he was the nephew of william hall. days after william hall had surrendered for detroit, isaac hall the news comes right after the surrender of detroit. ,t has the opposite reaction has buoyed american hopes that success -- of success. this is winfield scott, a famous american general. more people are familiar with the scary looking early photographs around the time of the civil war. this is how he looked in his 20's just getting started out in dashing, veryry ambitious. he was described by his contemporaries as a god of war. 6'5" he was worried about being so tall. most people would be at least a foot shorter. a very imposing picture on the battlefield. he went on to eventually throughout the entire united states military. he is probably best known for commanding the mexican american war and mentoring many of the young officers that and then fought on both sides of the civil war. he was taking over from the old guard. they were holdover from the revolutionary war. he was probably the best representative of the new youn

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. >>> tonight two elections into the naismith basketball hall of fame. gary williamswon a championship in 2002 and went to two final fours, but before he became an elite coach williams paid his dues as an assistant basketball coach at lafayette college in pennsylvania with a catch. >> the soccer coach just left and that salary is right there. they've never had a full time assistant basketball coach. so if you want to be the assistant basketball coach, you've got to be the head soccer coach. we're talking 1971. we're not talking world cup. >> who knew garry williams was a soccer coach? joining williams in the hall of fame is alonzo mourning, the 6' 10 behemoth who imagined the paint for the hoyas. mourning made seven nba all- star teams, won a championship with the heat in 2006 but credits his old coach john thompson for showing him how to be more than a basketball player. thompson showed mourning how to be a man. >> he saw this kid,is big kid with potential to do more than just play basketball. he gave a piece of himself which transformed me into someone who represent

hall of fame. a couple of big names made it in. former maryland coach gary williams is now a hall of famer.ba georgetown star won the title with the miami heat. he made it in. >> it is good to be remembered for more than just dragging him around on my leg. [laughter] this is as big a thrill as you can get as a coach. i am honored to be part of the hall of fame. >> listen to both of these speeches, they are worth it if you can online. tiger woods misses the cut. leader.lroy is your >> coming up, we will hear from the toddler that caused >> secret service agents are prepared for any kind of threat. but they don't expect to see toddlers wreaking havoc. managed to squeeze her way to the fence and it caused a lock down. >> it was shocking to say the least. you know how kids can get away. it was so fast. she was giggling and laughing. >> the secret service was not aware of the toddler being there until they went them -- there and told them. she got a bit of a timeout. [laughter] her parents now have some >> going to be a good weekend. >> a great forecast. an isolated shower south of d.c.. tempera

. >>> garry williams enters the naismith basketball hall of fame in massachusetts. he coached the team for 22 years, but williams isn't the only local connection headed into the hall. former georgetown center alonzo mourning will be inducted as well, a three time all american, the ' 92 big east player of the year. we had a nice little conversation before it went on here. it's got to be ewing, mourning and iverson. >> i've got to talk about garry williams who was a coach when i there was back in the late '70s. >> '70s, really? i thought it was the '50s. >> congratulations. >> we'll see you back here at 7:00. >> ice bucket challenge. >> pelley: tonight, back in battle. the president orders u.s. warplanes to attack sunni muslim extremists in northern iraq to stop a campaign of terror. but he makes americans this promise: >> i will not allow the united states to be dragged into fighting another war in iraq. >> pelley: reports from david martin, holly williams, and major garrett. the truce is over in gaza. the rocket attacks resume and the death toll mounts. clarissa ward

one local leader who's making a big difference is nfl hall of fame corner and safety back williams. was just inducted into the nfl hall of fame last year. last four seasons with the st. louis rams, knows this community. after football, williams became a pastor. he became a pastor and founded the spirit church in ferguson. after football, williams became pastor and he has given his heart to this community. williams lives just 12 miles from where michael brown was shot. after brown, after the shooting and unrest that followed, williams went out to help guide the people of the community. >> last sunday we were on the road back coming back to st. louis and received a call from the mayor of ferguson asking if i would come to bring calm and stability to the situation that took place. >> no matter how bad that is and it's horrific, right, guess what, at some point we're going to have to get together, us the police and talk. i know you're upset. listen to me, man, we'll never get anywhere if we keep the anger. okay. >> it's a two-way street. >> i agree. that's why i said -- listen to what i

williams. washington square hall, room 109, was the setting for scenes of the movie "flubber," starring williams in 1997. i did not know. >> me either. >>> we are learning new shocking allegations about a bay area slaughterhouse. this morning, two employees and coworkers of rancho feeding corporation in petaluma are facing a laundry list of charges. their accused of tricking federal inspectors to thinking that sick cows were healthy. federal court documents released yesterday claim the accused knowingly processed and distributed meat from cows that had cancer. >> since we're learning about workers who were swapping out the heads of unhealthy cows, cows who were suffering from eye cancer, with the heads of healthy cows, in order to put profit ahead of the interests of animals and people. >> really disturbing stuff. the court documents show employees were told to carve usda-condemned stamps out of the cattle carcasses and to transport them for process and distribution. in february, the usda recalled 8 million pounds of that tainted meat linked to the petaluma slaughterhouse. >>> the 49ers are tryi

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. >> you notice that every time a virgin walks by city city hall william penn waves? >> okay, thanks, q. let's talk about the tooth fairy now. the tooth fairy, reported to me yesterday, that she says she can't give out as much money to kids under their pillows there is year has not been good for the tooth fairy people. >> she is broke. >> according to the study, about how much the tooth fairy leaves under kids pillows, the national average now, listen to there is $3.40. oh,. >> down 30 cents from just last year, that's big drop. >> 3.07 last year? >> when was the last time you saw 3.40? i mean, like bills, and change? >> i don't know. >> , no usually it is just -- >> like a five? >> rounds number. but it is the average. >> moo in my sister's house the tooth fairy started leaving not only little cash but candy, perhaps in an effort to get more teeth, therefore -- >> candy? >> is that the wrong message? >> i know. >> some tooth five ers leave a toothbrush. >> that tooth fair is he awful. >> i know! >> really. >> isn't there only one? if well, santa has some helpers, i t

williams in a room of the hall. it is not known exactly at this time when mr. lliams retired for the evening. he went to a different room of the home. a livehave been watching press conference from california. and that is lieutenant keith boyd, he is the assistant corn oner, he says that there was no signs of struggle, and it asphyxiatent with due to hanging. we will continue in a moment. >> i all accounts it appears hillary clinton is repairing for the 2016 presidential election. our guest, greg, joins us now. reste finally put to questions about whether or not hillary clinton will run for president? >> it certainly sounds that way. here we are in august of 2014 and we have a juicy political fight on our hands with now some obama aides who are reportedly furious with her. >> they have fired back, particularly one. david axelrod did not take too kindly to this. great for good reason. first of all, the white house people are very angry that she said this before the election. that just gives ammunition for the republicans this fall that obama is not running a good

anias williams is a pastor at the spirit church in st. louis, missouri. former nfl great in the hall. pastor williams, good to have you with us tonight. i know you have got the unity challenge out there. i'd like you to take a moment to explain how this can unfold and how tomorrow can be a better day for ferguson, missouri. >> it started off, first of all, thank you for having me. i want to focus on what we can do going forward and what can we practically do in the community that would also have tentacles through the country? that's the unify us because we are the united states. the best of example i can give you, there is an area where i walk and pray in the morning. it looks like many people drive-thru and toss bottles out of cars and things like that. one day the lord put on my heart to get a bag, walk through and pick up all the trash. while i'm doing it, i didn't see anyone coming by. i'm just doing it because this is the thing to do. got tired of seeing trash there. when i finally dumped the trash in the trash can, all of the sudden a guy on a bicycle showed up i didn't know he

williams. >> reporter: stunned reaction here at san francisco city hall this afternoon to news of robin williams' death. this is where he filmed his best known movies. one of the movies is mrs. doubtfire. there was also dissentennial man filmed here. in -- bicentennial man filmed here. he was known to pop in to comedy clubs and do performances himself. news shocked people who say he did so much to put san francisco on the silver screen. >> in the 1990s he shot every film he has done during that time in san francisco. we had mrs. doubtfire, a portion of 9 months. flubber. jack. bitintennial man -- bisintennial man. -- bisentennial man. >> reporter: i spoke to mayor ed lee's office he will have a statement regarding the passing of robin williams later this evening or tomorrow and i spoke to former mayor willie brown who was a friend of robin williams, she was shocked when i told him about robin williams' death. he only said robin was a friend of his. we will also talk to a reverend, robin williams performed at his retirement party. for now reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu cha

. >> the sun shines on the statue of hall-of-famer billy williams at the corner of sheffield and addisoneous day for cubs baseball on wgn sports. it's the hyundai leadoff man as the cubs host the first place milwaukee brewers. hi everyone. great to have you with us. wind blowing in a bit cool, but lots of sunshine on the authority side. the cubs have won two three against the first place brewers, who have a game and a half lead in the n.l. central. highlights from last night. a young fan enjoying the sights, so a

had been killed by carbon monoxide to medical examiner brent hall on june 3rd, in plenty of time to save a little boy's life. jeffrey williamsep from dr. brent hall, not a single warning. >> is it possible that had the medical examiner who had the report, the autopsy, saying that it was carbon monoxide poisoning, that it killed the jenkins in the same room in which jeffrey williams was saying and he had delivered that report to the police, that jeffrey would still be alive? >> i absolutely agree with that. >> we went to dr. hall's office where the receptionist was unreceptive. i'm matt gutman from abc news. >> i'm not interested. >> hall resigned as the medical examiner. in january the grand jury handed out three counts of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault for the williams injuries. the da's office decided to submit to the grand jury one name, and that name being barry damon mallatere. >> how often do you think about this? >> every day. >> that boy, that elderly couple. >> every day. i need to cut. >> unlike smoke detectors, there is no federal requirement for carbon monoxide detectors in hotel rooms. some stat

moving on now, the basketball hall of fame received dmv flavor. gary williams, former head coach and alonso morning, one of georgetown's best will be forever associated with the all-time greats the sport has ever seen. >> i would like to thank all the people here for their support. the hall of fame to support me. this is as big a thrill as you can get as a coach. i'm really honored the to be part of the hall of fame. >> i am humbled, thankful and still uncertain how it all came together. this is not my day. this is everyone whose selflessness i try every day to repay. thank you for recognizing me and all of them. thank you so much for this amazing honor. god bless you all. >> to football now. an historic moment in st. louis. michael sam became the first openly gay football player to play in an nfl game. sam was codefensive player of the year last season. tonight he showed why. here you will see him making a play in the back field. he finished with a tackle. one hit on the quarterback. his team fell short to the saints. final score, 26-24. didn't want to short c

william's honor. room 109 at washington square hall was the setting for scenes of the movie flubber starring williams.was back in 1997. >>> it is 6:22, still ahead on "today in the bay." how honest are you when no one's looking? surprising results of a new study, next. >>> plus celebrating the real from the fake on your news feed. we'll tell you about a new facebook filter coming up next. >>> welcome back the pricing war heating up in the wireless world. sprint is unleashing a brand new pricing plan and says good night to its framily. we like to say that of course. the company is offering companies up to 20 gigabytes of ga that and ten lines all for 100 bucks and doubling its offerings. sprinting is betting it'll revive the company which has been hampered by a network overhaul. >> plus you can't make up words. framily. >>> facebook making a move to clear up confusion. the bbc reports facebook will tag satire stories to prevent them from being mistaken as real news. some stories like the site and onion mash made people confused about it, then they post angry comments from social media users. now tags o

on the streets of new york and in the halls of washington, the outpouring of tributes to williams are to the impact of his work. president obama recalled some of his most memorable roles. robin williams was an an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang peter pan, and everything in between. but he was one of a kind. he arrived in our lives as an alien, but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. williams' spirit was described as electric. henry winkler worked with him on the tv show "happy days." >> he was electrifying. and he was like that no matter what he did, all the time. when i watched him, when we crossed paths, when he was doing his show up the street on paramount. all i saw was boundless energy. he would work all day. he would go to the clubs at night and do stand-up and work on his act. you met him and this was a wave of warmth that swept out of him that covered you like a blanket. >> his talent? >> irreplaceable. there is no one now to fill his shoes. those shoes will remain right there, empty forever. >> comedians at carolin

nba hall of famer charles bashly has reportedly offered to help pay for the services. fifteen year old kira williams, seven year old terrence moore, ten year old joseph were killed on july 25th. their mother survived but remains in critical condition. two arrested and charged. >> governor tom corbett heads to harrisburg to head to lawmakers about the cigarette sales tax. money from that tax will help fund philadelphia schools and close its $81 million budget gap. gop leaders say the bill will have the city impose tax, still lacks enough votes to pass. school officials warn layoff notice woulds go out on august 15th, and schools might not open on time. "eyewitness news" will have live update for you on this story from harrisburg later on today. >>> and, septa and representatives from the transit workers union will attend a hearing today in washington, d.c. last month, an emergency board appointed by president obama recommended an agreement that would settle the contract dispute between septa and the two unions. during that hearing, they'll be asked to explain why the parties have not yet reached a se

williams meant to them. joy? >> all right. thank you very much, halle jackson. chris witherspoon is the entertainment editor at thegrio.com. i want to ask you about the intensity of the reaction that we are seeing from some of the people who worked with robin williams. you've seen celebrities, some saying they weren't even capable of putting out a statement they were so jupset. >> yeah, whoopi goldberg and billy crystal said there aren't any words for this. there really aren't. robin williams' wife said we should focus on his legacy and how he touched so many folks. i grew up watching robin williams as a child. i remember "aladdin" came out when i was 10 years old. he did "hook," "mrs. doubtfire." my mother and i went to these movies. it was a way for us to connect. he still has four films that are going to be coming out later on this year and next year. he has this great body of work to be celebrates, but there truly are no words. >> i want to have you stay with us. i want to bring in his winstead. robin williams saw you perform the night you got your first big

bloomington, illinois, bill in light of the death of robin williams, the country is in dire need of respectful coverage of the depression. valerie hall i respect you for not sensationalizing the robin williams story. your focus on depression may save lives. dr. christopher, stony brook, new york, as a psychiatrist it is important to recognize that depression is a physical illness and victims have little control over it. proper medication is the only way to restore the body and mind to full balance. vince, columbus, ohio, karl rove is wrong on iraq. everybody i know thinks the war was a mistake. daniel, california, karl was right. our military took care of business in iraq and obama's tossing it all away. so here's the latest polling, it's from quinnipiac, an honest poll, 1500 registered voters. was the war in iraq the right thing to do or the wrong thing? 32% of americans looking back say right thing. 61% wrong thing. 7% don't know. charles mcdonald, princeton, new jersey, president obama doesn't confront evil in the world because he is a secular progressive. they believe in moral relativity. that is correct, charles. i made that poi

on the streets of new york and in the halls of washington, the outpouring of tributes to williams arepresident obama recalled some of his most memorable roles. robin williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang peter pan, and everything in between. but he was one of a kind. he arrived in our lives as an alien, but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. williams' spirit was described by those who knew him as electric. henry winkler worked with him on the tv series "happy days". >> he was electrifying. and he was like that no matter what he did all the time. when i watched him, when we crossed paths, when he was doing his show up the street on paramount, all i saw was boundless energy. he would work all day. he would go to the clubs at night and do stand-up and work on his act. you met him and there was a wave of warmth that swept out of him that covered you like a blanket. >> his talent? >> irreplaceable there is no one to now fill his shoes. those shoes will remain right there empty forever. >> comedians at caroline's in ne

williams had a unique talented. i saw him at carnegie hallew years ago and almost his entire act was exsearch rainous off the cuff. brilliance doesn't even begin to cover it his piers knew that they understood the giant talent of robin williams. >> too soon. he is out of here way too soon. is he very gifted. benchmark. no one can ever kind of reach that again, i don't think. no one ever did. >> mourning the loss of such a great man and he was also a friend and i admired him and he is a legend. >> he made people laugh. in today's world with the violence and everything that is going around, there was very serious -- we are going to miss him a lot. >> many creative artists are tortured souls. ernest hemingway and kurt cobain there is a unique pressure on famous people. everyone has high expectations of them and very difficult to live up to those expectations and still live as a normal human being. i met robin williams one time at yankee stadium. he seemed to be a good guy, maybe everybody in the box laugh and he was very courteous. colonel hunt

check out andre williams who had running touchdown to get things start in the last night's hall of fame game in canton ohio, new york giants beat the buffalo bills in practice play, 17 to 13, very first pre-season game on the football calendar. speaking of football, eagles first pre-season game this friday in chicago against the bears. the birds are back at the nova care complex for training camp today. it is on. erika, back to you. >> thank you ukee. don't get burned by the sun this summer. doctor rob here helping you pick out the right sunscreen. also, you don't have to break the bank for good times with friends this summer. we're on your side helping you entertain for less. we'l >>> erika, might be little dreary start, looking out the window oh man looks he can accurately what it look like yesterday. just cloudy, dreary, but i promise you this cloud cover is going to have a chance to thin out. we will get some sunshine, and have a chance to sort of brighten up, warm up for that matter. storm scan3 all basically in the clear right now the problem is we have a relatively calm winds and

hall. this is "newsnation." we're following the reaction to the loss of a hollywood icon. robin williamsd as one a kind. tribute continues to grow on the hollywood walk of fame and near his home in san francisco where he was found dead of an apparent suicide yesterday. so many continue to share their condolences. robin was a lightning storm of comic genius and the laughter was a thunder that sustained him, he's a pal and i can't believe his gone writes stephen spielberg. meryl streep shared their reaction to the news this morning on the "today" show. >> his giftd was the most the most mistour use of all. it was genius. we don't understand it. geniuss can do things we have to learn how to do. >> it's hard to imagine unstoppable energy stopped. and it's -- he was such a generous soul. >> and overnight his only daughter, zelda williams wrote, quote, i love you, i miss you, i'll try to keep looking up. in what would be his final message he posted a photograph of him holding her as a baby. you can see it there. halle jackson joining me now from hollywood. all of hollywood, obviously, shocked

halls of washington. outpouring of tributes to williams are a testament to the impact of his work.a recalled some of his most memorable roles. robin williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang peter pan and everything in between. he arrived in our lives as an alien but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. williams' spirit was described by those who knew him as electric. henry winkler worked with him on the tv series "happy days." >> he was electrifying. and he was like that no matter what he did all the time. when i watched him, when we crossed paths, when he was doing his show up the street on paramount. all i saw was boundless energy. he would work all day. he would go to the clubs at night and do stand-up and work on his act. you met him and there was a wave of warmth that swept out of him that covered you like a blanket. >> his talent? >> irreplaceable. there is no one to now fill his shoes. those shoes will remain right there, empty forever. >> comedians at carolines in new york remember williams with admiration.

hall of famer tom brady. we'll be right back ♪ ♪ >> robin williams provide us with more laughs than probably any other comedichit he. >> his roles were legendary. they left us with memories that will last a lifetime. >> can you be serious. >> maybe for second. no, see. >> sorry. >> hello. >> ♪ >> i do voices. >> yes. >> having a major difficulty in finding the end knee. >> be life. be free. >> you do an he can electric celebration of a dance. >> i should go to moscow and stand in line for bread. stale bread. >> stale bread. >> all right sparky. here's the deal. >> keep your hands and arms inside the >> only in dreams can men be truly free. it was always thus and always thus pgh. >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 pgh "eyewitness news" returns in the morning at 4:30 with ukee and erika. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" oil chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com pgh the late show with david letterman is next pgh to it in's guest is dana carvey. have good night. we'll see you tomorrow. pgh >> announcer: the following is a paid adverti

hall of fame class of 2014 was enshrined in canton. seven players inducted, 55 pro bowls between them including derrick brooks, claude humphrey, anias williamsoffensive tackle walter jones. wide receiver andre reed, defensive end michael strahan, and punter ray guy. guy, who won three super bowls with the raiders, became the first true punter ever elected to the hall of fame. >> it's been a long, long overdue. but now the hall of fame has a complete team. >> i'm so honored to wear this gold jacket. number 284 or 287. i wear it with pride and i promise to respect all it represents as long as i live. >> i remember being in the gym and i didn't want to be there. and my dad looked at me and says, son, one day it will pay off. and dad, i got to say, it paid off. it really did. >> congratulations to all the inductees. michael strahan, he started his speech like i would start my speech. i remember being in the gym and i didn't want to be there. >> wonderful to see his dad there. >> absolutely. ray guy, he deserved to be in the hall of fame a long time ago. >>> breaking news update, sources tell us long-time d.c. councilmember marion barry has been

hall of fame game. giants down 3-0, and three-yard touchdown for williams. and the giants win the game, 17-13. >>> for much more, check out a live "sportscenter" right here, 9:00 a.m. eastern on espn. i'm jay harris. see you. >>> thanks to jay. >>> up next in the pulse, not a job for the faint of heart, how a window washing crew got out of this one. >>> and land ahead, a bad day for a boater after his yacht comes untied. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're not just shopping for goods. you're shopping for something great. learn more at buypowercard.com i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list

. >> reporter: the dining hall feels the same 25 years later. robin williams as an english teacher at a fictional academy. >> this was from the beginning of the film. >> reporter: all shot at the very real saint andrew's school in middletown, delaware. >> this is robin and myself. >> reporter: this man was a 17-year-old extra in the film and spent time with robin williams. >> he stopped the scene and went out and took photographs with certain people on the set, which i have photographs of. it was very humble he would do that. >> reporter: the chapel is where robin williams' character is introduced as the new teacher. eric was a second year math teacher at saint andrew's as he watched filming. >> he is walking along and a group of his students are running after him and catch up with him to show -- confront him with a picture from his yearbook. >> reporter: he remembers seeing two men. >> he was on or off. it was a switch. i never really saw anything in between. >> reporter: at this theater in the center of town where the play scene was filmed, the flowers and m

one informed hall data that are busted back thar. lieutenant colonel williams wrote very frankly many years later "the report from the men was the first estimation we would have to fight the gross -- negroes. i never felt more like fighting in my life. our comrades had been slaughtered in the most inhuman and brutal way and black slaves were trampling over their mangled and bleeding forms. we strung every arm with nerves of steel with a herculean task." mahone gives a rallying speech which amazingly is not filled with any racially charged language just before the virginians attack at 9:00 a.m. confederate officers actually wrote," they sprang forth from the ravine." he admits the bayonet was used in a way that you never seem. this was a veteran. virginians pay a heavy cost to capture a few feet of earthworks. the georgians would follow them in. virginia who was watching recalled they made to a tax and felt like -- two attacks and a sale like autumn leaves. the 49th georgia infantry share with his dear sister. "the president came -- the prisoners came leaping ov

hall of famer tom brady. we'll be right back ♪ ♪ >> robin williams provide us with more laughs than probably any other comedict he. >> his roles were legendary. they left us with memories that will last a lifetime. >> can you be serious. >> maybe for second. no, see. >> sorry. >> hello. >> ♪ >> i do voices. >> yes. >> having a major difficulty in finding the end knee. >> be life. be free. >> you do an he can electric celebration of a dance. >> i should go to moscow and stand in line for bread. stale bread. >> stale bread. >> all right sparky. here's the deal. >> keep your hands and arms inside the >> only in dreams can men be truly free. it was always thus and always thus it's huge! acme's anniversary sale? ♪ it's acme's anniversary sale. this week check out the quaker breakfast event, $1.49 each. nabisco chips ahoy cookies, $1.99. and frito lay party size chips, $2.99 each. don't miss our biggest sale ever! hey mom! look what i found. acme. this sale is huge! hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killi

williams is a golden club winning hall of fame composer and songwriter. mr. williams, you will be glad to know your friend mr. gilmore from texas admonish 3 to be easy on you today. looking at that from his state, will be careful to adhere to that request. mr chris harrison, vice president of business and assistant general counsel is also an adjunct professor teaching music lot at the university of texas school of law. and the university of north carolina, i am pleased to say in political science from the university of north carolina chapel hill. good to have you in the room today. and mike huppe, in his position he is establishing long-term strategic plan and vision for the organization. he received his b.a. from the university of virginia and to j.d. from the harvard school of law. i would like to follow mr. david prayer, chief executive officer of siriusxm, responsible for overseeing finance, itn satellite development operations, he received his m.b.a. from the university of michigan at ann arbor. before we begin to hear from the witnesses i would like each

hall of famer tom brady. >> more news when we come back. good morning. >> robin williams found dead in his san francisco home. he apparently committed suicide, fought to stay sober for years. >> connie murray, her husband, christopher, later confessed to her murder. >> more road work is underway in philadelphia. penndot is repaving the inner lanes of the roosevelt boulevard. that is just one of 97 construction projects in our area, made possible by new funding from harrisburg. bob will have more details coming up. >> our time now 4:50. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing more trouble from the us postal service. what's happening? >> reporter: good morning, ukee, erika, the post office lost $2 billion this spring, which means it, won't be able to meet $6 billion payment pavement for its retiring fun. post offers actually brought in more money by increasing prices, still salaries, benefit costs are going up, and there has been big drop in people who use first class mail. that's big source of revenue f

hall of fame. large crowds have been gathering around to leave pictures, mementos and leaving prayers. williams was awarded the hollywood star in 1990. robin williams lived in unincorporated tiburon. his home has become a shrine to the legendary entertainer as fans continue to flock in place where he died. sal castanedo is outside of the home where he's been talking to the neighbors. >> reporter: here in marin, robin williams was known as the guy who would always stop and say goodbye and a man who didn't take himself too seriously. many in this marin county neighborhood say they immediately knew something was wrong when the emergency vehicles pulled up to the home right around noon yesterday. later when the news broke of robin williams's death, neighbors say it was a great loss felt very close to home. >> very sad. >> reporter: wrms was an act -- williams was an active member of the community even with his full schedule appearing in films and working in television. he still dropped into the theater in mill valley to do standup with his long-time friend mark pitta and other comedians. it was com

hall workers, the soldiers keeping guard. it was in kuwait in 2007, entertaining the troops, when robin williams had an unforgettable moment himselfr: retreat sounded. signaling the lowering of the flag. and everyone turned to face it. williams, not quite knowing what was happening, just paused. but there was that ide, that respect, and then so quickly afterwards, the humor. >> i'm not going to forget that! i've never had an entire audience just go, forget you! >> reporter: our troops knew he was one of the special ones. a man who truly cared and showed it. i'm martha raddatz for "nightline" in washington. >> tonight the secretary of defense called williams a true friend and supporter of our troops. we want to thank you for watching "nightline" tonight. we'll have much more on the death of robin williams first thing in the morning on "gma" and tomorrow a special edition of "20/20." get the latest news any time you want it on abcnews.com. i'm dan harris. want it on abcnews.com. i'm dan harris. good night. debra: i know you weren't there today, but wouldn't you agree that sometimes-- i'm not saying all the time-- but sometimes marie

hall core yard at 3:00. >> well surprising revelation today in the death of robin william. his widow said today that the actor was dealing with the early stages of parkinson's disease. she said her husband had stayed sober after going through rehab earlier this summer. robin william died in his california home on monday. investigators say the 63 year old hanged himself. >> it's not unreasonable that is sued sigh could be connected to parkinson's disease. with mohammed ali, you see that his face is frozen. you know, perhaps mr. williams was afraid that that mitt happ happen. his facial expression is so much a part of who he is and what he does. >> there was a study publish last year that found people diagnosed with depression are three times more likely to develop parkinson's but there is no evidence that parkinson' social security caused by depression. >> well as more details emerge about the death of robin williams there's warning to note for in one who is logging on to learn more. in about 10 minutes from now jim donovan will show us how scam artists are taking advantage

williams. >> are there holes in security at mineta san jose international airport tonight? why city hallng the questions seriously. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama deatz. >> a member of the san jose city council is accusing the people of not taking breeches as seriously as they could. the next step to expose the hole, then, plug them. david louie is live at mineta san jose with the story. david? >> a congressional study indicates every airport has five security breeches per year. the san jose city council wants to know how many cases have gotten here. >> it will look at every aspect in search of loopholes and vulnerabilities. staff maintain there was no breech of security when the 62-year-old was able to get by a screener and gate agent without a boarding pass. >> if we have weaknesses i would rather they find them and correct them and contact the public. >> police staffing may be scrutinized. just four years ago, 41 officers were assigned to the airport. that number is now 19. two are posted at security check points the airport director acknowledged she would like to see mo

hall of fame has a complete team. >> congratulations to ray. let's head down to stanford. women's tennis. semi finals, serina williams facing andrea who eliminated her sister in the quarter. the battle in the first set but finishes with an ace. takes it 7-5. worn down, serina cruised in the second. cracked in winner. serina advances to the finals again. long on match point. 7-5, 6-0 advancing to sunday's final. >>> firestone country club in ohio. the opener shot up the leader board with four under 66. perfect read for the birdie. he jumped second, just three back. garcia started the third round. after a course record 61 yesterday, 367 today, he's the leader at 14 under. >> coming up at 11: 0, reaction from the quakes. can't wait to hear what it is like to play out there. fun for everybody. >> sweet first goal, too. >> yes, exactly. not a field goal. >> no. >> it was only one point. >> there you go. >> all right, thanks. >>> up next on abc 7 news at >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00 a successful evewith the highest levelde of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with

williams. >> are there holes in security at mineta san jose international airport tonight? why city hall is taking the questions seriously. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama deatz. >> a member of the san jose city council is accusing the people of not taking breeches as seriously as they could. the next step to expose the hole, then, plug them. david louie is live at mineta san jose with the story. david? >> a congressional study indicates every airport has five security breeches per year. the san jose city council wants to know how many cases have gotten here. >> it will look at every aspect in search of loopholes and vulnerabilities. staff maintain there was no breech of security when the 62-year-old was able to get by a screener and gate agent without a boarding pass. >> if we have weaknesses i would rather they find them and correct them and contact the public. >> police staffing may be scrutinized. just four years ago, 41 officers were assigned to the airport. that number is now 19. two are posted at security check points the airport director acknowledged she would like t

would have been on their way to william port this weekend but instead they are very happy to welcome back their shooting partner and best friend. we're live at city hallight diane in rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right diana thank you very much. mo'ne davis of course is the face of the taney dragons and there had been people trying to make money off these phenom. on e-bay we found mo'ne davis signed baseballs being sold for as much as three hun doctor dollars. many people we talked with say there's a fine line when it comes to kids and that collectors shouldn't cross it. >> they ought that be shamed of there's for not doing that. that's not cool. you're he can politing kids. >> there's a fine line with credibilitiable and quick had the money. people are catching the fire. this is it. >> the girl is on fire. team is on fire. >> and to be clear there is nothing illegal about selling a baseball signed by a child. >>> share your thoughts about the taney dragons with us. you can read more about their journey to williamsport on our website the address is cbsphilly.com. >> well there was some rain in williamsport earlier tonight and now there are som

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. >>> a lot of negative stories coming out of ferguson, hall-of trying to bring positivity to his hometown. anian williamsular hometown down goou. williams became a pastor in the community. he says he's hoping to bring ferguson's youth together as they move forward prosecute the crisis. this is his community. williams are will join us tomorrow to tell us what he's doing to help ferguson recover. keep it here. this is "the ed show" on msnbc. and burning. i'd lift my arm and the pain back here was excruciating. when i went to the doctor his first question was "did you have chickenpox?" i thought it was something that, you know, old people got. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these new milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant new way to take care of his teeth. clinically proven as effective as brushing. ok, here you go. have you ever seen a dog brush his own teeth? the twist and nub design cleans all the way down to the gum line, even reaching the back teeth. they taste like a treat, but th

william port. thousands more cheered them here on home. there are watch parties in chestnut hill and at philadelphia city hall hanging on every pitch. we've got live team coverage of tonight's game. todd quinones watched with friends of some of the players but we'll begin in williamsport. matt rivers has late reaction from the taney coach. matt? >> reporter: chris, all in all a tough day out here for the taney dragons an tough game for may know davis taken out of the game in the top of the third after giving up three runs and the dragons eventually lost tonight's game to nevada by a final score of eight to one. we have some footage to show you from this game this great game here in william port tonight. as you can see, things did not go well right off the bat more or less. mo'ne gave up two run homerun in the second inning and nevada went up three to nothing. the dragons did not go quietly. they had their chances scoring a run on pass ball in the bottom of forth up to go narrow the score to three to one they even load the bases with no outs in that same inning but defensive may by the nevada second baseman doubled up the runner at f