randy william went with william worthy on a trip as well as a number of others.otojournalist who worked and traveled with william worthy for a decade in the 1980's. she's joining us from boston. welcome, randy. you came back with bill worthy through the airport, through jfk. what happened? you had two sets of books and once that were taken? >> yes. we were on assignment, a freelance assignment for cbs-tv news in iran. 1981 andne in october returning and the november. because we had accumulated so much but extending what was supposed to be our two-week assignment to a two-month assignment, william worthy's ways of getting interview after interview that was totally unexpected by us as well as the iranians, we had just casually taken one set of the books with transport back to the hounded states, to jfk, along with some of our camera equipment that we were due to report back to cbs news. but the extra bags, because we do not even have the money to transported, sent via air freight into logan airport in boston. bill and i went to cbs-tv news upon our arrival, learned

he allowed russell williams to feel as if he had some control, even though he didn't. >> but williams talk for almost six more hours that night alone spilling his guts, telling everything, directing the police to find troves of evidence in his homes, bags and bags of women's underwear, tapes hidden in a piano in the tweed place, thousands of photographs he'd taken, evidence of his crimes stored on memory sticks in the ottawa home. >> i'll tell you where the prints are. >> really? where are they? >> some in the camera bag, which they would have found in my office. >> late that very night williams led investigators to the bound body of jessica lloyd. he dumped it on a rural road near tweed. the formalities then, colonel russell williams, 46 years old, commander of canada's most important air force bases would be charged with two murders and two sex assaults. later, more charges, 82 lingerie break-ins and attempted break-ins in tweed, in the belleville area and in orleans, the ottawa suburb where brian lived. williams and his wife had lived there too just around the corner. but how did h

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and now william bernard sr. has come to visit his son. >> we were best friends.now, we 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 -- wh

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francisco fed chairman john williams for an exclusive "power lunch" interview. steve. >> tyler, thanks very much. i am joined by fed president john williams and i need to let viewers know there are some i ask from presidents more than others. never done an interview in cleveland. john, let's talk about the economy. everybody thinks we're going to have a snap back. put the two quarters together and it's still that average 2% growth that we have. do we have any hope that we're going to break out of that psych snl. >> that's a pattern we've seen in the past few years. disappointing data and the growth. our forecast still would say growth this year about 2 2.5% o average. continuing good growth in the second half of this year and going next year around 3%. but in the days of thinking we're going to get 4% or 5% as a part of the recovery. we put that behind us.

then there was william mckinley.as also born in ohio, cincinnati, and warren harding served in the ohio senate, was elected the state's lieutenant governor and represented ohio in congress. that brings us to william henry harrison, born in virginia. he's still claimed by the buckeye state since he served in the military in ohio. he married an ohio girl. he moved his family to the state and served as an ohio congressman and senator before becoming president. well, joining me now, "new york times" columnist and author, gail collins and she's the author of a william henry harris harrison biography. gail, i didn't know this until yesterday that you are the world's most foremost expert on william henry harrison. >> that's overwhelming. >> so explain this -- so where do you come down? does he belong to ohio? does he belong to virginia? >> you know, there's a southern saying about just because a kitten is born in the oven doesn't make it a muffin. he was born in virginia. he left. wherever you run for office from is where y

william fuente wait a second.duced the plan you are talking about, mass ownership of apple workers and sharing of profits. apple would still have to bring that money back from overseas and pay a 35% tax rate on it. >> apple is a perfect example what i'm talking about. apple has a lot of profits or gain sharing, as a share stock options and restricted stock with employees. every company could be like apple there could be less economic inequality in the united states. william fuente which companies did not do this? >> i don't want to condemn specific companies but what i do want to say in the fortune 100 companies like google and cisco among small-business we have 10,000 small-businesses with e stops. family businesses like profit-sharing. they're close to their workers. eikelenboom this other notion, financial times brings up with london property a lot of people analyzing this data say the differences and equity but home ownership. people who buy a home and done it 20 years versus colleagues to rent a home for 30 y

police converged on williams house hoping to question him and examine his gun, but williams story was significantly different than that thomas. >> he told us that he owned a .22 caliber and he left it in the possession of jeff thomas and he has not seen that rifle or firearm since. >> williams admitted he used the rifle for target practice in his backyard. investigators knew this was their chance to find out whether the rifle was the murder weapon. incredibly, investigators found two shell casings under the porch. ballistics matched the shell casing found near tara's body. >> this is absolute good stuff. this is good science which tells you you've just recovered cartridge cases from the murder weapon. >> but where was the rifle and which man was telling the truth? . from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious, lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall detection system designed to get you hel

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>> 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

is watching more closely than ever. >> pete williams joining us tonig tonight. pete, thanks. >>> along the same lines, the fbi has a frightening preach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computer.reach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computebreach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computer.reach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computebnreach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computer.reach of privacy for anyone with a camera on their computer. officials say criminals perfected a new home invasion targeting families without ever physically entering homes and tonight the feds are fighting back on this front. our report from national correspondent peter alexander. >> you are the new ms. teen usa. >> reporter: just as cassidy was enjoying this coronation, her moments at home were being violated. >> i received an anonymous e-mail from an anonymous person, he was basically extorting me and blackmailing me. he attached nude photos he had taken of me in my bedroom. >> reporter: that blackmailer had hacked into he

and teddy could think of no one else to succeed in by william howard taft. and the tragedy unfolding of that relationship once taft became president, and how it never quite got repaired. you really kind of appreciate actually william howard taft more than maybe we think of in our understanding of history, but it's another brilliant effort, really bringing alive history. and by the way, it barely reflects our modern politics. so much of what you read i in te time trade of american history 100 years ago actually nearly a ghost what we are doing today, in politics, indie media, and then in the relationship between executive and congressional branch. so a great read, and actually something, a must read for the summer. that's my list for now. >> tell me about your reading habits. >> i read a book a week. steady diet of history and biography, or public policy, and for just escape -ism i read mystery novels. i tend to do serial wanted you ministers, i do serial ministries reading so in other words, i will find an author i like and i will read everything he or she h

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i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> "nbc bay area news" starts now. >> right now at 6:00, hot during the day and hot this evening. record breaking temperatures. we'll tell you how long this heat wave will last. good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. it's not even may and we're seeing our first burst of hot weather. record-setting heat. a rare sight when you see san jose toastier than miami or even houston there. and probably a lot of this across san jose. kids trying to keep cool any way they could. that means the fountains downtown. marianne favreau shows us how hard it's been to stay nice and cool. we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. so far, hottest day of the year. >> most certainly. some of the hottest weather you'll see here in more than a year. we're updating them moment by moment. so far the hottest temperature today in the south bay. cupertino, 98 degrees. palo alto, 95. and a thing of note about this hour, those dry northerly and slightly out

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williams saying snowden came armed with talking points ready to tell a story. no questions were off limits. >> to your knowledge, there is nothing in what you have handed over to the journalists materially damaging or threatening to the military or national security? >> there's nothing that would be published that would harm the public interest. these are programs that need to be understood, that need to be known, that require deep background and context for research that are difficult to report, but they're of critical public importance. >> in your mind, though, are you blameless? have you done, as you look at this, just a good thing? have you performed, as you see it, a public service? >> i think it can be both. i think the most important idea is to remember that there have been times throughout american history where what is right is not the same as what is legal. i think it's important to remember that people don't set their lives on fire. they don't say good-bye to their families, actually pack up without saying good-bye to their families. they don't walk

the locker room scene here shows hall of famer ted williams and other veterans as a new player arrivesaining. >>> the irs is owed $3.3 billion in back taxes from 318,000 federal workers. >>> and hewlett-packard plans to cut another 16,000 jobs as part of ceo meg whitman's turn around plan with this new round of cuts, hp will have chopped 50,000 jobs during whitman's restructuring. >>> just ahead, one of our country's most accomplished athletes gets cut from his team. >>> plus, the 9/nhl playoffs an all the rest of the sports highlights next. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. when you find the one... you just know. new almay smart shade makeup made it easy with just three skintone-adjusting shades to choose from... not hundreds. new almay tonemimic technolog

it's essentially the relationship between theodore roosevelt and william howard taft his successor. how two different men with two different styles had a deep and profound friendship and teddy could think of no one else to succeed him but william howard taft. the tragic unfolding of that relationship once taft became president and how it never quite got repaired. you really kind of appreciate william howard taft more than maybe we think of in our understanding of history but it's another brilliant effort by doris kearns goodwin about the linking cabinet really bringing alive this period of history and by the way it eerily reflects our modern politics. so much of what you read here of what was happening in was happening and that time period in american history so many years ago actually purely because what we are doing today today in our politics and the media and in the relationship between the executive and the congressional branch. a great read and absolutely a must read for the summer. that's my list for now. >> tell me about your reading habits. >> i read a book a week. a steady

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williams of illinois the bolins of tennessee and the sabino family of new york. with one home, two kids, and several pets. phil and diane sabino seem to have it all. >> we'll get it done. don't worry about it. >> i layered that story before. >> it's going to get done, relax. >> what the long island pair say is severe money problems. >> couples will get divorced quicker over finances than if someone strayed and had an affair. >> i'm very worried because you don't know what's going to happen next. >> did you see the others? >> the struggles of this bathroom. >> despite a combined income of over $100,000 a year, kara and stephanie williams are in serious debt. they want to move not suburbs underwater. >> to get out of the foreclosure process, we had to pull the retirement fund, the whole thing. >> i cried i cried i cried a lot. it's my american nightmare. >> how was your day? >> jody bolin is the single mother of a teenage son. >> we're not restocking the store. i'm going to close it on the 24th. >> she's also a struggling small business owner. in a bold attempt to

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williams thank you reminder me did you go first or last as i went last. >> okay. your go to go first, you anticipated my first lighting roll up you tried 50 jury trials. >> between bench and jury yes. >> ms. kingsley how many in the form of a number. >> as a hearing officer i've tripod 12. >> as an advocate. >> as an advocate i haven't. >> how about as an hearing officer 12 and helping to make the decision on case about 95. >> having have got and mr. flores. >> 15. >> is that split between jury my court. 10 court and 3 civil >> investigated thank you. closing statement >> you stole my thunder. >> this was my intention. >> thank you. as i noted i believe as a person the 3 traits or characteristics that i have that will be of great assistance on the bench are experience, integrity and equality. and i as i note in equality the court needs to be more inclusive by characteristics that are seen such color what i mean that i inclusive there needs to be a variety of voices among the bench officers we can't be simply speak with one voice to understand that people have a va

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the man william and harry go to for a fun time. they might be princes, but he's known as the king of the london party scene. with a prince harry is partying in london night spots or simply watching sports with the guys, there is usually one guy in particular at his side, the man who is getting married today, guy pelley. the young entrepreneur is at the centerst the capital's party scene owning the most exclusive nightclubs and securing a vip table quite guarantee will spend at least $1,000. >> we went to school together. you know, i've known him for a long time. he's a fun, intelligent, outgoing, discreet, interesting. he's clever. he's a really cool guy. >> prince harry is said to love pelley's sense of fun but has been anything but fun at times. the two have been together for some of harry's most embarrassing episodes that have landed him in the headlines. when harry smoked pot in 2002, he denied he supplied the drug. and in 2005, they attended the same costume party where harry wore a nazi uniform. has pelley been a bad influenc

i'm brian williams. we of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening.night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> our company, also very rare for a technology company, is majority women. >> holding tech companies accountable for who they hire. >> new at 6:00 tonight, diversity in silicon valley. it's a hot issue with lukewarm results. technology giant google is pulling back the curtain on its own diversity members. it turns out the company is overwhelmingly male. if you take a look at the work force, most of them, white. 30% asian. but look at the make-up of hispanics and blacks. the numbers are asking how to get more diversity in that work force. >> reporter: yeah, jessica. answers we go after talking to those in the tech industry who tell us the key to diversity comes both in the board room and on cam fus. >>> by releasing its numbers, google started a conversation but also confirmed what tech watchers and political leaders, like jesse jackson, have already been talking about for a long time. >> i think the tech industry is very aware of the fact t

this morning rita braver drops in on venous williams. >> have always want to play like venus williamsbut more she's hoping they want to dress like her as well. >> the clothing line is called 11. >> reporter: where does that name from? >> stands for being better than ten. >> reporter: later from the tennis court to the design studio. >> osgood: adobe is the prevailing style of architecture here. other parts of the world are known for using own building materials, embracing whatever is at hand. which is why seth doane will take us to bali. >> this indonesian island is famous for breathtaking sun sets and its honeymoon-worthy setting. but a young designer here is trying to make this place known for a new way of building using indigenous and often overlooked material. bending our minds with bamboo. come along on a journey to bali ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: good design takes many forms and can present itself in many different ways and places. the mysteries of duct tape. >> how do you fix a broken rover? >> may do the trick. >> what else. duct tape. and what to wear to prom? yep,

i'm brian williams.ne last reminder, we're back on the air tonight live at 10:00/9:00 central for our exclusive conversation with snowden, and, of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> rig now at 6:00, the race to lead the bay area's biggest city and the big money going into that fight. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm rauj mathai. it's not politics but money. that's what political analysts are saying as we head to the final push to next tuesday's primary election. there are five candidates. damian trujillo joins us at city hall which is a familiar spot for four of these five candidates. >> reporter: it's only $1 million for the primary election and another million for the main election in november. these candidates here at the city hall have six days to convince voters they should be the next mayor. the signs are everywhere in san jose as a crowded field of candidates enter the last leg of th

that william and harry have.t's a inner circle. >> prince william's wife, kate and their son, prince george stayed home following the family's three-week trip to australia and new zealand. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, only four homicides so far this year. what is getting credit for this low murder rate. >> also, putting up a united front against violence in ukraine and steps the president is poised to take if russia doesn't back down. >> and concern over a deadly virus first seen in the >> the crisis in ukraine is escalating. 30 people died in new clashes in kiev. the president met with german chancellor at the white house. a meeting could determine further sanctions. today the president and german chancellor presented a united front. >> if in fact we see disruptions and the did he stable sayings continuing so severely that it impedes elections on may 25, we will not have a choice but to move forward with additional more severe sanctions. >> the sanctions will be unavoidable. >> the violent instability at

i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, from movie directors and tech leaders, president obama touches down for a swing through california. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> today it's los angeles. tomorrow it's the silicon valley. one of the events on his agenda happening right now at the usc campus. he's expected to attend a gala hosted by steven spielberg. air force one landed about an hour ago. we'll be seeing this plane tomorrow afternoon at moffitt field. it's a busy schedule of events for mr. obama cheryl hurd is on our presidential detail. she joins us from the walmart where he will be speaking on thursday. >> reporter: it is no coincidence that people are running around sprucing up this walmart store. it's not every day the president drops by your store. for some, this visit is a little surprising. on friday, president obama will come to this walmart store in mountain view to talk about the importance of energy effic

and just to be able to know that williams takes all is great, too. there have been times that we've played in a final at wimbledon on multiple occasions and turn around and an hour later play doubles finals. if you had any issues, you need to let them go. >> you obviously had visions beyond the court. you have now since created a couple of businesses. you have a jamba juice franchise. you have a design company, a fashion company. well, it's obvious that you're interest in fashion and design because that's what you studied in school. two of those businesses make a lot of sense. why did you want to do a franchise as well as a third business? >> a franchise was just an opportunity that i wasn't necessarily expecting, but when the opportunity came, it was just very exciting and something i definitely wanted to move on. i believe in healthy eating most of the time. >> we can talk about eating. part of the reason that you've changed is because you're managing an auto immune disease. sgogren's syndrome. i think i had heard of it until i read that you had it

time now for a press review and for that i am joined by william hemphill brandon -- william hildebrandwe see reactions on the government's new right to veto takeover bids. >> let's begin by looking at the which sayss taper francis" foreign money. all of this comes as french engineering firm alston is mulling a bid from american giant general electric. french officials appear to prefer the rival bid by germany's siemens. alston is expected to make a decision by the end of the month. some say these moves could have a negative effect on growth and job creation. it points out in 2013 foreigners helped finance 685 new projects which led to the creation of 30,000 jobs in france. "figaro" says government credibility on the line. >> it says hollande is trapped by zero growth. the forecast of one percent growth is far from certain. it said the cabinet credibility is close to zero. new data came up and said the french economy fail to grow for the first three months of this year and all economic indicators are in the red. growth has stopped an investment is down. where are the new jobs that franc

(laughter) >> we'll be right back with a performance by saul williams.roduced motor oil back in 1866, and we've been reinventing it ever since. valvoline. one hundred forty years under the hood. ♪ why do results matter so much? it's probably because they are the measurement of everything we do. for a wireless company, results come down to coverage speed and legendary reliability. so go ahead, stream, game or video chat. that's why verizon built americas largest 4g lte network. because the only thing that really matters are the results you get. so for the best devices the best network and for best results, use verizon. >> stephen: and now one of the stars of holler if you hear me, hear to perform a poem from the dead emcee scroll, ladies and gentlemen, saul williams. (applause) >> i stand on the corner of the block swinging amateur blocks, drinking 40s mother earth effecters. 666, that purple rain. that drives membranes and say i'm in the fast lane, snorting candy grams that free my body and soul and send me like shaz am, never question who i am. god know

he spoke with brian williams about privacy and technology.ou can watch the interview at 10:00 tonight. the interception of privacy and technology is a big story. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us with a preview. >> good evening, janell. just about every day our personal information is asked and every day we give that up willingly. so just how worried should we be? it's perhaps fitting that on the same day edward snowden decides to speak to a tv network -- >> and this is -- >> reporter: technology giant samsung introduces its latest product. a smart watch that can track your private health data. >> it's no secret that the u.s. tends to get more and better intelligence out of computers than they do out of people. >> reporter: but with no many computers that are now the sizes of watches, should we be concerned? even samsung itself said yes. >> security of your data is really critical. i think we already are worried about our data that has been shared. >> we're always protecting it the way we want to yet? no. >> that's michelle

princes william and harry are in town to attend a friend's wedding this weekend. they were spotted last night having dinner at a restaurant downtown. and today they were spotted again. two princes paying a visit to the king himself. elvis presley's resting place at graceland. >>> when we come back, close encounters in california. whales so close swimmers are almost able to reach out and touch them. >>> finally tonight, it happens every year around this time. the migration of gray whales from the waters off mexico to alaska's bering sea. in between a chance for a closeup view of thousands of whales and their calves. and this year in california that view is closer than usual. we get more tonight from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: even by the standards of the whale-rich california coastline, this was something. a gray whale venturing just yards from shore. a hot day with swimmers in the water, and neither they or the visitors seeming unhappy with the encounter. >> they started hanging out with the people and swimming next to them. it was insane. >> reporter: by one

i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> announcer: nbc bay area news starts now. >> right now, a call to action across the world for immigration reform on this may day. a live look right now at san jose city hall where thousands of marchers have just arrived. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> may day rallies across the country like this one in oakl d oakland. this is happening as we speak. they're heading to wards the fruit vail bart station. tonight, no different. thousands of people marching through the streets of downtown san jose. among the primary issues here, workers' rights and immigration reform. >> here at our lady of gaud lieu pay church, it's one reason why dozens of people gathered in front of the church this morning demanding immigration reform. >> primarily, we need to stop the deportations. they'revf happening right now a the rate of 1200 people a day. it's an immoral act of aggression against a culture, against a people. >> nobody is more passionate than 12-year-old jose gonzalez.

williams says snowden came armed with talking points, ready to tell his story. no question it was off limits. >> to your knowledge, there is nothing in what you handed over to the journalists materially damaging or threatening to the military or national security? >> no. there's nothing that would be published that would then harm the public interests. these are programs that need to be understood, that need to be known, that require deep background and context for research. they're difficult to report, but they're critical public importance. >> in your mind, though, are you blameless? have you gone, as you look at this just a good thing? have you performed, as you see it, a public service? >> i think it can be both. i think the most important idea is to remember that there have been times throughout american history where what is right is not the same as what is legal. i think it is important to remember that people don't set their lives on fire. they don't say good-bye to their family, actually pack up without saying good-bye to their families. they don't walk

pete williams, nbc news at the supreme court. >>> now we go to the west. record heat is quite literally helping to fuel the fires tonight north of oklahoma city after a controlled burn as they like to call it got out of hand igniting dozens of homes. now they're fighting to save more from going up in the flames. nbc's janet shamlian is in guthrie, oklahoma, for us tonight. janet, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. it is a hot and windy day here. those conditions are like kindling for wildfires which kicked off again tonight. conditions are so dry, it just doesn't take much to get them going. new wildfires tonight. winds have picked up the last few hours re-kindling an already scorched landscape. >> this is the main area of concern right now. >> reporter: national guard blackhawks are dropping water on hot spots, but it's hard to keep up. >> this is not becoming a very good situation as it continues to advance in. >> reporter: as soon as one fire is contained, there's another. smoke and flames a few hundred yards away. it's happening less than 24 hours a

good job. >>> brian williams was delivering the commencement address at a high school. he offered words of advice to hill high and went on to mention his most recent project. >> you'll need grit. you'll need character. a lot of good educators have worked really hard for four years to make sure character is part of your learning here. exactly 32 hours ago there was a knock on my hotel room door in moscow. i opened the door and in front of me stood the instantly recognizable, most-wanted man in the world today edward snowden. >> and you can see brian williams' exclusive interview with edward snowden wednesday night at 9:00/10:00 eastern on nbc. >>> president obama did something no other president had ever done. plus a good old fashioned duel. scrambled politics is next. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i ea 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to

. >> brian williams took a secret trip to russia to interview edward snowden, the nsa leaker who someple consider a traitor. >> a lot of people who say you have badly damaged your country. have you performed, as you say, a public service? >> here's the back story. the interview was arranged by glen greenwald who won a pulitzer and who has written a book and will be interviewed. nbc signed a, quote, collaboration agreement" with first look media. it was williams' nbc colleague david gregory who asked greenwald last june whether he should be charged with a crime for working with snowden. when greenberg returned for a "meet the press" rematch gregory didn't interview him, that was left to a reporter. we'll find out in a primetime special this week how aggressive brian williams is with snowden. >> a good get for williams, good for greenwald would has a book, and no matter what you think about him, whether or not you think he's a hero or traitor, we'll get interesting information out of it which is a win for the american people. >> i'm sure brian williams will ask a lot of questions but th

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williams officiated at williams three weddings here they are along with oprah winfrey. she wrote a forward to the couple wrote. >> when i became poet in 2000, she said i'm so proud of san francisco for making you a poet laureate. she was so... in -- countless. >> when celebrating her 50th anniversary, she sent this tribute. >> this journey has been a wonderful jurny. still is, i pray them for another 50, or as much as they want. thank you, god bless you. >> williams says angelou had an enormous impact on his life and will continue to so. >> she gave me strength, great love, and a sense of knowing i had her on my side. >> they aren't sure what it will look like, but they plan to do a memorial, or a tribute here for maya angelou, a church she loved dearly. >> and in downtown oakland, maya angelou is featured in a massive bronze sculpture. the artist called for a number of them, champions for humanity. it is located with a nearly $9 million sculpture. >> the president called her one of the brightest lights of our time. a brilliant writer and a fierce friend he went on to s

>> william, it's a possibility if you drive a truck or if you work at ups. go out and survive. but we are such a small part of the segment. we are in transportation. we are in manufacturing, and we are very, you know, lucky to organize people that make good wages right now. but we are just part of the whole economy. it's a huge economy, and there are so many people out there struggling right now because they can't find the right job. they are working at. they are working at mcdonald's, working two and three jobs. >> that's not the america we believe in. we want somebody to go out and have a good job, make good wages and be able to provide for their family. and that's got to be our goal. >> james hoffa, thank you for joining us. we hope you as well will continue to join us during the courts of the year in our conversation about rebuilding the america dream. >>> you haven't really made it in america until you own your own home. that's what generations of middle class workers were raised to believe. coming up, a look at housing in the land of opportunity and wh