so has wayne williams'.ome 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 car, if i'm not mistaken. >> w

not long ago, the williams believed that, too. women are all cousins, taught to be good, obedient sister wives. >> i was never going to leave. >> reporter: brady was a bishop in the church but it wasn't for him. if polygamy isn't a means to get to heaven, why polygamy? >> we spent years and year building this family. >> i can't say i never thought of leave bug it would devastate the family. >> reporter: what they do want to do is move out of this community. >> the leadership of the community has made it clear because of the decisions that we've made, it would be better if we left. and i agree. >> we're an outsider. >> we're misfits. >> i had a silly question once, someone asked me if we all slept in the same bed. that's ridiculous. that would have to be a big bed. >> reporter: you know you've wondered so here's how it works. every night brady rotates between wives. each wife gets to sleep with him every fifth night. when he's not there -- >> i made him a pillow case, a little dream with my name so it's like he's dreaming about us.

prince william sound, thriving with schools of herring and salmon. now in the path of complete disaster. it was just after midnight. take me to that moment, the moment of impact, what do you remember? >> i was sitting at the desk in my office, and it just started to shake. not a violent shaking, but a very strange vibration. at that moment, the phone that was hanging on the bulkhead next to my desk rang. it was the third mate. he said, we're in trouble and i took off. >> hazelwood's ship had hit a two-mile underwater ridge, blye wreath. were alarms going off? >> when i got to the bridge, they were going off, yes. loud bells, sirens. >> when you heard those alarms, were you thinking, oh, my god? >> well, i had a pretty good idea we had run aground. i threw up in the toilet that was jet stream to the bridge when i got up there. >> why did you throw up? >> i felt like i had been kicked right in the stomach. >> hazelwood checked to make sure the crew was safe, and calmly notified the coast guard. >> we've fetched up hard aground. and evidently leaking so

there is brian williams. >> the situation. >> dude, what is wrong? you don't like brian williams? turn it off. let's turn that off. uh-oh. it's brian williams! he's gone! gone. it's just a hurricane now! >> you are not appealing to the younger kids. what is happening? as a father of two, he is being goated by the dad. >> right. >> unless, you know, diane sawyer put a baby in front of the tv and is using a low voice. >> brian williams making babies cry, thomas. now the brutal winner has been tough for a lot of us and television reporters may have it worse than most. we have to get out there in the elements and describe the harsh conditions. not us actually. bill karins does. check out this local philadelphia reporter. his name is steve killy. it looks nasty as a snowplow buries him in the middle of his report. look at a longer version of this clip and tells a slightly different story. >> we are in woods town. only one philly brorn a lly bor here known as hilly had only one summer with the phillies. there goes one of the plows demonstrating what i said. what i said, hitting us. ther

we had the prince william sound regional citizens' advisory council in prince william sound.recommended that that be established before the exxon valdez, and industry basically said, get lost. government did too. why would we want citizens breathing down our neck? we need that in the arctic. there's shipping there right now, and there will continue to be no matter what we do, so we need a robust citizen stakeholder oversight to make sure that government and industry get it right. >> but one thing to add to that too, though, we think the arctic ocean is the last place they should be drilling even if they have stronger regulations. the infrastructure, it's laughable when you look at -- and shell proved all of our fears when they tried to drill their last summer. that it's a thousand miles, as cindy said, from the nearest coast guard station. there's no port to store facilities or to have an oil spill response equipment on site. i mean, i think this is still true, the closest thing to a port on the north slope is a boat ramp in wainwright. so there's just not any on-shore suppor

>> officers subdue williams and pin her to the ground. her does little to stop her verbal assault. >> i had enough of you guys abusing me and throwing me in jail like i'm a [ bleep ] animal. i got kids and responsibilities. i don't have time for this show. they are trying to accuse me of something i didn't do. >> calm down. >> i've had three evaluations. that should be enough to satisfy the court's arguments! tired of these trifling judges. sorry, bitch! >> and after about seven minutes, williams is escorted out of the courtroom. >> did i not see three psychologist? have i not shown up five times? yes or no? swear before god. i bet you can't. compulsive liar. you want to break my arms? go right ahead. >> i think it's clear your client needs an evaluation. >> though the officer who bore the brunt of williams' fury sustains minor injuries, no one is seriously hurt during this scuffle. after her mental health evaluation, williams is ultimately found competent to stand trial. she pleads not guilty. and though williams' actions were improper,

>>> es de william. >>> los comentarios son iguales para ti. cansa los dedos al escribir. >>> que talento tiene esa mano. >>> hay que ponerle nombre a esa mano. >>> tambiÉn puede ser tu mano amiga. >>> te colabora en esos momentos que necesitas una mano amiga. >>> y oye... >>> estÁ peluda. >>> la mano amiga de "despierta amÉrica." >>> y lo Último, es que te ayuda a tomarte la foto "selfie." vu vuela y te la tomo. ahora te guardas la mano en el bolsillo. >>> ten cuidado. >>> bienvenido william. >>> gracias. una gran oportunidad. y estamos para ayudarte. >>> seguimos en "despierta amÉrica" con la presencia de william que estÁ haciendo un excelente trabajo. las seÑoras se vuelven loca contigo. esos ojitos causan sensaciÓn. como sensaciÓn siempre tiene karlita. >>> este segmento es presentado por los fabicantes de cloroc. >>> oigan, estamos a dÍas que comience la primavera, no se preocupe, y miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ. maggie jimÉnez. y traes consejos valiosos para que rinda el tiempo. >>> uno como madre es chofer, enfermera, sicÓloga, amiga, de todo le

by the way, let me just say going in, chad williams is going to be our keynote speaker today. he's going to give you a wetting of an appetite of a longer presentation he's going to do it at the african american art and culture complex. you get excited about it tonight, come back to the complex where you'll get some dynamic interaction. they say the fruit doesn't fall too far from the tree, and in that regard we're pleased to have chad's parents here with us, jane and carl williams. i don't know anybody who could introduce them better than we could introduce them, so come on up. [applause]. >> i asked carl the other day, i said write a few notes down about how you would tell me to introduce chad and i was getting him prepped for him to come in. if you all would introduce your son, and be brief. >> i'll be brief, because i'm the mother so i'm the one who is trying to keep him focused and trying to keep him balanced, but carl is the one who keeps up with all his academic achievements, and i'm going to turn it over to carl for him to give you an introduction to our son, chad willi

and now william bernard sr. has come to visit his son. >> we were best friends. would fish and camp together. we did all the repairs on the house together. so, we got along, other than the alcohol. that really destroyed things. got an alcohol problem and he needs to address it. and, obviously, in here, there's no alcohol. let's just hope he makes the best of it while he's in. he gets himself sober and gets a good base in his sobriety while he's in. >> hey, dad. >> son, how you doing? >> not good. not bad. i just really wanted to find out from your point of view, like, i read your statement. and i was kind of -- and still am in shock and awe as to what was written in that statement that you had made that night. >> well, i don't know how the keys that were taken out of my -- that jacket pocket actually were between your mattresses. >> yeah, but i -- i don't know how we go from far extreme to have me for unlawful purpose of a gun, which was put into your head and saying i was going to kill you. then it came down to your statement was the sole reason why -- why i'm a

there's brian williams. [ baby crying ] dude, what's wrong? you don't like brian williams? oh!ian williams. [ baby crying ] [ laughter ] he's gone. he's not on, it's just a hurricane now. [ laughter ] >> seth: you are not appealing to the younger demo. what happened? >> it's disturbing. as a father of two, first of all, he's being goaded by the dad. >> seth: yes he is. right. >> unless, you know, diane sawyer put a baby in front of the tv and is using a low voice. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is -- i think that would be beneath her. >> "he's a terrible anchor, isn't he?" [ laughter ] i don't think that's happened. >> seth: yeah, i don't think so. i think you can win him back. >> in my defense, and we may have to use network television time on my broadcast to talk about this. we have a video another nice family has sent us of a golden retriever who no matter what is going on in the house, sleeping, eating, our theme comes on, my voice comes on -- right into the den. he is a fantastic viewer. [ laughter ] does none of this complaining. >> seth: right. >> so i think, you know, life

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oscar-winner william sergeant will join us later on. earnings withd our reporter caroline hyde. >> remember, this is a telecom giant, really. holding company that owns assets across the board in europe. and have assets in israel the caribbean. they only sold shares back in january. they are at about 3.2 billion euros. that has seenany their earnings start to climb. their profitability was up some six percent. many analysts have been liking this stock. credit suisse have been saying they have really managed to show an ongoing performance in terms of margins. they can take assets they buy up and improve them. the question is, will they be able to do that to assess our? war,ey are in a bidding aren't they? >> they are. more.ernment likes buig we want to see how much of a. they will put in for sfr. meeting,of that secretary kerry will meet with british prime minister david cameron. ryan chilcote has details for us. >> 20 of 11th hour talks as western leaders seek to find some kind of way to pressure president putin from going ahead with tha

williams, serving a five-year sense for possession of cocaine, works as a custodian. >> i volunteer, i get ten days a month, four months of year of game time. i am in for 18 months, vione and a half left. i go home. a room with blood, there is harm, i have to protect myself, not let any of it get on me. that is why i have this suit, and the gloves, and whatever else i need. if i want my game time. cleaning the blood. it is a lot. this was the first one i ever did with that much blood. i guess, i will be more experienceod it next time. >> cell is decontaminated, all the bodily fluids. he had to have iv fluids, he will remain with medical staff throughout the day, and with us, the cell is ready for him to come back. >> another emergency at doctor's sell. >> he did it again. >> and that is made out of metal. >> a cell search. >> i am vincent. >> we will drop you a new song. go ahead. >> if i had a hundred grand, lord, that is all i need for one good chance. i don't blow, i will down. if i had a hundred grand ♪ ♪ i might go off the deep end and go blow it all this weekend ♪ ♪ it may be e

. >> will william bernard might disagree with the country club description. except for a brief stay for driving with a suspended license, this is his first extended stay in jail. bernard says his four months here have cost him panic attacks and worsened his stuttering. >> like i would stutter sometimes when the anxiety level would get real high on the outside but nothing like on a -- like on a daily basis to where the guys on the unit would be making fun of me because that's -- you know, the way i'm talking everyday. >> i guess some people look at you and don't like you for some reason. they just target in on you and a lot of them have been in there for ten months, 12 months so they're -- they're already basically, you know, all settled in and, you know, i'm basically the new. >> bernard is charged with threatening to kill and unlawful use of a firearm for allegedly holding a b.b. gun pistol to his father's head. during the course of his arrest, he picked up additional charges of resisting and assault on police officers. he's pled not guilty to all and is awa

william patterson had tears misgivings about intentions and character. ms. evinced by the way they proved to be all too accurate. jerome i guess this is not the technical term, but jerome was a weasel. the council warned bluntly that napoleon would never approve his brothers marriage to a commoner. betsy and jerome were. jerome bonaparte who really was a spoiled brat and fast. i'm not fond of him. compressed a weakness possessed the beautiful things and he was determined to possess that be. but do is ready to dramatically declare to her father and if any of you have ever had a teenage daughter, you can recognize the kind of statement she made. i would rather be the wife of jerome bonaparte for an hour then the wife of many other man for a lifetime. in the face of his daughter's stubbornness, william patterson surrendered. elizabeth and jerome were made on christmas eve 1803. the young couple immediately became famous in america. they were fed it and fast over the nation's capitol and its other major cities and newspapers everywhere carried accounts of their

>> peter williams. he's leaving now. >> does he have access to any weapons? >> yes, he might have one on him, a revolver. >> ok, are you or anybody else in immediate danger? >> i might be after this phone call. >> so she never told any of you that they had this abusive relationship? the way he was? >> i knew about it. i knew about couple of incidents or whatever but i kind of didn't do anything about it because she asked me not to. >> she was not afraid obviously. >> i think that kiya knew he was crazy, i believe that she was scared but she was just shrugging it off like he's not going to harm me. i said ok. >> zakiya had broken up with peter williams but they had a baby together, named seven, the youngest of her children. >> four months later, on the morning of june 18th, 2013, zakiya came home from her job on the night shift at walmart to find peter waiting for her. she called her sisters toni and niki, who drove to her house. >> before we even got there, i was on the phone with the 911 operator. >> hello, this is charleston county 911. we received a call f

it was centered in prince williams sound and resulted in a massive tsunami. anchorage with a population of 100,000 parties was in the center that ripped down 4th avenue, the main shopping street. on one side, buildings slipped into the fishers, on the other side, not even some plate glass wood in shops. this department store was crowded with weekend shoppers storm struck. with statistics being called days later, not many more than 100 lost their lives, however a loss in property is staggering, making it at least $500 million. home in the area are tumbled and broken among the fishers. it is as if some giant hand swept call houses off of -- doll houses off of foundations. it was 35 times as strong as the san francisco storm of 1986, and until now as the greatest shock in history. guards had a hard time keeping people away from going home, meaning a pipe of rubble. first it was hit by the earthquake, following three title waves. economic dependent on the fishing industry, kodiak lost its boats, railroad lines, they're all gone. the see port had 90 percent of its

>> absolutely. >> this defendant, william hurst, is guilty of first-degree murder. you. >> reporter: what was your frame of mind when the jury went out? >> at that point, i just wanted to go home. but they said sometimes it can take eight hours, or sometimes it can take 20 minutes. >> reporter: in fact, the jury is out a mere three hours. >> i understand the jury has reached a verdict? >> yes, sir. >> defendant, please rise. >> "state of florida verses william hurst. verdict: the defendant is guilty of murder in the first-degree as charged in the indictment, as say we all this fourth day of april..." >> reporter: can you describe your feelings when you heard those words, "guilty." >> i had something in me that i didn't know it was even there. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> i just gasped out and started crying. and my cousin was sitting next to me, and we both just cried and cried. >> mr. hurst, you are well and truly an evil man. i sentence you to life in prison. >> reporter: life with no chance of parole for 25 years. did you want him to get the death penalty? >

william clay ford was 88 years old. >>> and bill guarnere has died. the men who served with him in easy company at the 2nd battalion, 101st airborne during world war ii, knew him better as "wild bill." their exploits were popularized in the hbo series "band of brothers" in which he was played by the actor, frank john hughes, he lost his right leg rescuing a fellow soldier. he was awarded the silver star, two bronze stars and the purple heart. south philadelphia native "wild bill" guarnere was 90 years old. >>> when we come back tonight, one upside to what has been a brutal winter for most. the need for speed on a frozen sheet of ice. >>> finally here tonight, it was in the 70s in the dakotas this weekend, only to fall 40-plus degrees with the next front, and the east coast could get at least one more snowstorm before this is all over. for those in the thick of it, it has been a miserable winter, from the great lakes to many major rivers, so much is still frozen over. but that in itself is rare good news for one exotic, beautiful, and thrilling sport.

so brian williams, first of all, our show loves brian williams for many, many reasons. but there is a piece of video floating around out there that i don't know if brian likes or thinks is funny. anyway, he was on with seth meyers and seth decided to show brian the piece of video that shows not everybody is a brian williams fan. take a look. >> you watching the news without brian williams. uh-oh, there he is. there is brian williams. dude, what's wrong? uh-oh. it's brian williams. >> you're not appealing to the younger demo. what happened? >> it is disturbing. as a father of two, first of all, he's being goaded by the dad. >> right. >> and unless diane sawyer put a baby in front of the tv and is using a low voice. >> that would be beneath her. >> he's a terrible anchor, isn't he? >> i love that. i have a friend whose son is obsessed with brian williams. >> how old? >> 2 years old and he stands and he's like -- >> he does? >> would you ask your friend to shoot video? >> yes. >> we want to -- i want to put it on tomorrow. that's just not fair. >> kelly, shoot a video. >>

>> corey's brother william has also had a setback. he was caught entering another inmate's cell. >> yes, sir, there is. >> he has now lost his chance to an early release to a halfway house. >> when he entered the other inmates cell, it was 3:00 in the morning. in the particular housing unit that inmate allen was in, those doors are not secured. they are not locked due to the nature of what kind of housing unit that is. they are not supposed to be going into another inmate's cell at that point. at the time when he was in that particular housing unit, he was on a detail that detail was the night detail, that's why he was awake at 3:00 in the morning. however, he chose to take advantage of the situation by entering someone else's cell at that time. inmate allen is typically not a disciplinary problem. >> i've been here almost a year and a couple months. and i haven't had one disciplinary action. this is my first one. so all they charged me with was being out of place. that's all the charges was. >> william will now have to serve out the

nbc justice correspondent pete williams. >> authorities say an iranian businessman who used to live in thailand bought the tickets for the two men and wanted the cheapest flights possible and didn't mention a specific flight. even though the individual was from iran, there is no reason to believe it was terrorism, u.s. officials say. >> reporter: again, the plane had a few hours of fuel on board when it began so that greatly expands the range of where it could be. but so far no reports of a plane crash or debris from any eyewitnesss. >> tom costello, covering the aviation, starting us off from our d.c. room, thank you as always. and tonight, we're joined by greg fife, a veteran of these investigations. as a former senior air director with the ntsb who also happens to be a veteran pilot. greg, you're in the business of ruling nothing out. although if this were submitted for a hollywood script it would be rejected for being too incredible. if we were looking for this over land, doesn't this mean it could have possibly be like the pro golfer payne stewart who was on board that small aircr

william paterson always tried to win her respect. neither succeeded. the bond between them was forced from anger, bitterness, and content. continue to do battle writing a dialogue of the dead or dialogues between jerome's and my father in hell. it would be an injustice to betsy to tell her story as a feminist try. she refused to marry again. in part this was a reflection of her disillusionment of romance and marriage. it was also because she could not imagine having been a bonaparte to bring herself to settle for anything less and because she was extremely worried that if she married again her son might not be able to make his claim of legitimacy. the independence. she had long nurtured in her old age soured. her cynicism became deeply tensed by jealousy of the good fortune of other women. her habit of economy that had once been a product of a desire to be independent became, by her own admission, near miserly nest. bitterness never marked her face, but it did in the end mar her spirit. as an aging woman she wrote her own history, not as a triumph over

walton and ed williams and dr. honey cut and dwayne jones and then we have department heads mohammed the man of the hour for me he made this happen and barbara smith the head of the housing authority and ann is here (clapping) so we're going to have supervisor cowen come up because - oh, another supervisor in front. we're so proud to have her in our district and she said he did i was her master of thesis and every time we need something she's right there like sophie we appreciate her and glad to have her with us >> good morning. i'm glad the speaker put the breaks open kathy that is what happened when our the baby on the stage and keep me to two minutes. it's going to be more than two minutes ate an amazing day to celebrate. you know, i really want to talk about what exactly we're here you've heard about the 20 years but what 20 years has brought us is one hundred and 20

william, let me start with you, with this new report out of "usa today". what exactly is your reporting at this hour on the pilots? >> well, we have a senior law enforcement official who has been involved with the investigation since day one who says that they believe that the pilot was the one who was solely responsible for what happened to the plane. they believe the act was deliberate. based on not only how the plane was diverted and what had to be done to do that but also through process elimination where they checked into the backgrounds of the passengers, they don't believe anybody on board was capable of doing such a thing. they also looked into the co-pilot, relatively young although has had experience remember not a lot on a 777. so it's their conclusion for now that they believe that it was the pilot who did something here. >> the pilot not the co-pilot. anything in terms of motive? as you heard pamela saying u.s. officials focusing on pilot and co-pilot but have not found any kind of a smoke gun or any motive. >> that's right. kevin johnson at "

williams.enge you anyone who is critical of so-called rappers to come into the community and give our kids an alternative. it's easy to. >> i will give you alternative motown. there is your alternative. motown. that was a culture that was entertaining. that was uplifting. >> that's what we are bk nation. >> you don't have it now. >> but it's coming back, sir. >> we just showed you the big three, okay? and they are all the big three. >> big three record labels. >> big three entertain'ers, people that are idolized. >> come after the record labels. >> check out black history about the history of black people in families -- >> -- i got to go guys. >> i actually know it very well. >> destroying it for their own personal profit. >> i got to go. we are going to continue to try to get the first lady involved in this because she could, i think, turn the tide. we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com question for you. we asking our children better off today than 50 years ago when juan was in brooklyn. go to

i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, the 700 million dollar mystery. who is moving into one of the biggest spaces in the bay area. >> it is going to be big and lucrative for the city. a brand-new 2 million square foot office complex capable of housing 8,000 employees, but which? tonight the city will only say it is a high-tech silicon valley tenant and this morning it gave approval to build the 700 million dollar ten-building complex at north first. more on the mystery tenant and could the person that could instantlily be the second largest private employer? >> reporter: you can forget about betting on march madness. the lawyer saying it's a fortunate 500 company with roots here in the silicon valley. >> it's great news for silicon valley that company is going to stay here and grow here. >> who is it? >> well, the company name is not something i can divulge. >> reporter: today the city approved the plan to turn it into ten seven-story office buildings and an activityte

no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well.had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the streets with a warrant issued for her arrest. william violated the rules by entering another inmate's cell without permission and lost the chance to earn time off his sentence for good behavior. cory had been sent to segregation after he was caught on sur

. >> qué tal amigos, soy william bonilla y ésto es acción deportiva, vamos con las imágenes que han dejadoo de las suyas, jorge vergara dijo que estarán ayudando a identificar quiénes son, recibirán alrededor de 6 años de cárcel, no hubo muertos y los policías se recuperan d erla paliza. >> estamos dispuestos a acatar cualquier medida, es una pena por nuestra institución y nuestros fanáticois que se han portado de la mejor manera posible, seremos plenos colaboradores con la gente del ayuntamiento y de las autoridades. >> las mejores armas de las nigerianas por las bandas dejaron en duda las posiblidades de la selección de méxico. >> las águilas han puesto ojo en el mariscal de campo mark sánchez. >> el receptor abierto de pittsburgh mike williams recibió una puñalada, sería su hermano el principal sospechoso. >> lamentable lo de chivas. >> van a terminar adoptando lo de argentina. >> relájese o podría tener serios problemas para quedar embarazada, escuche lo que los c

lee white's wife and two fellow employees, lawrence scott and william brown.nine different insurance policies on frankie's life that totaled nearly $1 million. >> humans are very greedy people. now they see that there's an opportunity for them to make almost a million dollars, they forget about their consciences. they'll do anything to make a fast buck. >> prosecutors believe that mr. white was the ringleader and he had planned the crime for years, hiring frankie for the sole purpose of killing him. >> it's extremely sad, but apparently, the people that perpetrated this crime realized that that's the kind of victim that they needed. they needed to find someone that no one would care about and no one would come forward and knock on doors and look and question anything that had happened. >> mr. white purchased multiple life insurance policies on frankie's life and sent imposters to the required physical examinations. a witness reported seeing the stolen car parked outside the funeral home the night before the crime. the evidence indicates someone, no one knows w

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romminger williams is a kind of -- roger williams is radical, in 17th sent tree terms left, but his views there is no church that is not corrupt and imperfect. so no good christian is entitled to form a government and not entitled to bar anybody else's worship. >> includes american indians and it certainly includes the jews. there is an incredible spark of fire of toleration that begins in new england and roger williams is, himself, a refugee from persecution from pure tan, massachusetts, but theitan, massachusetts, but the. crucial thing is jews had a hard time when nations and nation states have founded themselves on myths about soil, blood and tribe. we are never going to make people feel easy if essentially they are aiming to have a country built out of territory and one language and the sense in which you belong to an exclusive tribe to which people have to conform almost biologically. you know, the world now is still fighting those terrible battles. america is truly special because its founded on an idea. >> that's -- it's the ideological and fiphilosophical guard. it's again the o

who was william wilberforce? >> well, wilberforce, the short version is he's of the man who led the battle for the abolition of the slave trade of the british empire. anybody knows little about him, they may know that much. but there's so much more to but i did know it until i wrote my biography of him amazing grace. whenever they came out, amazing grace, i was asked would you like to write a biography? i've never had written a biography. i do have the ambition or desire. i figured that was a john or i would skip in this lifetime. very happy to skip it but it's one of the things i really thought carefully about it, prayed about it but this was a great man and i thought the anna, the privilege to tell the story, is not to be taken lightly. i vote that sort and in the course of writing that story i discovered what i did know and what most people don't know, which is that what he did in the slave trade is really the tip of an iceberg, is an expert anything that they get one man could affect history as much as he did

hunter williams, please accept our certificate of honor. >> thank you. [applause] >> now i'll take it back. i want to thank everybody -- the city departments are all here, agencies, people who are all working together. i think we're a tight city family, and let's keep it tight, but let's grow it for everybody. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you mayor lee. now we'll have -- welcomeing remarks from supervisor breed and then supervisor cohen. supervisor breed. [applause]. >> hi everybody, it truly is an /hor nor honor, especially as a supervisor representing the community i group up in, district five. we are on the track of changing african american history in this country, sadly it's not the right track. we have african american boys failing in our public schools. we have african american boys and men filling up our prisons. we have african american boyings boys who are victims and perpetrators of violent crimes in this community where we are losing too many african american men and boys at an alarming rate. we are on the wrong course. we are on