemen, my name is jon stewart, big show, robin williams going to be joining us, but first we meet on the cusp of a sea change in u.s. iranian relation. >> iran's new president hasan rouhani touched down in new york. >> rouhani was elected in june as a moderate candidate who advocated improving relations with the international community. >> jon: rouhani is a moderate as well as an accomplished mannedi patinkin impersonator. down in the days of ahmadinejad and the hunt for stereotype of the crazy america-hating anti-semitic wearing jacket wearing president. but how different can this rouhani guy be. >> though iran usually blocks iranians from twitter, now rouhani is tweeting. >> the surprising and unprecedented outreach that began with another tweet two weeks ago wishing the world's jews a happy rosh hashanah holiday. (laughter) >> jon: did not see that coming. well that is different, finally iran has reached the same level of tolerance as your local ford dealership. not that rouhani's wiped the whole slate clean. >> let me ask you, presiden

being spared didn't end williams's trauma. family's strategy for coping with the law, don't think about it. >> somebody patted me on the back and said "you're just going to have to forget about it baby." >> three years became too much. drowning in saudness and guilt, william came to north capitol planning to jump. instead a moment of clarity saved his life. >> i looked over the bridge and decided to jump. i debated heaven or hell. i debated if i would see my mom again. >> william ended up in a hospital and got help. for years after he suffered with depression and drugs and alcohol and gangs. in his late 20s he started using his story and lessons he learned from the help he got to help others. >> so i travel the country with a special focus on trauma. >> he encourages people to develop healthy coping strategies and to find an advocate, someone to latch onto who really cares about you. >> that person can inspire you like my first therapist ever did. she gave me hope. she connected with me. it gave me a lifeline. >> aaron gilchri

well, at least we've learned something, sir william. this eternity ring is even more dangerous than we thought. the soviets will do anything, break any rules, to protect it. and the isotopes? stolen from arnwell. we found them. vlessing had them. how did he get them? (thunder rumbling) (doorbell jangles softly) i may not be able to see you for a while. why not? things are happening. i can't explain. it is not to do with you. mr. foyle. good evening. it's all right, tomasz. hoffmann: so i was right. you were sent to spy on us. no, i haven't been sent, but you two were seen meeting the other night and it would appear to be important to find out why. so yes, you've been followed. this is tomasz debski. my son-- when i had a son-- studied briefly at the university of warsaw. they were friends. tomasz came to england and joined the raf. he flew 40 missions. he was as brave as any of them. but then one day-- i don't judge him but nor do i excuse him-- something snapped. and he deserted. since then, he has been in something of a limbo. he has

william howard taft," no response. "i am traveling with alex roosevelt," instantaneously, they got her baggage and got her on the train. >> it had to be painful given the friction between the two. taft family teased her that she was at the mercy of alice roosevelt. >>how common would it have been for senior public officials to see that much of the world? was there a lot of traveling going on in that time? >> at this point, with trains and steamships, yes, it was more secretary of war was his position,but he was also called secretary of peace in the newspapers. he was really more of a peacemaker than he was focusing so much on dissent. there is a really great story about his time as secretary of war when helen is given a tapestry by the empress of japan, and she really wants to keep it. taft says, legally, we need to give it back to the smithsonian. she said, "i am a private citizen." she takes it to roosevelt and wants it that badly. roosevelt says, you are a -- you are as in. private citizen. that shows the difference

riquna williams of the tulsa shock scored 51 points. all by her loneness. new wnba record. >>> just ahead. "riddick" rules at the movies and getry for the million second quiz. it is like no other you have ever seen. you're watching "early today." >>> not often i can pick the west out and say the hottest was medford at 93. the desert areas had some clouds and some rainy type weather over the weekend so temperatures were kept down a little. the same thing will be true today. the weather pattern hasn't changed throughout much of the west. more clues and moisture from phoenix to vegas, flagstaff, tucson northward. medford could be one of the hottest spots out there at 95. tuesday, betty, look at portland and oregon up to 91 and those 90-degree days are numbered. if you like the heat, you know, tomorrow may be one of the last ones for you. >> where do you see that ever? >> doesn't happen often. >> thank you, bill. >>> well, vin diesel muscled his way into the top spot at the movies this weekend. "riddick" won the first post-summer movie over the weekend with ove

williams, how are you. if you don't like this please give it to eddie murphy, thank you. riding a bike in l.a. is dangerous because you will be, all of a sudden, they really do, because everybody, they're all talking and texting and you just have to be like-- . >> jon: but you're for real. you take this very seriously. you have done bike treks, like you've done like two weeks going across continents. >> no, no, i'm not that serious jooz. >> jon: really? didn't you train with the guy who won the tour de france greg lamond or something like that, a and road with him. >> i rode with him one time and i used to ride with lance in the old days. >> jon: oh, really. >> used to ride behind the unibalancer. >> jon: did you really, you rode with lance armstrong. >> i rode with him once but he would be on the phone, he would be doing other stuff. he's hand free. i'm like you bastard. >> jon: but he tears it up. what is this, you are back doing a series. >> yes. >> jon: in l.a.. >> why? >> it's a job, brother. it's a job but also david e kelly. i had a meeting with him. he's unbelieva

tim williams is updating the forecast. hi, tim. >>> it is perfect. right on target for the time of year. the normal high to put in perspective, is 74. the normally is 53. had 53 in the overnight hours last night into today, overnight low. past 24 hours, 53. we came down to 74, dwu marshall. temperatures right on target. we have a few clouds, courtesy after flow from the east bringing in moisture from the ocean. and that's been moving across the region. it's, you know, added some decoration and no rain in the sun. dominated the forecast along with the high pressure that brought us the nice seasonal conditions. will have these in the next few days. talking about, when we stick around. >>> checking in the roads right now, christy, wjd traffic control. hi, christy. >> a rough out there in the -- with three separate accidents. first one on the outer loop. that one lingering in the shoulder. the second one in frederick road. third in the outer loop, edmunds and wilkersons avenue. stretching to 95 and continuing to build. as far as the rest of the region, h

thanks to my guest wendy williams catch the fifth season of the one new williams show it premieres september sixteenth and you can tweet me at kings things and wendy at wendy williams let us know how you don't see it next time. we'll do the. science technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia we've got the future covered. big bucks but. we're going to do it. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shred albus. rule. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across a similar we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm talking mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. he smoked it when

the great robin williams, ladies and gentlemen.kkÑkÑkÑkÑ >> nass's our show, join us next week at 11:00 when my cold should be gone. here it, your moment of zen. >> i call them the blue mass republicans. >> in reference to breaking bad. the point is that they're obsessed with purity. they're obsessed with the purity of their views. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> stephen: tonight, cable news brings back a classic series. could it be a rock 3. a rock harder. then i review an exciting children's book. i don't care how hungry that caterpillar is. it's not getting food stamps. and my guest chris fisher is a conservationist who tracks great white sharks. a flight was grounded because there was a snake on the plane. it's just like the samuel l. jackson movie, django unchained. captioning sponsored by comedy central

williams. >> thank you very much.ber one, she says i can't believe i'm working with robin williams. working with robin is like when my 3-year-old says something inappropriate, it's really funny but i can't laugh. >> wow. >> i like that. >> thank you very much. i mean that already 3-year-old. thank you so much. >> being compared to a 3-year-old. >> her daughter actually said because she saw aladdin. is he the man with all the little friends? my therapist uses the same term. we're talking on the show. look at charlie. hi charlie. >> but it speaks to the genius of you. >> thank you. >> this is your first return to television in -- >> 32 years, yes. >> since "mork and mindy." nano nano. >> god bless. a lot of times people will say -- what was that show? pork and cindy? >> does mork play a special role? >> it was really lovely. >> i remember that. >> it started off as a guest shot on "happy days" because gary marshall's kid had seen "star wars" and asked if there could be an alien on "happy days." i wish i was in the room

pete williams -- is pete williams still with us? we're going back to peter alexander at the white house. peter, as pete williams was telling us, again, we have this other unit that's going in and certainly this is a multi effort of different organizations, divisions on the scene. d.c. leading the charge here to fig out exactly what this scene means and if there is more than one shooter but pete wants us to work out of an abundance of caution that there is only one shooter so far that they believe they have cornered. again, peter, you said that the president is not going to be making changes so far as you have heard from your sources to his address later? >> reporter: well, we know it remains very possible that he will say something addressing what obviously is the major headline right in his backyard here in washington, d.c., at the top of his remarks that are scheduled now to take place about ten minutes from now. everybody has been finding their seats. this event was initially scheduled to take place in the rose garden. it's due t

but anyway, back to reverend cecil williams.omments and thoughts relating back to the previous class about what he's saying about identity, relationship - did you catch anything in there you wanted to comment on? sure, chris? >> he was also talking about power. and for him, he wants to use the church's power - at least from what i got - to be at the forefront of social action, and that's how believers are expressing their beliefs, through social action, and i think that's what he was talking about the power of the church to either be toxic and be bad, in a way, and be detrimental to society, or the power of the church to be a motivator, to be a positive force, and for good. >> you're so right, and we'll talk about that with the social dimension. but you see, belief and behavior, he fits in that mode so much. i love this analogy he did - and his church is very diverse, very diverse - he says everybody's invited to the table. jesus invited everybody to the table and they're singing and they're clapping and you get that sense of, "

meteorologist tim williams with those details shortly.ow back inside. >> thanks. >>> breaking this silence. jacoby jones speaks out about the alleged party bus brawl. there was allegations that he was hit in the head with a champagne bottle. jones claims he did not get into any physical altercation with a stripper. >> i'm going to take responsibility that i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. i did nothing wrong but i'll take responsibility for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> jones said there was no fight. according to the police report an officer saw him bleeding from the head. he hurt his knee in the ravens season opener so he's not playing. >>> you don't want to miss the action when the ravens take on the bills. you can watch the game right here sunday afternoon at 1:00 on wjz. then stay tuned for our special post-game coverage. mark, maet, mary, jessica and wally williams will bring you highlights, reaction and analysis. a full football sunday right here on wjz. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, dr

>> reporter: do you think william ruto should be tried at home instead?llegations against him. there was a large number of deaths and violence back in 2007. so fingers have been pointed at him. do you think he should be tried at home instead? >> well, that would be better. and we have a constitution where we have a constitution and judicially and we have the supreme court and even so after the general election they go to court and the supreme court ruled and the people of kenya and the supreme court, so that is an indication and their deputy president should actually be tried in the country. and members of parliament we accompany them to court. tell current level of parliament and judiciary and the bottom line is for the victims and to be fair and until proven guilty and if it's possible this is taken back home which will be easier for everyone. >> if it's taken home or if it's here or possibly of a danger if it is back home, kenya is very much divided along ethnic lines and part of the problem and why we see william ruto in court today, is this going to

it stars robin williams. never thought i'd ever say this, but what a thrill it was yesterday when we recorded. robin williams joins us on coffee with at 6:45. yep, he's outrageous. stay tuned, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tion and >>> good morning. thanks for staying with wjz. i'm linh bui in for don scott. take a live look at camden yards. a beautiful start to your thursday. wjz has weather and traffic together. sharon is standing by. first, we go to marty. >>> it's 55 degrees right now on tv hill. that 55 is still going to be up to 7 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. another great sunrise getting red i do happen. 74 at lunch on its way to a high of 78. >>> good morning. if you are just about to head out, a new accident. this latest one 795 southbound at owings mills boulevard. watch for potential delays. an accident in the city on east monument at north haven, that one at 214 at solomon's island road. that outer loop accident is gone but the delays are still definitely there. 27 is your average. you're lookin

thanks to my guest wendy williams catch the fifth season of the one new williams show it premieres september sixteenth and you can tweet me at kings things and wendy at wendy williams let us know how you don't see you next time. well. it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia we've got the future of covered. lucky. little or little that was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit elite there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news leaks alexander's family cry tears and so why it great things other than. the ever read or get a quart of water on the ground alive is a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. please. please. please. please. little. little. little legal. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. a little. to the u.n. . to legally challenge us schools. we want is an immediate cessation of conditions that are cruel inhuman or degrading or they constitute torture. human rights law enforcement. is now demanding the release of the names so that they can. the government refused to rel

obviously welcoming as well. you know when you look at what started 50 years ago, when maybe rev. williams came here and said, gosh, the congregation is a little challenging, maybe at that time some 50 people were getting served a meal. today, 800,000 meals a year are served right here in memorial. that's how much of care and love has gone over these years. three separate housing developments, right here in the 12 take care of families. we've got the health clinic that started here. every day. you got a women's clinic that janice and cecil i started out taking care of people. items of violence, domestic violence. you've got not only health care you've got family, youth and children, tutoring going on within the walls of glide memorial is going on here. and, that's not enough, you got rooftop gardens trying to help create healthy food here. it is so reflective of all we wanted to do. and because they have led this effort so many of you have met the calling. so it is appropriate that as we celebrate these 50 years, we signal to the rest of this great city the appropriateness of why we want t

robin williams is able to deliver up a full-course meal. >> reporter: trained at juliard, robin williamsd morning veto name. >> reporter: it earned him the first of four nominations. he went on to perform "the dead poet society," "the fisher king," "mrs. doubtfire,". "he also became one of the first hollywood stars to feelope his voice for a disney film "alladin." he was in the movie with ben affleck in "good will hunting." his portrayal earned him an oscar for best supporting actor. "the new york times" called it a serious role that took full advantage of williams' talents. now after more than three decades williams is returning to television as an advertising genius in the cbs comedy "the crazy one." >> dad, mcdonald is our biggest clie endnt client. if we lose them, what do we do? >> first off, i'm having drinks with kelly clarkson. you remember her, big voice. >> he really does have drinks with kelly clarkson. >> good morn everyone. >> good morning, mr. williams. sara gellar says this about you. working with robin is sort of like when my 3-year-old says something inappropriate. it's

diplomat, william jordan. by the way, the crackdown suddenly getting the attention of the international community with the death of a french resident in police custody. he was picked up for breaking the nighttime curfew. authorities say he was killed by a cellmate. hollywood stars also among the 130,000 to sign online petitions for john grayson, who has been on hunger strike. he was trying to enter the gaza strip last month. the border crossing has been partially reopened since yesterday, but only partially. that had been well shot after the ouster of mohamed morsi by the army backed authorities. at this point, we were talking a moment ago about sinai and about the situation at the border with -- and you can see those images of the crossing from wednesday. again, you get a sense when you look at this that we are back -- is as if time has rolled back to where it was before. >> i think, sure. military rulers in cairo want to make sure sinai stays as calm as possible, especially given that gaza is such a flashpoi

>> pete williams on this story all day from our d.c. room. thank you, pete. >>> let's not forget three victims survived the shooting and are making progress. including the d.c. police officer scott williams who suffered serious gunshot wounds to both legs. and as we said, we are learning more tonight about the 12 people who lost their lives at the navy yard complex while doing what they do every day, going to work and making a living for their families. nbc's tom costello has more on their stories. >> reporter: taps, at the navy memorial this morning for the 12 men and women who were gunned down at a place supposed to be safe. among them sylvia frasier, a civilian employee. >> my sister was a person who a was really giving, loving, truly give you the shirt off her back. >> reporter: ken proctor, civilian you tilled foreman leaved two teenage boys. his ex-wife said he loved them dearly. martin bodrog was 54. he is survived by his wife of 25 years and three daughters. 59-year-old michael arnold had been married for 30 years with two sons. at th

if cover and. >> william mother diana famou famously made charitable trip to africa and cnn prince williamhis pass on his fervor to george. >> at the moment pick -- >> what he really appreciates if you go there and you see himself he's treated as a normal person. >>reporter: not only is he under the spotlight but the love of his life katie couric under the spotlight. he speak about his her sacrifice what does he spwai kate. >> one part of the interview where i asked him how kaivt was doing. fine. pl very well. this is courtesy thing comes in because he really protects her privacy. you never get him talk at great length about her. not in a personal way and i think confirm george coming along he will be even more protective of himed. >>reporter: he has been through the maximum to get the paparrazi to cooperate but they seem to. up next. hugh jackman shares scary story of his so that day at the beach and. >> then the battle of the sections show down that made history. now billy jean addressing rumors about her pictures. talk it was this. >> arsenio and magic. unbreakable bond between the 2 fa

this is my friend william. i'm so glad that i can get william on c-span. this is douglass on lower mlk. it's like a burned down building. i'm not going get in what it is going on there. it need help. william is a good friend of mine. he keeps douglass' spirit alive. i include him in the book inspect is the frederick douglass house at night. it's lit up. kind of -- it's really special to even kind of go past it in the evening. this is yesterday's ceremony. he's a nice fellow. down earth, and nice to meet him. and that it. thank you. thank you. [applause] [applause] we'd like to hear from you, tweet us your feed bank, twitter.com/booktv. >>> many have said our report -- or closing down our presence. no conclusion like that could be farther from the truth. we recognize that perfection and protection is not possible. fine and good men and women will still come forward to serve their country and risk their live on the frontline of danger. we should don't do all that we can to protect them. as they go about such a challenging task. that was the sole purpose of o

as of september 1st, earl plant did resign as ceo and williams did step up and is acting as our interim ceo. one of our top priorities of the board of directors' currently as well as what will be for the incoming directors for the 2013-2014 -year will be a search for a replacement of mr. plant. that will be high in our priority. there are many different criteria items that we set last year when we were doing the search in the fall. it was very detail oriented. each candidate that we had went through a very grueling process of couple of rounds, two or three rounds. it is something of concern and i understand supervisor campos of your concern, but it is something that pride board of directors' is and will continue to address until we find a suitable viable candidate for our ceo. >> related to the board of directors', president, the controllers assessment recommended the pride board fill all of the 15 seats that are allowed by the bylaws. i wonder if that recommendation has been followed or implemented? >> yeah, at the time of that report i believe it was 5 positions occupied at that time.

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pete williams with the latest on the investigation for us from washington tonight. pete, thanks. >>> tonight the president has ordered flags throughout the district of columbia be flown at half staff. throughout the morning, the number of casualties grew to a startling number. they were taken by air and ambulance to several d.c. area emergency rooms and trauma centers. nbc's tom costello is outside one of them. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. we are at washington hospital center. three victims were brought here. they operated on two -- a woman with a shoulder wound and a police officer who had serious leg wounds. they were worried about saving his legs. there is a remarkable story about a woman shot in the head but the bullet didn't penetrate her skull. no surgery. she is expected to recover. the chief medical officer had thoughts about today's incident and gun violence in general. >> there is something evil in our society that we as americans have to work to try and eradicate. there is something wrong here when we have these multiple shootings, multiple