first, you'll hear williams admit to coming inside.hen listen closely as rick asked asks a rapid fire follow-up about his location in the house, giving him no chance to think or change his story. >> as i heard the gun shot, i ran in there -- >> what room were you in. >> in the back room. >> that was music to my ears, hearing him say, i'm in the back room. >> rick had him right where he wanted. inside the house. and none to soon. an attorney who immediately stopped the interview. >> just under the wire and in the nick of time. detective arnold placed williams and quisenberry under arrest and then wasted no time making the one phone call he had waited 15 months to make, to erica's grandmother. >> i made the phone call from the bathroom. >> what was that like? >> an echo because i was in the bathroom, but a relief. i promised judy harper in 2006 that i would get those answers and now, we have them. >> what did you think when they told you? >> just relieved. i had confidence they would find them sooner or later. >> williams and quisenberry

bonnie lee williams. eric john williams. britney lee williams. stephanie lee williams.le. >> we remember them. george walterson williams. kelsey marie woods. deborah lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe nathan woods junior. andrew christopher right. mark james iii. and flanagan lose kathleen mary flanagan. thomas flanagan. maurice peter henry. dora henrietta henry. mary bramwell lante. >> my uncle. roger. >> we remember them. army special forces captain joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to welcome another longtime friend, helen englehart is the widow of anthony hawkins who left behind her and their son. helen is a dedicated and ferocious activists and has been a thoroughly involved part of the family as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words about our frank. ellen? >> that song just wipes me out, thank you. good morning. this is the tribute i never wanted to give and didn't expect to. i had to be here to do it. i think i met frank the first time he came to one of our early group meetings in a dingy hotel in huds

william sent his action cam down on a stone and forgot it. it got washed away and embark on a journey across the north sea the german maritime search and rescue service reconstructed its route you figure the camera had travelled some nine hundred kilometers before washing up on suit of august two months later because the memory card was still intact local residents were able to post the video material on the internet and the search for the owner began to german and english media began reporting on the find which is how a friend of william's parents heard about it is something to remember because you know he can do it all our friends at work and his friends at school and his teaches they're all very interested so he can take this back. and the memories and of course the video from the program so he can share when he's older he can say this is the adventure i was on. the week you steve. i. hope the day anti-pot no hold. to hawks only residents but williams camera was found by holders fall the hole and who was on the island helping out. again. t

his father william worked as a waiter on the railroad. a man with a sharp wit who was sometimes described as cantankerous, he would visit the baltimore city courthouse and then argue the cases with his son over dinner. his mother norma was an educated articulate woman who taught in baltimore's segregated schools where her son thurgood graduated from high school in june of 1925. in the fall of that same year he left for lincoln university in oxford pennsylvania. in his senior year at lincoln thurgood married vivian bure, a university of pennsylvania student known to her friends as buster. after graduation in june of 1929, the couple moved in with his parents in baltimore. and by the summer after college he had decided to continue on to law school. since his first choice, the university of maryland law school was segregated and off limits to blacks his only alternative was a night school with a poor reputation on three floors of a brownstone in washington dc. and in the fall of 1929, he began classes at the howard university school of law.

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william comes out, goes right back -- he goes out, and goes right back in. my brother turns the corner and eventually is shot. stumbles back out into the yard where he sort of collides with his friend kevin who heard the .unshot iran toward william he fell to the ground. internally led out by the time he got to sunnybrook university hospital. mark riley was brought before a grand jury in august of that year. an all-white grand jury. what people who have been both inside and outside of prosecutor offices have told me and theircase, analysis of the case, that grand jury declined to return an indictment. mark riley went home without facing trial. my family was left to essentially deal with the the civicd failure of institutions that we all had been raised to believe would we followed the old american rules. work, and theyou justice system will work for you when you need it. my brother's case 25 years ago deeply affirms what we're seeing now, which it doesn't matter if you follow the rules. you justice system is not meant to work for people of color in this coun

williams settled first and made a great start.another good break and was playing with real confidence of. —— we'll put in. mark selby has been known for is battling qualities as he fought back to level the match. —— real confidence. selby continue to play well and showed why he isa continue to play well and showed why he is a three times masters champion. in frame nine, the world champion. in frame nine, the world champion had a chance to win 6—3 but broke down when he was looking set to clear up what was punished. williams then claimed frame ten to level the match. the deciding frame proved to be dramatic, williams had the first chance but could not take it. selby then had an opportunity to win the. had worked hard to put some of the tricky rates that were on the cushion, it looked like he was closing in on the quarter—finals, only for disaster to strike. williams did not waste his second chance and played well to complete a famous victory. mark allen also progressed with a six frames to three win despite missing this last shotin

thank you. >> chief williams, we are going to miss you. absolutely. thank you so much for your service. before we get into questions, i just wanted to say that. >> thank you. >> you've been a role model for many in the department and you'll continue to be someone that we with respect and think of and remember and wish were still here. so i hope you enjoy your retirement. >> thank you. >> you had some questions, vice president? >> thank you very much, president cleveland. thank you very much, chief williams, for your comprehensive report. since you have announced your retirement, i feel that i should take it easy on you a little bit. [laughter] >> she is still on the payroll. [laughter] >> yeah. i understand it. but part of the report that we've had over the years is the report that this commissioner, as you take this department very serious and at any one point i've always been table ask questions and the great thing about yourself is asking those questions to pick up the phone, to text you, because you always do respond as well. i don't want to get e

what she discovered was discovered by william berry. she made it known that she had the ability to channel the voices of the dead. the dead would speak through her. william berry was so taken by this that he made her his personal medium. they would meet in a room for hours and she would convey messages from the dead. she would write them down and publish in the banner of light in a column that he called the message department. the message department sent messages from the dead to subscribers of the banner of light. with the benefit of subscribing, you might hear messages from those you were hoping to reach. but the message department became such a popular feature in the banner of light that the readers decided they would like to be in fanny commons presents -- presence themselves. andhe would hold seances give voices to the people of the dead for the benefit of people in the room. during the war, it would often be voices from the men in the front, people who were not coming home. and the voices of children who were not coming home who w

. --> it was like acctm not willing say someone else ts t to who william was. amy: that is the trailer to "strong island," which has just been nominated f for an academy award for best documentary. we are joined now in new york by the film's director yance ford, who worked on this documentary for a decade. we are also joined here in park city at the sundance film festival where yance just was, by joslyn barnes, who produced "strong island." she is the co-founder of louverture films. yance ford and joslyn barnes, we welcome you both to democracy now! , congratulations, you have not only been nominated for an oscar, but you have made history as the first trans director toto ever be nomominated by the academy. >> thank you, amy,y,nd good morning. flabbergasted to be h honest. has been n a labor of love andd dedidication on the part of so many people, that it is an incredibible recognitionon to be honored d and be the firstst trs director, i believe the first african-american trance director, to b be nomiminated fn academy award is incredibly special, too. and a co

robin williams -- robin williams, i think i would be supportive not only for the good morning vietnam, but possibly because he had received an academy award oscar. this fellow when i read about him in the newspaper, it didn't make too much sense. he was so saddened, seemed like chronic depression. and somehow it was part of his way of breaking out, where he would perform before different people. and really helped him along. i'm hoping that if you do make the particular change, that you can also somewhere include a wall of fame with different people who have performed at said comedy area, if that would be also possible. and then those behind me, comics, comedians, and others, they can also be honored. but be sure not to put on ri richa richard. thank you. >> anyone else? gail, did you want to speak? >> thank you, margaret. hi commissioners, my name is gail, i would like to support you for -- thank you for supporting comedy since 1980 here in the city when we survived the 70s and we needed a good laugh and good come together. and thank you to the rec and park for their approval of a ban

we re angelique kerber and venus williams were meeting in the second round and it was the power of williamsething of a nightmare per angelique kerber, having dropped out of the top 20 but with that behind her, she is finding herform again with that behind her, she is finding her form again and with that behind her, she is finding herform again and once with that behind her, she is finding her form again and once she with that behind her, she is finding herform again and once she did, with the matt shaw square, williams had no answer. the consistency of the german from the back of the court and then her touch taking ahead. before she sealed the win and ahead. before she sealed the win and a place in the quarterfinals. the big matches kept coming in sydney with a repeat of last year‘s final. despitejoanna with a repeat of last year‘s final. despite joanna konta with a repeat of last year‘s final. despitejoanna konta racing into a lead, it was agnieszka radwanska taking the first set and she did in some style. and the second went the same way, joanna konta battling hard but radwan skill was co

williams' room. anyway, she's close to jacqueline and miriam because tajik, her language, and arabic were somewhat related, and they were able to figure that out. i glimpsed this convergence one afternoon in the middle of april while shutting with sheinny, jacqueline and miriam. they were talking about a book that mr. williams had started reading out loud with the class. the book was called cesar chavez: fighting for farm workers, and it was a nonfiction graphic novel. for mr. williams, the story of cesar chavez held tremendous power. he got a little emotional trying to explain the significance of this guy to his students who had never heard of him before. trying to put into words why se say chavez mattered -- cesar chavez mattered. at one point as i was listening to the girls discuss a poster they were making to illustrate the book's con stents, i found myself wondering how the three girls were managing to communicate. sheinny spoke tajik, russian, a little farsi, and jacqueline and miriam were arab

williams‘ name."" what is next for the defence fund in michelle williams‘ name." what is next for the time is up name." what is next for the time is up black campaign? —— time‘s up. what are they hoping to achieve? it this is a fund to set up not only to help people in hollywood. they are insistent this should benefit women from all walks of life and indeed men who are victims of sexual harassment. it is a legal fund to help people who might find themselves in a situation where they have legal costs arising from the sexual harassment or sexual abuse. there is a practical purpose for this fund. it is also a campaigning organisation as well to try to get things to change in hollywood. we saw the gordon —— golden globes, all the actresses dressed in black to highlight the issue of sexual harassment at this fund of people behind it is want things to change. they want employers to take more notice of people who are complaining about sexual harassment and essentially to open a new chapter hollywood. peter b

so what is his brother prince william's role in harry's "i dos"?t seems he's still figuring that out. >> he hasn't asked me yet, just to clear that up. it could be a sensitive issue. >> william joked about it, but will he be harry's best man? harry stood alongside his older brother when he tied the knot with kate in 2011. no official announcement has been made. at an event promoting mental health, william explained why he and harry are so close. >> my brother and i, our relationship, it's closer than it's been because of the situations we've been through. you know, losing our mother at a young age has helped us sort of travel through that difficult patch together. >> william also scrubbed up for a visit to a london hospital. he observed a robotic surgery and visited with some patients. seeing him in medical garb reminded us of the time his mother princess diana also scrubbed in to watch an operation. william's pregnant wife, duchess kate, was positively glowing as she showed off her growing baby bump under a print dress on a solo visit to a school.

and i'm donating the $1.5 million in michelle williams' name. williams responded overnight.riends taught me to use my voice, and the most powerful men in charge, they listened and they acted. if we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice. despite having brokered that controversial deal, wme telling abc news the current conversation is a reminder that those of us in a position of influence have a responsibility to challenge inequities. the company announcing it, too, will donate $500,000 on behalf of its client michelle williams. >> william morris endeavor is trying to buy absolution. they're trying to salvage their big-money client, mark wahlberg. >> reporter: now, a lot of people are wondering whether michelle williams will receive any additional compensation. a hollywood insider says that is unlikely. now that wahlberg has made that donation. it will be interesting to see what happens. but, the insider also tells me, this was a great pr mover by wahlberg. and by wme. >> we'll see. >> it's hard for wme to save face. they knew the disparity. >> the

the company announcing it, too, will donate $500,000 on behalf of its client michelle williams. >> williamor is trying to buy absolution. i think they're also trying to salvage their big money client, mark wahlberg. >> reporter: now, a lot of people are wondering whether michelle williams will receive any additional compensation from that film. a hollywood insider says that is unlikely now that wahlberg has made that donation. it will be interesting to see what happens. but, the insider also tells me, this was a great pr mover by wahlberg. >> great pr move. >> and by wme. >> we'll see. >> it's hard for wme to save face. they knew the disparity. >> the same agency. >> i know, the same agency. >> the story exposes a lot thank you very much, erielle. >>> let's check out the weather and the besweatered robert marciano. >> that's always a bad sign when the weatherman is wearing a sweater. >> is that bad sign that i just noticed you were wearing a sweater? >> yes, i wish you would take more notice of my wardrobe. i'm offended by that. it's making me feel warm and cozy inside. you need it. the co

william: exactly.of them has a sector where they had unique insights and capability, and most of them represent a large platform of people and talent that are accurate -- actively engaged. capricorn and impact media, these are impact -- individuals who bring all that. he brings a $20 billion industrial platform that is doing a lot and renewal bulls and agriculture, and deep capability -- renewables and agriculture, and deep capability in india. erik: let's talk about the sectors, or industries. you have set seven as targets -- education, financial services, growth infrastructure, telecom, food, food in a -- media, and agriculture. you have been active in some but not so much others. why has it proved slower to find investments? william: it is not actually slower. there is sort of an organic pace to the way you invest, and interesting opportunities show up in a given sector. we are about to announce more financial services investments. and these are global. we are about to announce a very exciting platf

williams and wahlberg are both represented by william morris and deaver. neither the agency nor its stars have responded to the request for comment. >> i was told she was aware of the disparity. did she agree because she was facing a choice of do it for this month or there will be no movie. >> reporter: last month director ridley scott told "usa today" everyone did the reshoots for nothing. in previous interviews williams said she was willing to waive her salary to save the film. >> i've just been heartsick for weeks thinking about how this thing that we loved making was going to be all for naught. >> reporter: many now asking if all the money should have given more to its female co-star. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, the teacher making headlines after video showed a law enforcement officer handcuffing her. tonight she speaks to us exclusively. >>> the growing anger over (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can

no comments from wahlberg's reps or williams'. >> i guess it's day. wahlberg is known as a shrewd negotia negotiator. the manager has a reputation of driving a tough bargain. >> i think that's tough timing. i don't think anybody's really that surprised either. >>> coming up, the confessions of a killer. >> a former hitman and his decades of brutal murder. why he's now apologizing. that's next. >>> a former hitman for a mexican drug cartel, a rival of el chapo is coming clean about living most of his life brutally killing people. >> he's now reformed and is even asking his victims' families for forgiveness. we're up all "nightline" with nick watt. >> reporter: corona, a hitman for a mexican cartel tries to explain what it's like to kill for a >> i've seen the worse that you can see. >> reporter: he insisted we speak to him in shadow and corona is not his real name. >> their is revenge. >> reporter: revenge. >> yes. that's why they carried it out with so much drama and aggression. >> you didn't get away with anything, you know what i mean? >> reporter:

we did reach out to michelle williams' representatives for comment. so far we have not heard back. >> thank you for staying on this one for us. >>> we want to turn next to a scary situation on a greyhound bus. a 911 call coming from on board. a passenger allegedly with a gun threatening to kill others on board and triggering a police chase that ended across state lines. abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: tonight, a suspect in custody accused of prompting a massive police pursuit. >> this is insane. >> reporter: while threatening passengers on this greyhound bus. >> that he was gonna kill us, that he was gonna put a bullet in our head. >> reporter: some of the 37 people on board t traveling from milwaukee to chicago around 10:00 friday night, calling police. >> it did look like he had a weapon. >> reporter: the bus not pulling over leading to a high-speed chase. >> the bus driver had no idea it was happening. >> reporter: officers from wisconsin and illinois shutting down the highway in both directions, throwing down stop sticks. >> tires are

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williams' said she had to deliver the baby by emergency c section in september. soon after the 36-year-old says things went bad. williams had a pulmonary embolism and blood clots. >> you imagine this, veins in your leg or torso, a clot forms. if this dislodges, travels to the heart, the lungs, it can range from a minor issue with breathing or it can be fatal. ♪ ♪ >> williams says she's almost back at full strength and embracing life as a new wife and mom and hoping to compete in march. she'll miss the australian, but she'll be back. >>> the "new york times" has cancelled a public event with james franco days after the golden globe winner has been accused of sexual misconduct. the times talk vent was scheduled for today. franco was supposed to talk about his latest movie, the disaster artist, the times said, quote, given the controversy surrounding recent allegations, it was cancelling the event. on the late show with stephen colbert, franco responded to those claims. >> the things that i heard that were on twitter are not accurate. but, i completely support peopl

——sons william and edward, both in their 20s.in a liverpool car park destroys around m00 vehicles, stranding hundreds of people in the city centre overnight. state media in iran says the death toll in anti—government protests has risen to ten, the country's president warns that violence and disorder will not be tolerated. big ben bongs. and london hosts its traditional new year fireworks display in front of a crowd of more than 100—thousand, and big ben welcomed in 2018, despite its restoration work. now on bbc news, from the engagement of prince harry and meghan markle, to the retirement from royal duties of the duke of edinburgh, sarah campbell looks back on the key events in review 2017: the royal year. reporter: congratulations from all of us! how are you both feeling? thrilled! this was the year in which prince harry introduced his new leading lady, the american actress, meghan markle. the fact that i fell in love with meghan so incredibly quickly, was sort of confirmation to me that everything, all the stars were aligned, e

. >> plus, why prince william is in the o.r. and could prince har hair snub him for best pan? >> and new years, new star diets. what they're eating to stay slim. only we are with kristen bell in a very good place. >> what are you eating now? >> a sal add and a piece of cake. . >> this is tonight." >> james franco was basking in applause sunday as he accepted his gb gb award. >> he faces multiple claims of sexually exploited behavior. we have seen how it can force stars into hiding, but not james. >> one of the things that happened at the globes, you were wearing a "time's up" button. and some women during your time on stage said that was hypocritical. >> i haven't responded. i have my own side of this story. but i believe in these people that have been underrepresented getting their stories out enough that i will hold back things that i could say, just because i believe in it that much. >> james franco he has his support for women is to strong, he's willing to take a knock for not actively refuting the allegations against him. five women have accused james franco of inappropri

thomas cox to william morrison. he bought the slaves to use as collateral to borrow money. in this case, he borrowed $400 from the merchant prince, william morrison randall, his wife, and , their three-year-old son. the reason cox was willing to pay more for the family is because it was pretty obvious that nance's mother was pregnant and she was going to have another baby in four or five months. you can see the age, "a female about two months old." that proved to be nance. all the subsequent census records point to the fact that nance was born in 1813. this was signed in 1814 by thomas cox. so if his random

today reports that mark wahlberg was paid 1.5 million-dollar, while his co-star williams got $80 a day in per die em pay totaling less than a thousand. >>> kate joins us now with our forecast and still on that up and down, roller coaster. >> we're still on the up, today was a lot like yesterday , we had sound in the morning, more cloud this afternoon but temperatures once again above average.

williams lost a french open champion not stepping cohen have pressed match since having a baby. she put up a good fight but didn't take many risks. this was a wonderful opportunity for me to kind of test to see where i am not only physically but mentally it's like mentally like you have to get over that hump of like go for the shot you're going to be ok because it's a lot that goes on through a female's body if you have a baby's. serina williams has not yet decided if she'll defend her title at the australian open this month what is known is that she wants to continue competing for more championships. well day two of the one of the most prestigious cross-country skiing events in the wall took place on sunday in a lens a hiden in switzerland the women's ten kilometer classic saw in a week in ingrid who set all spec'd posting the best time beating out again patrick . and in the men's fifteen k. classic the swiss cheat on their three time olympic champion. who won by six tenths of a second. more news coming up here on day w. at the top all the hour but so now we'll leave you with s

they were in poland for most of the growing-up years of william. mother was also imbued with those so-called christian values, and one of my favorite stories about her was she was taking a train to columbus later in her life to visit her son, the governor of ohio. the lady next to her struck up a conversation, are you going to columbus? yes, i am, she said. oh, do you have family there? i have a son there. that's all she said. she didn't feel any need to explain that her son was governor of the state. [laughter] so at 17 young william mckinley goes off to college in pennsylvania. the first year he developed some kind of an illness, an ailment, and it never was quite explained or understood what it was, but he had to return to poland where he recuperated. but by the time he recuperated, he couldn't go back to college because economic difficulties had rendered a need for all of the family members to go to work. so he got two jobs. he was a schoolteacher, he was like 17 at that time, 18, and he was a postal clerk. and then comes the civil war. i can't

and robin williams meant a lot to me.it was at the great american music hall four blocks up the veto and opened up the show by saying san francisco, the city, my home, every time i'm away from it, i'm drawn back to it and conversely, every time i see robin williams, i'm brought back to the city. and as a comedian, i'm very, very proud to be standing in front of you, this is such hallowed ground, i've been considering it robin williams meadow a long, long time. i hope you can see making the name change for us today. >> president buell: thank you very much. richard? >> i've been looking over some of the requirements to get a place named after a person, and i'm looking the at all of you, i think this is going to be a very supportive commission in favor of the name change. anyway, i remember good morning vietnam, myself having been a navy medic, we call them combat corps men, they give the congressional honors in world

tennis star serena williams will not be playing in this month's australian open after all. williams pulled out of the tournament, saying she doesn't feel prepared to compete after giving birth four months ago. williams famously won her 23rd grand slam title at last year's australian open while about two months pregnant with her daughter alexis ohanian jr. the australian open starts january 15th. it's xx and we're just getting started. a winter blast-- brings floods, ice, and thousands of canceled flights. now a clean up begins with the region bracing for a dangerously cold weekend. good morning washington. wind chill advisory until noon for the entire area. wind chills will be 5-10 below zero. - dangerous cold today and tomorrow; wind gusts 30+ mph - frostbite type of weather -- please be safe outside & bring in pets! - near record lows this weekend - 40s return next week - watching potential for a wintry mix monday & friday today: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 30+ mph tonight: clear, very cold, and blustery. lows: 3-9 winds: nw 10-15

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their job is to crack down of quality of life crimes says police chief william scottsot williamncisco police department: "general crimes unit addresses property crimes and robberies, car break-ins, bike thefts, chop shops, burglaries">a press conference was held monday to announce that the general crimes unit is the city's answer to what is described here as an auto burglary epidemicsotthe city's sunset district is one of the locations that has been hit hard by these property crimes sot these park smart flyers with information on how to make your vehicles less attractive to auto burglars are being placed on cars. it is a part of the auto-break-in prevention effort. will it be enough to deter theives? this shop ow