. >> reporter: william cook was just 18 years old when he stepped on an ied while he was deployed in iraq. >> i just remember a feeling of like a large amount of pressure on my body. the next thing i know i'm looking up at the sky. >> reporter: cook now 22 years old lost part of his left leg, suffered damaged nerves and tendons in his right leg and lost tish ur in his arm. he still didn't feel quite right. >> memory's never been the same. suddenly i'll be angry, and then i'll be sad, and then it will just come out of nowhere and it will be extreme and make no accepts. my ears have always been ringing. a lot of headaches. almost crippling headaches. like they just come out of nowhere. >> reporter: the doctors told cook to see a therapist and prescribed a slew of medications for him. but nothing helped. until a friend referred him to dr. steven zenakas, a retired army brigadier general and psychiatrist who felt the symptoms were consistent with a traumatic brain injury. >> we found in the soldiers that they will have problems with attention, with recent memory, with understanding what'

appeals to the nfl commissioner it received a one- year suspension and greg williams was suspended indefinitely. >>> elizabeth cook cbs five. a 71 year-old man killed by bicyclist while crossing a street tonight we're getting the sightless account of what happens. as robert lyles reports the red blob post he describes what he says was a split-second decision that ended in a bloody crash. >>> terry he ran this tiny town travel agency for 30 years. and this morning a lot of airline people were calling us to see if that was terry ends a mean nothing it was really very sad. >>> and impossible to imagine the 71 year-old they knew and loved is the same and rundown the market in castro intersection. until they saw his widow betty. did we heard something. my husband was on the floor. >>> it wasn't a car and bicycle and then police say was riding the bike is hours after the accident in kerrey allegedly wrote a letter and yellow as i was approaching the intersection and that i was already wasted committed to stop. the reason the question was as innocent or a criminal negligence? allegedly he went on to write a recycling law

william wormley, one of the sons of lynch, was a founding member of laurel lodge number 7 of the free masons in 1823. he and his associates, john cook and francis statute, formed a columbian harmony society to establish a cemetery for free blacks. he also was the district of columbia agent for william lloyd garrison's abolition publication the liberate tore in the 1830s. around that same time, he built a schoolhouse for his sister, mary, oichlt street between 15th and 16th foot education of free blacks which was damaged in the riots of 1835. it should be note that had francis scott key of star spangled banner fame, who happened to be a investigation terment in this very same church, was the strict attorney at the time and was tasked with prosecuting young black man whose alleged transgressions of being drunk and attacking a white woman precipitated the snow riot. during this time, the children of lynch rebeingwere actively e. samuel, owen, will william and james were finding other means of employment by serving as laborers.ill william and james were finding other means of employment by serving as laborers.ll william and james were f

regiment, william served with charles and john cook j.r. during the peterson campaign, as quoted in the tribune. as further evidence of the role the family played in abolition, james actively engaged in slave running. on a visit with governor seward, after his career in government had ended, a correspondent wrote seward had commented that he and james had spirited slaves down the james river on their schooner to freedom a year and a half prior to the emancipation proclamation. i often contemplate what a dichotomy that james wormley maintained his personal relationships with confederate leaders such as jeff davis, floyd, slidell, and old, while at the same time he was fighting for freedom and abolition and his son lives were on the line in the civil war. when the 13th amendment was passed, there was a custom that members of congress would circulate copies of the document among colleagues for signatures to have as a memento of its passage. charles sumner, one of its supporters, had obtained on his copy over 150 signatures, including of that p

cook county commissioner william beavers is holding a fund-raiser to help cover his legal bills. beavers is facing federal tax evasion charges. prosecutors say he failed to pay income taxes on more than 226- thousand dollars that he took from his campaign funds and his county expense account. beavers denies the charges. today's event is at the mcdonald's on navy pier. it costs 125-dollars per person. the proceeds will benefit the commissioners legal defense. a once-influential real estate consultant will be sentenced today, for his role in a corruption scandal involving some of rod blagojevich's top aides. john glennon admitted, he withheld his knowledge of a kickback scheme involving the "chicago medical school," to protect a six-figure commission *he* received. eventually, glennon testified blagojevich administration. former bears quarterback jim mc-mahon is being sued in connection with his work as a board member of now defunct broadway bank. the sun-times reports the f-d-i- c is targeting mcmahon and others in a lawsuit to recover more than one hundred million dollars lost fr

cooke. i did have a finding on william eagan found at the medical journal of the washington navy yard. nothing too terribly exciting. but you have to look at the records with more banal information in order to find the records that can really lead you someplace. so we see that william eagan was treated for some sort of skin condition and given blackwash, which was a common topical solution that was given for fungal infections or whatever, have you. and there's also robert williamson treated with powders. we don't know -- there's no way to tell whether that is the robert williamson, or it was simply misspelled. we see another slide here with william eagan being treated. these are boilermaker companies in new york where our robert williams may have worked. robert williams, a boilermaker, appears in the new york directory on 21st street for the years 1853 and 1854. he is not present in 1855. there is one who appears in 1856, but i don't believe he appears in 1857. so there's no way to prove that that's our robert williams. but it is some evidence. now, this is our robert williams enlistme

william balfour.. the man accused of killing three members of singer jennifer hudson's family at cook county criminal court. tonya? there are only five alternates hearing testimony today as one alternate juror called in sick ... photos of william balfour and his clothing were taken the day he was taken into custody ... this turned out to be an emotional day for william balfour in the courtroom. he welled up when he saw the large screen photographs of julian king playing dad.laying dead investigators say that balfour still an s u v and drove the child across town where the child had been shot twice in the back of the head and found dead days later ... jennifer hudson and william belfort's ex-wife the sister of jeff rutzen julie hudson were not in the courtroom a phone call was made to julia hudson the morning of the murders and then a cellphone was turned off for several hours after that other officers are scheduled to testify today other members of the hudson family including jennifer hudson will be in the courtroom this afternoon a boy who was kidnapped from a saint louis hospital on tuesday while awaitin

william can't be here today. he would love it here. >> reporter: now he's back, and even after a year on the world stage, they still cook dinners and watch movies in their remote cottage in wales, a world away from the pomp of their big day. this time last year the sun shone on kate and william's wedding. lucky for them their not getting married this week, it's pouring rain in london. when they move into kensington palace next year, they're hoping they'll be blessed again with a new arrival. unlike princess diana, kate will not be put under pressure to begin having children. >> i believe they both want to start a family, but in their own time. >> reporter: after all, their first 12 months have already been truly a royal year. nbc news, london. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. don't forget "dateline" tonight. brian williams will be here

jurors need to be chosen for the trial of william belfour the man accused of murdering three members of the singer jennifer hudson family monica schneider's live with cook county criminal court building with the latest in a line we are down to picking the final four members of the jury panel the defendant william balfour was dressed for court he if convicted he can spend the rest of his life in courtjail ... he committed those murders in october 2008 ... prosecutors say that he shot them all because he was enraged in a jealous fit he was married to jennifer hudson sister ... there are some thoughts that the star power of jennifer hudson might benefit the prosecution but those chosen for the jury panel believe they can be an unbiased. most who were dismissed were dismissed over financial hardship in serving on the jury for a high-profile case for such a long time ... a newly released police recording is raising more questions in a police brutality case in north chicago during darren hana arrest last fall he can be heard yelling and pleading with police officers officers were responding to a call claiming that he was fighting with his pregnant girlfriend

a year in, william and kate may live on a world stage, but they still cook dinners and watch movies inemote cottage in wales. as normal a couple as they can manage it, as they celebrate their first year together privately. within the next year, william and kate are expected to move into kensington palace, a 20-room apartment fit for a king, and that is when many predict we might just hear the pitter patter of little royal feet. jenna? >> seems about right. michelle kosinski. michelle, thanks. we're going to take a break. we're back. but first, these messages. today, we stand against the tyranny of single mile credit cards. battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] for too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card, you'll earn double miles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer ] hawaii, here we come. [ alec ] so sign up today for a venture card at capitalone.com. and start earning double. [ all ] double miles! [ brays ] what's in your wallet? can you play games on that? not on the runway. no. how math and science kind of makes the world w

and his associates, john cook and francis thatcher, formed columbian harmony society to establish a cemetery for free blacks. he also was the district of columbia agent for william lloyd garrison's abolition publication the liberator in the 130s. around that same time, he built a schoolhouse for his sister, mary, on i street between 15th and 16th for the education of free blacks which was damaged in the riots of 1835. that would be right on the next street from where we are today. anecdotely, it should be noted that, francis scott key of star spangled banner fame, who happened to be a vestrymen in this very same church, was the district attorney at the time and was tasked with prosecuting young black man whose alleged transgressions of being drunk and attacking a white woman precipitated the snow riot. during this time, the children of lynch were actively employed. throughout the con -- community. samuel, owen, william and james were finding other means of employment by serving as laborers in the various government agencies in the immediate area while also developing the family hat business. several of the sons were paid for cleaning rooms in the treasury after

williams-pear schnaps from our canton. it's made from a special type of pear, and we usually serve it when we have special guests. while i'm cooking, i can see what everyone in the family's doing, and that's a lot cozier than if i were off in another room. i don't cook all that much, though, because we've got a hotel. a really nice cheese fondue is something our kids love. it doesn't take long to make -- you don't have to prepare much, and everybody likes it. >> we live in a catholic region. we're devout christians, and we go to church every sunday. you really can't call this typically swiss. we work together in a hotel that has a lot of wood in the interior. so we decided if we ever got our own apartment, we'd like to have as much light and white as possible, and lots of windows, so when we came home in the evening, we could feel comfortable in different surroundings. thanks for coming by, and ciao, everybody! >> now, divorce is no longer a taboo subject. most societies accept that "til death do us part" often turns out to be wishful thinking. but the reasons for divorce seem to vary -- just as the reasons to get married aren't t

william can't be here today. he would love it here. >> reporter: now, he's back and even after a year on the world stage, they still cook dinners and watch movies in their remote cottage in wales. a world away from the pomp of their big day. this time last year, the sun shone on kate and william's wedding. lucky for them they're not getting married this week. it's mostly been pouring with rain in london. when they move into kensington palace next year, people will be hoping they're blessed again with a new arrival. still, royal watchers say unlike princess diana, kate will not be put under pressure to begin having children. >> i believe they both want to start a family but in their own time. >> reporter: after all, their first 12 months have already been truly a royal year. nbc news, london. >> a lot of pressure, all right. >>> he may be far from royal fame but he's a star to many in his hometown of san jose. "american idol" top eight finalist deandre brecken sick made his first public appearance since being voted off the show. hundreds gathered a east ridge mall in san jose for a chance to get an autograph and even a picture with their

cooking. nothing. >> don't you mean burning? >> yes. >> all right, on the roads, if you are traveling northbound along i-95 approaching the prince william reminds of of accident activity off the road to the shoulder here. the lanes are open but the backup on northbound i-95 is starting to slow in dale city as you work your way northbound. even have some rubbernecking delays here in the hov lane heading north. inner loop coming across the wilson bridge toward telegraph lane in the local lanes, i have an accident blocking the left lane there. looks good leaving college park trying to get past colesville road and around towards 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >>> apple once again making news in the tech industry. there is word that a hot new product could be on the way. fox's tracy burns gets us the 4 # 1. >> reporter: the apple rumor mill starts churning but this time the rumors might actually come true. accord tying chinese web site, apple plans to announce a new mini ipad later this year. the tablet would be about two inches smaller than its current model and billed as a direct competitor to windows 8 based

. >> william and kate may walk the red carpets, but still have a cottage in wales. kate does the shopping. cooks dinner. >> their chemistry is an absolute delight. >> reporter: bringing an unexpectedly infectious mix of energy and normalcy to quite possibly the most extraordinary life imaginable. they will celebrate this first year of marriage in private. and what first anniversary would be complete without barbies in one's own image and likeness. although some of the guys in our office were a little disappointed it didn't come with that cool convertible they drove in right after the wedding. carl? >> you can send that to me at 30 rock, michelle. thank you very much. michelle kosinski. just ahead, a couple blasted for not giving a 3-year-old boy a baseball that was tossed into the stands. but his parents say there's more to the story. we'll talk with them. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> just ahead, why some telemarketers are still calling if you're on the do not call list. ♪ [ female announcer ] irresistibly touchable skin hour after hour. ♪ it all starts with new 48-hour nivea extended

williams number. thinking, you know what, everything could be turning here and next thing you know you have a tim cookituation perhaps where the earnings turned out to be in a ramp you didn't realize and jobs set on that ramp. >> you would rather have a share of berkshire or apple. >> i am a p.e. guy in the end and apple is so dirt cheap. >> great piece in the journal saying it has more ground to cover if it will catch up to what the company is doing right now. >>> o'meara's veteran technology analyst with eye opening thoughts about microsoft and facebook and we'll talk to him in the 11 a.m. hour. one more look at futures and a give back after the big rally yesterday and see how today shapes up. between black and white answers... ...and 1,000 shades of grey duff & phelps finds the sweet spot that powers sound decisions. duff & phelps financial advisory and investment banking services. [ male announcer ] aggressive styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the 2012 c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amazing...inside and out. see your authorized m

cooks and footmen and chauffeurs and members of the family. >> in fact, that's the most, i think, important moment, important point to make here is that you notably interviewed prince williamions? >> no, not at all. he was very relaxed. i wrote it him after the wedding. look, i have been writing this book about your grandmother for two years. i'd love to talk to you. as you say, the queen's never given an interview. i wanted to find out what it would be like as a 25-year-old. you can't ask the queen, but here's a guy in his 20s who could probably answer that question better than anyone else. i had a lot chat in his remarkably small office, actually, quite a modest office. he shares it with kate, the duchess, and prince harry, almost like an episode of "friends." this little study, three desks, but they're never all there at the same time. >> where is this? >> st. james's palace, a very cozy setup. we had a really good chat and covered all sorts of ground. >> you talked for about an hour? >> yeah, we had a wonderful chat about the royal wedding because when he went to his first wedding-planning meeting, he was handed this long his of 777 people he had to invite. he said, i