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williams: it's row one and it's lot 16. >> cooper: she was 11 when her father was laid to rest here at burr oak, an historic african- american cemetery in cookllinois. her mother, a nurse, struggled to pay for the burial. >> williams: it's traditional in our culture to give that last rite. my brother and i ate beans. i mean, we didn't eat because she was so committed to... to making sure her husband was put down in a decent fashion. >> cooper: so, buying that headstone was, financially, a big deal. >> williams: a burden. i mean, a burden. >> cooper: that was in 1978. years later, when she came back to visit her father's grave, she couldn't find his headstone. when she demanded an explanation from cemetery staff, she says they acted like she was confused or crazy and threatened to call police if she didn't leave. roxie williams, however, wasn't crazy. in 2009, acting on an insider's tip, the sheriff's department discovered workers at burr oak had been removing headstones, digging up coffins and dumping remains in mass graves so they could resell the plots. it soon became apparent an entire community had been deceived. hundreds of bodies were

cook told the audience, he continues to see the stunning success of the ipad throughout the world. >>> a flame to carry. we catch up with sarah williams, of just 22 americans chosen to carry the olympic torch in london. williams grew up in the area. and she skyped with jodi hernandez. >> i'm beyond excited. >> reporter: 19-year-old sarah williams says she can't believe she'll be heading to london to play a special role in the public olympics. 1 of 22 teenagers to carry the olympic torch. >> i was just -- i don't know what they saw in me. >> reporter: what they saw, an incredible spirit of giving. inspired by a book written by a former foster child. williams started a blanketmaking project four years ago. and the project spread nationwide. >> the kids don't have anything. so, a blanket. you think of what that symbolizes. security and warmth. >> reporter: thanks to williams, thousands of children across the bay area and the nation have something to hold on to. foster a dream and martinez distribute blankets to children around the year. >> when they come to the birthday party or come to get their backpacks, they're going to get a blanket

we're going to fill you in on what was cooking with them and have much more ahead as we get started. for example, this video made ted williamsn overnight star last year. so what is the man with the golden voice up to now? ted williams will join us. an update on what's going on. he's written a book. that and much more as we start on a monday morning. back to you. >> it will be cool to see him. all right. see you in a bit. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:36. 64 degrees. another controversial magazine cover will have you doing a double take. >>> a news4 health alert. how the benefits of red wine could help stop an epidemic plaguing the country. >>> texting and walking is illegal and will cost you $85. >>> we'll see off and on showers today. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fi

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