william seale: hmm.amela sanfilippo: she could be very politically astute in -- in some of her dealings with cabinet members and their wives and the public, but she would most often defer to her husband for political realm. susan swain: do you have any thoughts on -- on her and her personality? william seale: she seems to have been very protective, i think, of her husband, too. and she was not hesitant to give her opinion on things. she seems to be a woman who knew -- who cut her claws, as they used to say, exactly where she wanted. she knew what she... susan swain: what does that mean? william seale: she knew what she wanted to do, what she wanted to accomplish, and the rest of the stuff could be arranged. susan swain: and she was unusual in the fact that she had been educated that timeframe. so, she completed something like 15, 16 years of schooling. pamela sanfilippo: yes, she had gone to a neighborhood school as a young child with her siblings and then to a female academy in the city of st. louis, a

william seale: yeah. william seale: well, he wasn't tall.nfilippo: no, he -- he was about five-eight, and she was around five-two. they met at white haven. he had been a roommate of julia's brother, fred dent, at west point. and when grant, after graduation from west point, was stationed at jefferson barracks, which is about five miles south of the city of st. louis, fred invited ulysses to visit his family out at white haven. pamela sanfilippo: grant did that in september of 1843, and then in february of 1844, julia returned home from the boarding school she was attending in the city. and grant says -- and julia says that initially, his visits had been about once a week to white haven. but once she returned home and he met her, his visits were daily. and he proposed to her within three months. susan swain: and we learned in this from you that they were a slave-holding family. i have a number of questions about their families and their personal attitudes towards slavery. susan swain: here's one from donna price. "julia came from a family whe

william shemin couldn't stand to watch.ran out into the hell of no man's land and dragged a wounded comrade to safety. then he did it again, and again. three times he raced through heavy machine gunfire. three times he carried his fellow soldiers to safety. the battle stretched on for days. eventually, the platoon's leadership broke down. too many officers had become casualties. so william stepped up and took command. he reorganized the depleted squads. every time there was a lull in combat, he led rescues of the wounded. as a lieutenant later described it, william was "cool, calm, intelligent, and personally utterly fearless." that young kid who lied about his age grew up fast in war. and he received accolades for his valor, including the distinguished service cross. when he came home, william went to school for forestry and began a nursery business in the bronx. it was hard work lots of physical labor -- just like he liked it. he married a red-head, blue-eyed woman named bertha schiffer, and they had three children who ga

and his answers, williams never once used the word lie. and listen to this exchange. >> did you give thought at the time to going on the air and saying i lied? >> i know why people would see it that way. it is not what happened. what happened is the fault of a whole host of other sins. what happened is clearly part of my ego getting the better of me. to put myself in a better light, to appear better than i was. >> and now the fallout, public relations firms and crisis management teams have also weighed in on the interview calling it less than convincing saying a true apology has no ifs, ands or buts. brian williams will begin the task of regaining viewer trust in august when he begins anchoring breaking news coverage on msnbc. >> trace, thank you. >>> members of the military were the first to catch williams in his misrepresentations. over the years they stayed on the story until it finally broke with the rise of social media. has williams done enough to earn him the forgiveness of the military community? pete hexsath is the ceo for concern

william stayed in touch with his fellow veterans too, and when world war ii came william went and talkedabout signing up again. by then his war injuries had given him a terrible limp, but he treated that limp just like he treated his age all those years ago, pay no attention to that he said he knows how to build roads, he knew camouflage maybe there was a place for him in this war, too. to bertha's great relief the army said that the best thing william could do for his country was keep running his business and take care of his family. his daughter elsie, who's here today, with what seems like a platoon of shemins, was a -- has a theory about what drove her father to serve. he was the son of russian immigrants and he was devoted to his jewish faith. his family lived through the progress she says they saw towns destroyed and children killed. and then they came to america and here they found a haven, a home, success, and my father and his sister both went to college. all that in one generation. that's what america meant to him. that's why he'd do anything for this country. well elsie, as mu

william: me da trabajo. luis: sÍ se parecen, mi william.: no te diste cuenta que estaba equivocado? arnold discÚlpame, la prÓxima vez me maquillo yo, y me invitan a mÍ. luis: yo voy a ser el "panadator". orlando: no se imagina chabÁn la dieta que estamos haciendo aquÍ. francisca: willy, excelente. alejandro: excelente trabajo, estuvimos en "periscope" ayer y rompimos rÉcord en "despierta amÉrica", y entrevistaste a arnold schwarzenegger. francisca: dijo que padecÍan gemelos, pero que todavÍa no se lo lleve de "despierta amÉrica". alejandro: vamos a regresar mÁs adelante la segunda ciudad de estados unidos, los Ángeles! por cierto, este viernes vamos a estar desde los angeles en vivo. francisca: quiero compartir con la gente bella de los angeles. nos vamos. alejandro: mark anthony fue nombrado policÍa honorario, y aquÍ tenemos todos los detalles al regresar. francisca: y ya estÁ calentando los motores mario lobo! ahÍ estÁ! calienten! para responder todas las preguntas de inmigraciÓn de pues los televidentes, aquÍ tenemos todas las soluciones

william is like almost a stamp of that. >> it's william's first time at the shore, and as jim finds out you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him pose. just as william is getting acclimated to the ocean, a wave crashes on the shore. >> well, of course, he was startled. he's jumping around, pulled me down into the water. and i ended up down in the water with two hands holding my reins. he's jerking me around like i'm a fish on the end of the line. all of a sudden, i can't hold him any longer and he breaks away. >> it's about 4:00 p.m. when a panicked william bolts and runs right into the ocean. he begins swimming along the coastline. another trainer tries to lasso william, but the spooked horse slips away. >> the rope was on the back of his ears, over his nose, but the way the water was going, when he started to reel it in, it came above his nose and slid over his ears. >> william turns right and doesn't look back, making a beeline out to sea. his owner, arabian horse breeder mindy peters, is several miles away when she gets a call from a close family friend. >> and she said

william:, a quien despierta amÉrica que somos unidos. >> gracias william, como siempre. quÉ mejor tÍtulo. karla: que se nos podemos encontrar en la producciÓn? michael: es mÚsica de acordeÓn, no incluÍ nada de mariachis, son canciones de ranchera, cumbia, algÚn corrido, bien variado. hay un tema muy bueno que se llama "una reflexiÓn", que estÁ muy bueno. karla: me enterÉ que te gusta pelotear avionetas? michael: es cierto. me preguntan si tengo miedo a las alturas, pero no. kalra: le tienes miedo a algo? michael: no ha nada, no mÁs a dios. karla: me enterÉ que querés colecciÓn de calcetines. michael:no, estos son bÁsicos. pero tengo muchos colores. tengo 1000 calcetines. kalra: hasta estar perfectamente en algÚn lado prÓximamente? michael: estaremos en varias ciudades, en 4 de julio estaremos en belÉn. karla: aquÍ estÁ con nosotros, va a cantar nos "quiero conocerte"un aplauso. ♪quiero conocerte, quiero enamorarte♪ ♪quiero un regalo de toda mi vida y corazÓn♪ ♪quiero conocerte, quiero yo amarte♪ ♪quiero que sepas que mi amor es para ti♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪quiero conocerte, qui

>> all right. >> williams: okay. >> whitaker: chief calvin williams has been a cop in cleveland for 29years. he's faced one crisis after another since assuming command last year. no incident in cleveland has been more horrifying than the killing of tamir rice. security camera video captured rice playing with a pellet gun. the police pulled up, and within two seconds, an officer shot the boy. on the left, you see tamir's 14- year-old sister being tackled by police as she rushed to her dying brother. the police ride up, and almost even before the door is open the 12-year-old boy is shot. >> williams: a 12-year-old boy lost his life, period. and what makes it even more difficult for me, not just as a person that lives in the city but as a chief, is that that happened at the hands of a police officer. >> whitaker: the rookie officer who killed rice was hired by the cleveland p.d., even though another police department had found him emotionally unfit and forced him to resign. how did he get hired by the cleveland police department? >> williams: those are things that are under investigation

william: no.ot of suggestions if you years ago to put in a german marshall plan for southern europe, and the germans obviously rejected that. they said they would not ballot anybody. when you take a look at these use unappointed figures throughout southern europe frankly they would have been wise to have looked at that. brendan: bill rhodes is going to be here all hour talking about greece and denmark, among other countries in europe, our twitter question of the day, looking at blackberry moving from hardware to software. can blackberry survive? let us know that is today's company news.. -- let us know @bsurveillance. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." if you live where they are please be aware of the new technology in use it to protect yourself. the season begins -- tornadoes here they last a number of days have really been something. this from illinois, vonnie, is that right? vonnie: yes. tom: really challenging conditions. please avail yourself of the trusting technology t

william: muy bien! ♪ ♪ william: vamos al Último, una canciÓn sÚper pegada!s la minifalda. pero yo no soy la experta, nos acompaÑa camila. camila: buenos dÍas. francisca: bienvenida, mi reina! camila: les traigo todos los tips que necesitamos para usar esas minifaldas, comenzamos. debo decirte que Ésta es mi preferida, es la minifalda de mezclilla o jean, me encanta porque la podemos usar, dependiendo de la edad del arco. en este caso para la modelo use unos zapatos de goma. pero si quiere un poco mÁs formal no quiere ir a una reuniÓn de trabajo, con una camisa de seda y unos tacones queda perfecto. nunca falla con un conjunto blanco y la minifalda de mezclilla es un clÁsico. francisca: que iba decir, el clÁsico. y quÉ detalle para el look femenino. camila: les quiero mostrar ahora una que traje que tiene varios usos. minifalda estampada nos trae un poco de movimiento, si son como tÚ, flacas, es perfecta porque te da mÁs movimiento, no sÓlo por el pliegue sino tambiÉn por el estampado. francisca: a veces con las minifaldas las mujeres tenemos un problema de s

william: me lo dices ahora. sÁnchez: mi niÑa va a modelar. william: pregunta que hago.e en su casa estÁ viendo el cuerpazo de su mujer. -esta mujer. sÁnchez: es la genÉtica. william: vamos a pasar ahora con ximena. ximena: es una mujer de verdad. le da mÁs alegrÍa esta casita. amiga, amigo, padres de familia, quieres saber si tu hijo tiene problemas de alcohol? conoce las seÑales de aviso y tambiÉn como ayudarlo. karla: se viviÓ un inolvidable dÍa en la ceremonia de la graduaciÓn. no se atreva a moverse de ahÍ. los esperamos en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny: increÍble, pero cierto, ese hombre renunciÓ a su trabajo y se dedicÓ a viajar haciendo un "high five", en mÁs de 35 paÍses. francisca: se estÁ divirtiendo, de verdad, mira quÉ belleza, visitÓ todos esos paÍses, me encanta. johnny: vamos a ver si nos los podemos llegar a hacerlo! "high five", nosotros tambiÉn. pero dÉjenme decirles que nuestra querida olga taÑÓn estÁ mÁs feliz que nunca festejando la graduaciÓn del cuarto aÑo de su hija gabriela, quien padece del sÍndrome de sebastiÁn, segÚ

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they won everything but william -- william jennings bryan's home state. they decided to take the victory tour around the country, to travel around the country and let people see the president of the united states for the first time and he wanted to end this by going to the world's fair which was then called the pan-american exposition, which was being held in buffalo, new york. buffalo was selected because they had a population of about 350,000 people. more importantly because of the railroad connections, the city was within a day's journey of about 40 million people. it so people could get the buffalo. in addition it was only 25 miles from niagara falls. they were then able to convert the falls to provide electric power to buffalo's for the world's fair and elsewhere. and mckinley was quite keen on going to the fair and the pan-american exposition in buffalo. he looked around the world and he said, hey, cuba is now an american protectorate. hawaii has been annexed. the boxer rebellion has been put down. the open-door policy in china has been accepted by

william: muy bien! ♪ ♪ william: vamos al Último, una canciÓn sÚper pegada!e ir a una reuniÓn de trabajo, con una camisa de seda y unos tacones queda perfecto. nunca falla con un conjunto blanco y la minifalda de mezclilla es un clÁsico. francisca: que iba decir, el clÁsico. y quÉ detalle para el look femenino. camila: les quiero mostrar ahora una que traje que tiene varios usos. minifalda estampada nos trae un poco de movimiento, si son como tÚ, flacas, es perfecta porque te da mÁs movimiento, no sÓlo por el pliegue sino tambiÉn por el estampado. francisca: a veces con las minifaldas las mujeres tenemos un problema de si vamos a estar cÓmodas, quÉ nos puedes decir? camila: tambiÉn quise traer una minifalda short que es perfecta, y lo Único que tenemos que tener cuidado es tan largo. esta modelo es bastante joven, por eso la usÓ bien corta. la combinamos en esta oportunidad con unas sandalias bien bajas que combinan con la chaqueta que tiene de jean. es un look bien informal, con unas sandalias queda perfecto. francisca: me acuerdo que mi mamÁ me comprÓ un pa

william shemin couldn't stand to watch.t into the hell of no man's land and dragged a wounded comrade to safety and then he did it again. and again. three times he raced through heavy machine gun fire. three times he carried his fellow soldiers to safety. the battle stretched on for days. eventually the platoon's leadership broke down. too many officers have become casualties so williams stepped up and took command. reorganized the depleted squads. every time there was the while in combat he led rescues of the wounded. the the lieutenant later described it william was cool, and personally utterly fearless. the young king about his age grew up fast in war. he received accolades for his valor including the distinguished service cross. when he came home, william went to school for forestry and began a nursery business in the bronx. it was hard work, lots of physical labor just like he liked it. he married a red-haired, blue-eyed woman named bertha and they had three children who gave him 14 grandchildren. he bought a house ups

william stayed in touch with his fellow veterans and when world war ii came, william went and talkedo the army about signing up again. by then his war injuries had given him terrible limp but he treated that limp like he treated his age all those years ago. pay no attention to that he said. he knew camouflage. maybe a place for him in this war, too. to bertha's great relief the army said the best thing william could do for his country is keep running his business and take care of his family. his daughter who is here today with what seems like a platoon of shemins has a here theory a what drove her father to serve. he was the son of russian immigrants and devoted to his jewish faith. they saw towns destroyed and children killed and then they came to america. here they found a haven, a home, success, and my father and his sister both went to college. all that in one generation. that's what america meant to him and that's why he would do anything for this country. elsie, as much as america meant to your father, he means even more to america. takes our nation too long sometimes to say so

william: quÉ noche la que se viviÓ el dÍa de hoy. muchos. hoy les damos la cordial bienvenida a la acciÓn deportiva extra. comenzamos con la ensordecedora actuaciÓn de los warriors. de cleveland contÓ con un acertado jugador que colaborÓ con 14. los warriors es tÁn a un partido de la gloria. vamos a la copa amÉrica. brasil saliÓadvertido, por lo menos en los primeros encuentros. neymar apareciÓ y anotÓ. fue el que prÁcticamente sacÓ la cara por los brasileÑos. brasil comenzÓ con pie derecho. >> con el correr de los minutos nos vemos acomodando mejor, ya en el segundo tiempo corregimos y nos acomodamos bastante mejor en el partido. tenemos que corregirnos, por supuesto. tenemos que mejorar en muchos aspectos. tenemos que ir mejorando y creciendo. william: vamos al encuentro entre colombia y venezuela. salomÓn rondÓn le daba la victoria a la selecciÓn de todos los venezolanos, dejando muchas dudas en colombia que ha llegado a esta competencia como una de las favoritas. ganÓ venezuela 1 0. >> venezuela jugÓ bien. pienso que tambiÉn tuvi

>> williams: very easy.sy. >> kroft: because you would think if you went in and started knocking on doors and asking people that worked at hospitals and doctors' offices and dentists' office, somebody would call the cops. >> williams: no, they... they needed the money more than they wanted to call the cops. everybody was with it, everybody was with the scam. >> kroft: was this like a community of people doing this? >> williams: more like a... a nation of people doing this. >> kroft: it's gone from hundreds of people filing hundreds of fraudulent returns to thousands of people filing millions of fraudulent returns and it's become much more organized. u.s. attorney ferrer says some people are even setting up franchises. >> ferrer: we have had defendants, masterminds of these schemes, engage in filing parties. and what they do is that they invite their friends to a hotel room or to an apartment, and then they tell them how to do it in return for a cut of these tax returns. >> kroft: you make it sound like amway

it can be learnt as in the case of brian williams. you can manufacture controversy. >> two of four helicopters was hit by ground fire including the one i was in >>> williams was sent to iraq, returning with a story that turned out as the years past by to be less and less active. >> on the ground we learnt the chinook ahead of us almost was blown out of the sky. into turns out he was travelling honour after it was hit. that's not how he recorded it. >> the helicopter we travelled in was forced down by an rpg. >> this year he was called out by soldiers involvement as a liar. >> i made a mistake in recalling the events of 12 years ago. i want to apologise. >> williams belongings to a number of news anchors who get their fair share of air time away from the newsroom using celebrity to win a wider audience. >> americans are the most entertained and least informed. cable news went to infotainment. the anchor changed, it became a guy that is a celebrity, carrize mat ebbing. they are catering to an audience that is not news. >> brian williams

, after six months in nbc purgatory brian williams is back on our flat screens. c con garagelation on breaking news on msnbc. con congratulations. he's the host of a show red eye which i've never heard of. i hear it's gone downhill after their first host left. i can't remember his name. tom. i sense that you feel bad for brian williams. >> i do. >> why? >> we gave him a lot of grief. he was in war areas. maybe he wasn't on the

alan: william, sabes agarrar bebÉ.con johnny. johnny: miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ, el mÁs grande, iván. ¿quÉ los tienes? ivÁn: james rodrÍguez le cumple al niÑo un sueÑo muy especial, y tom brady tiene audiencia por el caso de los balones desinflados. estÁ atada a un hilo la pelota. johnny: cÁllate, es la magia de la televisiÓn, no te metas conmigo. alejandro: sÍ se puede. y un tribunal supremo aprobÓ que cÉsar vargas ejerza su profesiÓn como abogado en estados unidos. francisca: y al desnudo se muestra sebastiÁn zurita, nos habla de su personaje en la imperdonable, habla del cambio de sexo, y dice estar dispuesto de todo en la actuaciÓn, incluso quedarse como dios la trajo al mundo! alejandro: tranquila francisca, hoy nos acompaÑa la banda de todas las bandas en casita, banda el recodo! francisca: ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", la casa mÁs fe li ♪ ♪ alan: bueno,seÑoras y seÑores, hay cosas que en esta vida uno no puede recuperar, yo ya hice lo que tenÍa que hacer, y Él no lo hizo. ivÁn: ya perdÍ todas mis esperanzas. al

william: eso es lo que yo digo. codo, poquito. aquÍ vamos a hacer los eslogan que he estado pensando poco, mÁs o menos es una idea asÍ: empezarÍa con algo que dice asÍ... si quiere comprar un barco le damos el dinerito, y usted nos entrega el alma firmada en un papelito, es bueno, no? ¿quÉ se te ocurrirÍa? >> algo como aquÍ en la banca el recodo tiene que cumplir los plazos, o le mandamos guarulas que le caen a... alan: no podemos decir hecho. >> a maltratos. alan: mejor. bajo otro, aquÍ somos bien recodos para sacar el billete, sino paga para quÉ se compromete. >> ya tendremos con esmero para que cumpla su sueÑo, pero si quiere dinero, tiene que rogarle al dueÑo. alan: muy bien, muy bien! a ver... va otro: si quiere que le prestemos, aquÍ damos 12 meses, donde sÓlo le cobramos ni por ciento de intereses. esa me gusta. >> busquenos si necesita porque tiene algÚn apuro, tal vez le daremos gratis una patada en el... alan: ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> una patada en la rodilla. alan: no rima mucho, pero... pero.. duele, muchachos, ya

in his will robin williams left his tiburon house to his wife susan williams along with enough money to maintain the house cost-free. any mortgage insurance or maintenance costs will be paid for by the estate along with the cost of administering all of that. and that fund is at the crux of this court fight between susan williams and robin williams' 3 children from previous marriages. james wagstaff represents susan williams. >> robin williams wanted his wife to be able to live there for her lifetime. she is a modest artist and robin wanted to be sure that she and her children with whom he lived would be able to stay in their house and have their expenses paid. >> reporter: susan williams wants a second appraisal of the tiburon house and is asking the court for more time. an attorney representing the three williams children would not talk with reporters, but attorney andrew bassic represents the trustees of the estate who believe that susan williams' challenge isn't what robin williams would have wanted. >> robin williams was an intensely private individual who tried to keep his affai

johnny: williams, tÚ tienes una pregunta.s niÑos que llegan al hospital y no los pueden salvad ya que estÁn intoxicados, ¿cuÁn son las seÑales que dicen que mi hijo tiene problemas con el alcohol? alfredo: cambios de conducta, en la escuela no le va a empezar a ir tann bien, empiezan a aislarse, van a cambiar el grupo de amistades. los cambios fÍsicos vas a notar, por ejemplo, la lengua trabada, ojos rojos, tienen problemas al caminar, pierden el balance, tienen que estar atentos, si estÁs envuelto en la vida de tus hijos lo vas a notar. alejandro: mucha gente se debe estar preguntando, si el niÑo toma una vez, dos veces, tres veces, ¿cuÁl es el lÍmite para pensar en una adicciÓn? alfredo: primero, antes de los 21 aÑos no debe tomar. es lo mejor. johnny: ademÁs es ilegal. alfredo: ademÁs. cuando empieza a tener dificultades en la escuela o en las relaciones personales, estÁn irritables, faltan al respeto, debes hablar con ellos, no es una crÍtica ellos, yo te quiero, yo te amo, pero noto cambios peligrosos para ti. johnny: es

william: ¿quÉ tengo aquÍ?uy bien y puedes usar hasta cuatro veces menos que la marca barata líder. charmin ultra strong tiene textura duraclean, que ayuda a mantenerte limpio usando menos papel. y es cuatro veces más resistente que la marca barata líder. wow, limpiaste mucho. tú también chiquillo. charmin ultra strong. prueba charmin con relajante aroma a manzanilla. disfruta la deliciosa double cheeseburger ♪(music throughout) con papitas pequeñas a tan sólo $2.50. ♪vamos a mcdonald's oh oh♪ ♪ ♪ johnny:una de las lecciones mÁs valiosas que nuestros padres le podemos dar a nuestros hijos es cÓmo manejar el dinero a temprana edad, para eso le vamos a saludar a la directora de la revista "ser padres", y la asesora alexandra ramÍrez que nos van a dar consejos para enseÑar a nuestros chicos a manejar el dinero, una pregunta, ¿por quÉ tenemos que estar tan pendientes de este tema en especÍfico?, nosotros como padres. >> sabes que nuestro rol como papÁs es muy importante ser tambiÉn tutores de nuestros hijos, ser me

gracias william.dolescente afroamericana toma una inesperada decisiÓn. leÓn felipe: algunos padres se oponen a las vacunas que sean obligatorias. despues del video que lo puso en leÓn felipe: el policÍa de texas renunciÓ, las imÁgenes se observa teniendo a una adolescente afroamericano sacudiÉndola en el piso y luego amaga a otros menores que se encontraban en una piscina. ya lo habÍan demandado por discriminaciÓn racial y uso excesivo de la fuerza. marÍa: en nueva york siguen buscando dos homicidas que se escaparon de una cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad. usaron herramientas para oÍr por tÚneles y caÑerÍas y se cree que alguien los ayudÓ. alguien dijo haber visto a los prÓfugos. leÓn felipe: el debate sobre las vacunas obligatorias en california llegÓ al capitolio estatal y como algunos pensaron las protestas no se hicieron esperar. marÍa: cientos de padre se manifestaron en contra de esta medida en sacramento, enrique estuvo allÍ nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. enrique: cientos de padre se manifestaron en las

marÍa: aquÍ estÁ william con el anÁlisis previo al partido.de la bahÍa mostrar la misma actitud con la salieron a jugar el Último perÍodo en el tercer partido la parte fÍsica serÁ importante, quÉ tanto aguantarÁ con el cansancio de lebrÓ james que anotÓ 123 puntos en estos encuentros y de la marca espectacular sobre curry de no ganar hoy se le complicarÍa la situaciÓn a golden stare ya que en la historia de la nba nunca ha podido remontar. habÍaincertidumbre de los nÚmeros de audiencia que se estarÍa generando esta serie porno ser dos equipos de gran poder de popularidad a nivel nacional, pero la entrega que han mostrado en la duela ha creado nÚmeros espectaculares. marÍa: gracias, william. en seguida aumentan las deportaciones de centroamericanos en mÉxico. leÓn: quedÓ captado en vÍdeo del caos que vivieron personas tratando de rescatar a un conductor despuÉs de que su vehÍculo se desplomara de un sexto piso. ♪♪ ♪♪ sucedio en un leÓn: alguien comenzÓ a grabar con su telÉfono captÓ el caos luego de que la camioneta cayÓ de un sexto en y se est

william h. bonnie escape artist. the legendary gunfighter credited with multiple murders one for each year of his short life. but behind every man stands a myth and behind every legend lies the truth. >> billy the kid, quite possibly the most legendary outlaw of the history of the american west a symbolic figure of the untamed frontier. he's a charismatic kid, but he's a killer all the same. far from a sadistic villain he is made out to be ril yam h. body is trying to survive in a man's world where more often than not it is kill or be killed. >> in the late 19th century thousands turning west lured by the get quick rich gambling halls. joining the rush is 17-year-old william bonnie. >> it is getting hot in here. can you feel the heat? >> i will raise you 10. >> i can raise that grandpa. >> i'll raise you more you lil' pimp. >> you owe me. >> all i owe you is a beating. >> you are nothing but a son of a pitch. >> you are hurting me. >> i wanna hurt you. (gunfire) >> toughened by the years of fending for himself billy

i'm william henry roberts.long time, son. >> morrison questioned the 90-year-old at length. and eventually roberts reveals he is the notorious kid. >> it wasn't always easy. so you had to do some things sometimes to get along. >> he certainly knew a great deal about some of the actual places where billy the kid was. some of the people that billy the kid knew. and some historical facts which were pretty obscure. >> according to william henry roberts, this is what happened at maxwell's house. roberts and his girlfriend, along with a friend named billy barlow had just returned from a dance. barlow expressed an interest in having some dinner. and was sent to cut a strip of meat hanging from maxwell's porch. as he approached maxwell's room, he spotted the two deputies. >> no one's here to hurt you. >> billy barlow walked into maxwell's room, and said to maxwell -- at that point garrett pulled his revolver and shot and killed the man known as billy barlow. billy the kid heard the gunshots and went on the run. >> i do

but williams' story was significantly different from that of jeff thomas. >> kevin williams told us thatowned a .22 caliber rifle and that he left it in the possession of jeff thomas and he has not seen that rifle or firearm since. >> williams admitted he sometimes used the rifle for target practice in his back yard. investigators knew this was their chance to find out whether kevin williams' 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 absolutely good stuff. this is good science which tells you, you have just recovered cartridge cases from the murder weapon. >> but where was the rifle? and which man was telling the truth? ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of louisiana to the world. at chase, we're proud to support our grant

for months, brian williams' future has been in question. now there's -- williams has come to a and intive agreement with the network to stay on after his suspension in august. in february williams admitted he incorrectly claimed to be on board a suspect that was shot down in iraq. cnn media correspondent is joining us from new york to talk about this. brian, we have wondered if brian williams would return to the "nbc nightly news" chair and now it seems your sources are confirming that's the case. he won't be back on his show. >> that's right. he will not come back to "nbc nightly news" but he will stay at nbc. this is a surprise to a lot of people. if you think back to february, when this scandal erupted and it was a big scandal at the time a lot of media pundits guessed he would you never come back to nbc at all. they guessed he would have to leave the network all together. in the past few days williams attorney and nbc executives have been able to strike a deal where he will stay at nbc but as you said, not as the "nbc nightly news" anch

william: quÉ miedo.as redes sociales siempre y cuando utilicen el hashtag "orgullosos de ti", estamos en twitter con @despiertaameric, en instagram y facebook con "despierta amÉrica tv" karla: aquÍ estamos para inspirarlos. ¿quÉ viene mÁs adelante? alan: sientes que a veces tu vida estÁ al revÉs? no pasa nada, tranquilos. se endereza. no pasa nada, no se preocupen, mÁs adelante les vamos a dar aquÍ las tÉcnicas para tomar las riendas de su vida. alejandro: y en el mes de los padres celebramos a nuestros compadres, y johnny se atreviÓ a hacer algo en particular para eliminar las arrugas. ximena: los hombres tambiÉn deben cuidarse, va a estar buenÍsimo. escuchen bien. william levy rompe el silencio sobre su separaciÓn con elizabeth gutiÉrrez, entérate de todo lo que dijo al regresar. algo estÁ pasando! yoplait! se antoja un snack. ah mira, hora el yoplait original tiene un 25% menos de azúcar. ¡sabe rico! ¡yoplait! listerine® total care fortalece los dientes, luego del cepillado, ayuda a prevenir las carie

>> officers subdue williams and pin her to the ground.g 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! 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 psychologists? 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 guilty to a lesser charge of disorderly conduct. williams fa

serena williams is on track to win all four grand slam titles in a single year. petra kvitova is fifth. we have romanian simona halep third. could this be her year? we will find out. and we can't forget maria sharapova. the russian is no stranger to success and she could be the thick -- biggest threat to williams. there are getting ready for the challenge that awaits them. >> wimbledon's facebook page proudly proclaims its regulars. the courts in perfect shape the weather is fine, and the strawberries are promising. and the champagne is on ice. but what about the players? women's favorites serena williams and maria sharapova had a pretournament showdown. who one? you be the judge. williams could become the first woman since steffi graf in 1988 to claim all for top titles in one year. >> i really don't feel that pressure. maybe if i happen to win, i might start feeling it after that. ultimately, i'm just taking it one day at a time. >> and defending champion petra kvitova. wanting to defend the title they won last year. and in the men, one of his fiercest rivals i

william: quÉ tal? de 10 mil espectadores se han dado cita en el oracle arena para ver en pantalla gigantes por comenzar el juego nÚmero seis de ganar los golden state estarÍan terminando con una sequÍa de 40 aÑos sin poder ganar el tÍtulo, esperemos que asÍ sea por el bien de los aficionados que esperaron tanto tiempo. desde horas tempranas han llegado para hacerse de un asiento especial para ver este encuentro donde se espera que el equipo de los golden state salga campeones, regresÓ el estudio con ustedes. leÓn: gracias, nos vemos en un rato. marÍa: dentro de pocas horas sabremos si los warriors ganar la final de la nba, las autoridades se preocupan por las celebraciones. leÓn: la policÍa diseÑarÁ planes de contingencia para hacer frente a posibles disturbios, flavio con la informaciÓn. flavio: buenas tardes la seguridad en las vÍas pÚblica serÁ un factor primordial para los agentes del orden de varias ciudades del Área de la bahÍa ante una posible victoria de los golden state en el sexto partido de

william: bÉisbol de grandes ligas, madison en la loma por el equipo de san francisco, el ex gigantesmson en la casa de los atlÉticos. se centraba, vÁmonos, nÚmero 11 de la temporada los atlÉticos ganaron 3 0 ante los yanquis de nueva york. en la nba los pelÍcanos anunciaron la contrataciÓn de con un jugador que comenzara su nuevo reto. vamos a las 500 millas, problemas en la vuelta a 386, se impactaron y aparecÍa la bandera de precauciÓn mientras el auto se destrozaba. por Último les cuento que el estadio de carranza en espaÑa vibrÓ el dÍa de hoy porque el equipo del real oviedo ganÓ 1 0 al cadÍz y logrÓ ascender a la segunda divisiÓn, es dirigido por el que fue asistente de hugo sÁnchez en los pumas y en la selecciÓn el argentino sergio. el director deportivo es la jaiba, joaquÍn del olmo. ponemos final acciÓn deportiva extra serÁ hasta el prÓximo domingo nos encontramos en univisiÓn 14, en nombre de todo un equipo detrÁs de cÁmaras, muchas gracias. se quedan con el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ conductor: domingo 31 de mayo y estas son las principales noticias. en minutos

are accounts written that this woman as she watched through the fence as the people from the williamarrived she started going crazy, screaming with excitement and joy. two of other other family members -- it's not clear if they were her daughters or her nieces -- arrived on the william. you have this family reunion of people who did not know what happened to each other. they were so thrilled to be together. they never left the compound. they were not allowed to. they are wild africans and they were not quite sure. they were interesting to people visiting key west. they would watch through the fence. they knew they would spend their days drumming. they took their all some things that were provided and use them as drums and they would spend their days drumming and dancing. and so, their time here they took as good care of them as they could. there were three doctors in a nursing staff working 24 hours a day to help these people. the really sad part is, a lot of them were really, really sick. they were not well taking care of. the slaving crews really -- it was all about making money an

william: el look del dÍa.enemos un tema muy bueno, y se tienen que unir a la conversaciÓn, una de las frases que mÁs repiten las mujeres es "yo no creo en los hombres", de hecho, ese es el tÍtulo de una novela que pronto vamos a ver en univisiÓn, quiero que escuchen por quÉ los comentarios de ellas hoy son el cuchicheo del pueblo. >> porque no aprecian lo que tienen enfrente. >> porque juegan con los sentimientos de nosotras. >> no saben expresar sus sentimientos. >> nunca son honestos. >> no pagan la cuenta como antes. >> nunca cumplen sus promesas. >> solo piensan en fÚtbol y estar con sus amigos. >> son infieles y mentirosos. >> siempre tienen muchas novias, por experiencia lo sÉ. >> comparte tu historia con el hashtag "yo no creo en los hombres", estreno por univisÓn. karla: ¿quÉ opinas de los comentarios? doctora nancy: pobres hombres, los estÁn machacando, creo que nosotras somos responsables de muchas cosas, que me es infiel, se va con una mujer, somos responsables, lo que pasa es que no dicen te quiero

brian williams came out of hiding. he broke his silence as he spoke to matt lauer about his demotion. >> i was reading these newspaper stories, not liking the person i was reading about. i would have given anything to get to the end of the story and have it be someone else. but it was about me. it had to have been ego that made me think i had to be sharper, funnier, quicker than anybody else. this was clearly ego driven the desire to better my role in a story i was already in. all i can tell people is hold me to account, judge me by as harsh a standard as you wish. many already have. that's fair. >> joining me now with reaction tucker carlson, kirsten powers and charles gaspariono. i found this painful to watch. >> i think he did as good as you could do. he did too much psychology. it might have helped himself if he said i lied and screwed up and ended it right there. >> you know what i think the reason he didn't say it. i think when he said it he thought he was lying. >> i was thinking about that. from a business stan

william: se juegan 84 minutos, chile y mÉxico empatan en este momento 3 a 3.la mitad del mundo que terminaron derrotados por bolivia que se clasifica la siguiente ronda de la copa amÉrica. en otros temas los merengues del real madrid no quieren mÁs anti chelito _al chicharito hernÁndez el delantero mexicano deberÁ buscar otros horizontes. la selecciÓn de el salvador se lo juega todo maÑana en el monumental ante san nieve. hay un solo camino es ganar o empatar empatar a 0. de otra forma el salvador quedarÍa eliminado del mundial 2018. el tÉcnico dice que su rival no es pan comido. >> favoritos no vimos que es un equipo muy competitivo hemos dicho siempre que muchos jugadores 10 legionarios que estaban ahÍ. formados en inglaterra, en ee.uu. en paÍses que estÁn mÁs desarrollados que el nuestro no podemos fiarnos de eso. william: en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas los de san diego despidieron a su timonel, roberts serÁ el timonel diferido preparan para enfrentar esta noche los atlÉticos de oakland. anoche los golden state derrocharon clase, hicieron sus tareas lebrÓn