his name is madieu williams and ron allen has retraced his story to sierra leone in west africa where williams came from and it's where he now gives back. >> reporter: madieu williams has come home to a school he built in a poor community in sierra leone. >> i see a lot of myself in these children and give them the opportunity. the sky's the limit. >> reporter: he brought volunteers from a group called healing hands and a friend and fellow football player, tequel jackson. handing out basic school supplies. most classes often don't have books. most students never finish grade school. >> it's emotional to see the kids so bright and eager and excited and happy. >> reporter: the dentist came, too, for most kids their first visit. >> it's going to be okay, i promise. >> this is my street. >> reporter: williams was born in this war-ravaged nation. ten years of civil war, infrastructure destroyed. more than half live on about $1 per day. now williams is a star football player, number 20 on the minnesota vikings, but never far from his roots. you say you don't want to be defined by football.

having having trent williams in the house will help. he haseen able to put on pads for the first time this week. he was in a limited role. he suffered a knee and toe injury against the texans. the coach says he is feeling better but wouldn't say whether he is going to play. >> there's a lot of possibilities. a lot of combinations we could go. usually based on the trainers and him and what we think is in the best interest of the team long range. >>> haynesworth is 50/50 but shanahan said big al didn't have a setback so that's good. he's been suffering from a sprained ankle he tested before the texans game but couldn't go. the coordinator wants to see him in there. that's for sure. we hope to see him, as well. >>> week four of high school football and don't forget to log on to dc.high schoolsports.net. the game of the week is a good one, too. the knights of ballou hosting fun bar high school also in the district. wilson travels to anacostia in virginia undefeated broad run at park view. you saw the feature about dominique terrell and his teammat

rookie left tale trent williams has not been ruled out, despite not practicing all week.illiams has an injured knee and toen practice tomorrow. but is he still limping around. so i would be surprised if he plays on sunday. and on the other side of the ball, moore will be back. he is replaced by reed dowd reed on the wrong endf the game-changing play against the texans. not many people in the nfl will jump andre hnson who gets the game-tying touchdown there. moore missed the first two games recovering from knee surgery. his return should bolster the secondary. >> i have just been killing me. i just want to go out and play. get back out and play, and i don't know, very anxious to get out there, show everyone what i can do. everybody who doubted m go out, work hard and prove all of them wrong. >> i'm looking forward to him playing. he has a feel for coverages, when to break, either have it back there when you're deep or you don't. he's a playmaker. >> i thought you would like the video. he talks a little trash to him o. >> right up in his face. >> he'll be a huge lift for th

. >> williams has another tough test as he goes another top- notch defense in mario williams. he finished last seen with nine sacks and already got one sack in just one game this year. the skins' offense knows what to watch out for. >> obviously the recognizable face on defense is obvious mario williams and the things he has been able to do over the years. he has established himself as one of the top pass rushers in the game. >> just watching the film great pass rushing, great in the running game. free strong. he uses his hands very well. so this will be another tough task. >> the place to be tomorrow is on your couch in your chair tuned into fox 5. at 11:30 a.m. we break down the skins texans game on the red skins pre-game. and at 1:00 the bears and you could boys. coming up on sports extra at 11:30 p.m. all of the red skins highlights and the post game reaction. >>> the capitals are one practice into their 36th training camp of their nfl history. players hit the ice at 10 a.m. broken up into three groups for scrimmages. all competing to win the duchane cup. this team has a c

y es que el tackle izquierdo trent williams ha mejorado mucho de la lesion pero esta en duda para jugarfin de semana contra san luis. hoy no prÁctico debido a un esguince en el dedo del pie y la rodilla lesionada en el partido del domingo anterior contra houston. el entrenador mike shanahan sabra en las proximas horas con que jugadores contara para elsiguiente compromiso, ya que tiene varios lesionados. hasta aqui la primera parte, yo regreso dentro de unos campeones de concacaf y mucho mas. ..el presidente barac obama anuncia su nueva estrategia mundial de ayuda al desarrollo... uncena poco comun se desde anoc barrio de nua copadas con artiuclos de toda indole procedentes de una casa alquilada por una inmigrante venezolana..nuestra companera claudia uceda hablo con la mujer y con solitaria mujer "no he tenido trabajo por dos anos..." estas pertenencias son de eloisa... a esta inmigrante venezolana la desalojaron esta casa en columbia heights por no pagar el alquiler por > lo mas tries que los equipo sonido, floreros, ropa y un sin fin de muebles, no eran

prince william has graduated the royal air force helicopter pilot. he will become part of the busiest search and rescue fleet off the coast of wales. >> he spent the past 19 months progressing through the training program. there have been assimilated rescue missions, they kind he will be doing for real. flights over the atlantic where ships can run into trouble. and in the mountains where every year his squadron is called out to rescue climbers in difficulty. today the training came to an end and william was given a badge. they say he has done it on merit. >> he has completed the course successfully. he is here on his own right. >> he will be the co-pilot of the helicopter and then in command. those who know him say he is determined to make success of it. the domestic side of his life will have to fit in and around it. while he is on duty he will live on the base ready to respond when the calls for help are received. every year hundreds of people find themselves in mortal danger and william bewails will be one of the people coming to their rescue. an

rita williams has the story. >> reporter: it's been a long 13 months, but this afternoon, nora shorde is getting the news she's been waiting for. that her daughter sarah is coming home. she had said she wouldn't comment afraid to say anything that would scuffle the release of her daughter. >> i'm happy. >> reporter: with that she left to the airport to meet her daughter some where. iranian authorities told reporters in teheran they could witness the release. >> i will be holding my breath until she is actual on on a plane out of iran. >> reporter: iranian troops arrested shord and two other uc graduates her now fionce and petal as they were hiking in iraq near its unmarked border near iran. >> they were the last people that would work for the cia in the middle east. >> reporter: nora says her daughter is depressed >> i am grateful it is happening. apparently this is related to the end of ramadan. it's a time of clemency in iran. i'm happy they are letting her go, and i hope they will let all of them go. >>>-- reverend terry jones says he agreed to cancel saturday's koran burning after

sion williams has been working as a fisherman full-time for six years. >> nothing stays the same. it is very changeable. the sea is going to change. you cannot tell it to do anything. >> sion has specialized in lobsters and crabs. lobsters catch 10 times the price of crabs. there is no market at all for spider crabs. they just block of the lobster pots. lobsters and crabs that are too small also go back into the sea. he stressed that more than he keeps, but he is fine with that. >> it is ok. the size -- it is your future, isn't it? it is nice to see small crabs and that. if i did not see any of them i would be a bit worried. >> he bines the pincers' with elastic bands. if he did not, the lobsters would attack and kill each other. they use their pinchers in different ways. >> this is for crushing the shellfish. he can cut them up like a knife. >> sion texas catch to a local business called selective seafood. derek takes care of the lobsters. they are kept alive in a tank until a customer decides to buy them. the crabs are cooked up right away. barett shares the work with his wife, m

prince william has graduated as our royal air force search and rescue helicopter pilot.will now become part of the country's busiest search and rescue base off the coast of wales. >> he spent the past 19 months progressing through the raf training program. there have been stimulated rescue missions, the kind of operation he will soon be doing for real. flights over the atlantic where ships and yachts can run into trouble, and in the mountains of snow dunny aware every year his squadron is called out to -- snowdonia where every year his squadron is called out to rescue. he is now part of an operational rescue squadron, and the raf says he has done it on merit. >> he has completed the course successfully, with at least the minimum standards, if not better than that. he is here on his own right. >> initially, william will be the co-pilot of the helicopter. then it all goes well, you will be in demand. those who know him say he is determined to make a success of it, so for the next 18 months, the rest of his life will have to fit around it. while on duty, william will live o

chris williams has a hamstring injury severe enough out for the game.ought it was an ankle yur. mike tice is working to get the offensive line calmed down and a little less confused out there. >> troy: mike tice has been working furiously all season. >> joe: first-year offensive line coach for lovie smith. barber gets it again and has a first down carry and he had a lot of room to run. he gets seven again. >> troy: one of the things, when you talk about the chicago bears defensively, everybody talks about the tampa two scheme that lovie smith likes to run. it's not real accurate, though. on early downs, they generally like to drop an eighth guy down into the box and play single safety which means it's one-on-one on the outside. but they have a decision they have to make here today as to whether they are going to try to stop the running game of the cowboys or they are going to keep from creating big plays and create coverage. >> joe: back to marion barber, he gets to the edge. barber is tackled from behind in the bench area and pops right up. zachary bow

a bid from williams has the latest. >> issued chocolatier will soon be freed, >>wqu using the arabicrd ford willing, she spoke about words for her friends. to leave imprisonment in a rock and join her in freedom. schorr spoke saturday from a lawn with a half-million dollar bailout secured her freedom was raised. or ron says she was singled out for release because of the country's cultural resource burden on women. and also because she is suffering from a medical condition. during her brief visit to iman she visited the main mosque there. >> it might be the hope that i can show scena jos the grand mosque shoon. >> or built a hiker's began here in northern r rock where iran said they crossed into their territory. mean what runs president said that his government expects nothing in return, but >> there's an expectation that the u.s. government would also release prisoners. it would increase the number of runyon's that they took from other countries. >> they need a number of countries including on himself. 40 claims that the u.s. government had decollate detained u.s. said are running as

abc2 news lament williams has the story of how they are getting a well deserved gift from ravens running back willis mcgahee. >> reporter: what does an nfl running back, a college football coach, a high school football coach and a former collegiate player have in common? >> they have a connection as far as being on the football field, just being part of a great group of guys. >> reporter: joe stefani is a former football player and ravens fan. in 2009, two disks in his lower back bulged and compressed his spinal cord. the pressure along with an infectious abscess left him a quadriplegic. bills started to mount and for he and his family, living in a home not handicapped accessible made life even more difficult. >> we're in desperate need of renovations to the home to make our lives listenable. >> reporter: he played football at loyola and collegiately at towson. during his playing days he had no way of knowing the football that he played would be the tie that binds his recovery and coping with the paralysis he faces. >> the spring before my senior year, dislocated hip and fractured pelvis

. >> erin williams has been involved in alemany farm for about 2 yes. this is your land! >> this is my land. but it's everybody*s land. and i just love the fact that we can have honey and beehives that we extract from. >> [indistinct] oh, my gosh they're right behind us. >> they're right behind us. >> what is this we're looking at? >> so, these are boxes of the honey that we keep. and they actually have a layer of, kind of like-- >> like a tray? >> like a tray that collects the honey on top of the tray. >> growing and looking after so many crops takes an army of volunteers. and many of them have had little or no farming experience. but they often see once they get their hands in the soil, well, they're hooked. >> if you can't bring the people to the land, well, you gotta bring the land to the people. and that's what we're doing here. we've got this beautiful property. and we're taking advantage of it. >> jason marks, who graduated from a farming program at u.c. santa cruz, has beeb one of the farm managers for several years. he says this project symbolizes urban farming i

april william has more. >> reporter: a sunday to lift the spirits of the gulf coast.of frustration in the region, u.s. officials say an oil well blowout that polluted marshes, killed wildlife and stained beaches have been permanently plugged. workers spent the weekend pulling out the pike used to seal the well shut. john wright is a contractor who worked on the project. >> when we drilled into it. there were he though sign of hydro carbons, so it means there is unlikely there was oil flowing up the back side of the casing. >> reporter: 40-miles off the louisiana coast, an explosion in late april killed 11 people and unleashed the worst oil spill in american history. up tense national and international attention sprang up with a microscope on energy company bp, the well's owner to clean up the disaster. >> the amount of press focused is the most different from the previous projects we were involved in. >> reporter: president obama held the ceiling off the well, but said the government will continue to work in the region to repair economic and environmental damage from

ktvu's rita williams has this report. >> reporter: labor day is the unofficial end of summer. but for most of us here in the bay area this year, summer never really began. >> it's been freezing. >> this is the first sun we've had in a long time. so it's nice. >> it's our first real weekend, all suer. it was way too cold. >> it's like you think you're going to have a warm day, and you get up it's like, well, it's cold. >> reporter: they are right, it has been unusually cold this summer. san francisco's average high temperature for june, july and august was 16.7 degrees. that's 3.7-degrees below normal making this the coolest summer in the city in 11 years. and the summer that never was wasn't just here, meteorologists say most of california had lower than normal temperatures. take august in san jose, an average of 79.9 degrees, more than 5 degrees below normal. and the coolest august in 19 years. average temperatures in sacramento, los angeles and san diego also were below normal, why? >> we've had in the west coast this big trough of low pressure that's kept us cool. >> report

ktvu's rita williams has this report. >> reporter: labor day is the unofficial end of summer. but for most of us here in the bay area this year, summer never really began. >> it's been freezing. >> this is the first sun we've had in a long time. so it's nice. >> it's our first real weekend, all summer. it was way too cold. >> it's like you think you're going to have a warm day, and you get up it's like, well, it's cold. >> reporter: they are right, it has been unusually cold this summer. san francisco's average high temperature for june, july and august was 16.7 degrees. that's 3.7-degrees below normal making this the coolest summer in the city in 11 years. and the summer that never was wasn't just here, meteorologists say most of california had lower than normal temperatures. take august in san jose, an average of 79.9 degrees, more than 5 degrees below normal. and the coolest august in 19 years. average temperatures in sacramento, los angeles and san diego also were below normal, why? >> we've had in the west coast this big trough of low pressure that's kept us cool. >> repo

rita williams has our report. >> reporter: that's right mike, for most of us we think of labor day as the unofficial end of summer. but for most of us here in the bay area this year, summer never really began. >> it's been freezing. >> this is the first time we've had in a long time, so it's nice. >> it's like you think you're going to have a warm day and you get up and it's like, wow. it's cold. >> reporter: they're right it has been unusually cold this summer. san francisco's average high temperature for june, july and august was 64.7 degrees. that's 3.7 degrees below normal. making this the coolest summer in the city in 11 years. and the summer that never was wasn't just here, meteorologists say most of california had lower than normal temperatures. take august in san jose, an average of 78.9 degrees, more than 5 degrees below normal and the coolest august in 19 years. average temperatures in sacramento, los angeles and san diego also were below normal. why? >> we've had or the west coast this big broad trough of low pressure that's kept us cool. >> we found a few folks out here ha

rita williams has today's update. >> her first full day of freedom in almost 14 months.fter the reunion with her mother, this is the last thing sarah shourd said publicly, her voice breaking. >> all of my efforts starting today are going to go into helping procure the same freedom for my fiance and my friend because i can't enjoy my freedom without them. they should be standing here with me. >> today shourd saw doctors about a breast lump, depression and precancerous condition. about robert, a former fbi agent who disappeared in iran three years ago. >> she's now in oman. we are taking care of her and her family. we'll have the opportunity to talk with her. >> it's brought a rare spotlight on oman, a history with a long cooperation with the united states. >> more than 3 dozen americans are still being held hostage in iran tonight. >> remember the failed u.s. attempt to rescue american hostages from the u.s. embassy in 1979? a congressional report says the rescue was staged at an oman air base. now mothers of the other two hope oman can convince iran to release their sons

rita williams has the story. >> reporter: this is a bittersweet story, still with no end. >> a very humble guy. >> reporter: that's the moment sarah shorde stepped out of an iranian prison with an advisory to the iranian president. >> i just want to tell you that i will not say anything but the truth in america. >> reporter: sarah then left on board a private jet to iman. >> it's been no actual court proceeding, so it's hard to know where the case will go. but i don't believe that there's any expectation that sarah shord will return to iran. >> reporter: shane bower and sean batl remain in prison there. officials call them spies but have never brought formal charges. >> these are young people that did nothing wrong. they are not spies. and they are caught in some political whirlwind. >> reporter: iran released shord because her mother who left berkeley last week to meet her daughter in alman say sarah is sick, depressed and found a lump in her breast. >> i'm happy. >> none of us are so naive as to not understand the tremendous burden that she now faces coming back. >> reporter: a burden be

rita williams has today's update. >> her first full day of freedom in almost 14 months. after the reunion with her mother, this is the last thing sarah shourd said publicly, her voice breaking. >> all of my efforts starting today are going to go into helping procure the same freedom for my fiance and my friend because i can't enjoy my freedom without them. they should be standing here with me. >> today shourd saw doctors about a breast lump, depression and precancerous condition. about robert, a former fbi agent who disappeared in iran three years ago. >> she's now in oman. we are taking care of her and her family. we'll have the opportunity to talk with her. >> it's brought a rare spotlight on oman, a history with a long cooperation with the united states. >> more than 3 dozen americans are still being held hostage in iran tonight. >> remember the failed u.s. attempt to rescue american hostages from the u.s. embassy in 1979? a congressional report says the rescue was staged at an oman air base. now mothers of the other two hope oman can convince iran to release their so

rita williams has our report. >> while this is one of the projects -- >>> in her berkeley cottage she told me what she calls an unconventional bridal veil for her niece. >> it's a little unusual but she's a little unusual. it helps me look at it and continues the joyous feeling and know that she and shane will be getting married. >> no one knows when that will be. iran released shourd because of her declining health. fellow hikers and uc berkeley athlete, josh and her fiancee bower remains in prison in iran. >> she just know i'll be doing it. >> sandis doesn't have a tv. she first saw on-line this video of sarah hugging her mother. >> you watched at that on-line. >> yeah, over and over. >> the next day, is sara called her mother. >> she also said she doesn't really feel completely free because shane and josh are still there. >> she feels incomplete, that was her word, until they get out. >> sanders kept tempering her unbridled joy with precaution. yes, sarah will return to the united states soon. then sarah's aunt returned to the shrine she started almost 14 months ago. >> this is sar

. >> williams has regrets but not because of what he was planning to do. >> you know, i regret it only because of the condition i'm in and pain i put on my mother. i'm 100% convinced that we cannot beat the system of corruption. >> williams is charged with attempted murder of police officers and other felony crimes. this tides foundation referred to us to a web site saying this is a vic lee abc 7 news. >> and a controversial gang injunction has been in effect in north oakland three months and now, one of the vocal opts is in jail. there is a story you'll see only on 7. >> i've never been involved in any gangs. >> we foundancey young working in his yard and objecting to his name being included on a list of 15 known gang members in north oakland. >> i don't share tattoos and never been arrested with none of the guys on the lice september 1 young's attorney serve aid civil complaint against the city saying the gang injunction was unconstitutional. last week young was arrested by police after a car chase along san pablo avenue. officer says they found a loaded stolen handgun. >> sort of de

sarah shourd spoke to the media today and arm williams has more. >> they will soon be free. >> usingord for god willing she spoke for her fiance and friend josh to leave imprisonment and join her in freedom. shourd spoke saturday where half million dollar bail was arranged. iran said she was single out because of the country's cultural respect for woman and a medical condition that started before her visit. she visited that nation's main mosque. >> and it is my deepest hope that i will be able to show shane and josh and grand mosque seen. >> the ordeal began here in these mountains where they say they crossed into their territory and their president says his government expects nothing in return from the united states for shourd's release but. >> the expectation would be that the u.s. government would take the steps to release a number of iranians that they took from other countries. >> the president named another countries as well as iran where he claimed the u.s. government had detained iranian citizens. >> and officials in iran say that josh and shane will remain in prison until th

rita williams has our report. >> while this is one of the projects -- >>> in her berkeley cottage she told me what she calls an unconventional bridal veil for her niece. >> it's a little unusual but she's a little unusual. it helps me look at it and continues the joyous feeling and know that she and shane will be getting married. >> no one knows when that will be. iran released shourd because of her declining health. fellow hikers and uc berkeley athlete, josh and her fiancee bower remains in prison in iran. >> she just know i'll be doing it. >> sandis doesn't have a tv. she first saw on-line this video of sarah hugging her mother. >> you watched at that on-line. >> yeah, over and over. >> the next day, is sara called her mother. >> she also said she doesn't really feel completely free because shane and josh are still there. >> she feels incomplete, that was her word, until they get out. >> sanders kept tempering her unbridled joy with precaution. yes, sarah will return to the united states soon. then sarah's aunt returned to the shrine she started almost 14 months ago. >> this is sar

rita williams has the story. >> reporter: sarah shorde's mother spent the day sequestered in her sister's cottage. finally she got the confirmation she's been waiting more than 13 months for. that her daughter sarah was coming home from an iranian prison. nora shord said she wouldn't comment. afraid to say anything that would scuttle the release. >> reporter: aren't you excited? >> i'm happy. >> reporter: with that, she went to the airport to meet her daughter some where. iranians told media they could witness the release. iranian troops arrested shord, her now fiance and -- shord's mother says her daughter is depressed and has recently found a lump in her breast and fears it is precancerous conditions. >> the trade off, they figured would be far worse if something serious should happen to sarah in terms of her hlth. >> reporter: iranian officials did not mention why they were releasing shord and not the two men. >> i'm grateful that it is happening. apparently this is related to the end of ramadan. i'm grateful they are letting her go, i hope they let shane and josh go on saturday as wel

a williams has latest on the turn of events. >> after months of frustration, they say that now but bloatedosz's killed wildlife and stayed b-2s, has been firmly pledged. workers spent the weekend: of the fog huge, and that some of this album will shut. an estimated 4.9 million bulk dallas trimme >> and we drove winter, there is no thought to have a partner in solemn means that is unlikely if there was or flooring of the backside. >> 40 mi. off the louisiana coast an explosion in late april and what lies and killed 11. poehl and kille third >> the amount of press bogus absolutely is the most different than the previous projects that we have been involved in. president >> of all my head held the ceiling off the well, but the government will continue to work to kill economic environmental damage in the area. a police kron4 news. >> still ahead, would take a look afuture cast is showing a p for to mar eighties and to the long valley, i will lay know what to expect on monday.we'll o expect of coming up on monday. it's happening. let's go! we got a 1-2-0 in progress. what's a 1-2-0? another airl

. >>> britain's prince william has a new job. can now call him flight lieutenant william of wales. prince william, who is next in line for the british throne, is now a rescue pilot. he will be based in wales, where he's living with his long- time girlfriend, kate middleton. as heir to the throne, william can't be sent to battle. >> he's living with his long- time girlfriend? it's official? we can say that on news? >> i think i just did. >> it's a new day. >>> katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight. >>> big changes are coming to your insurance benefits. and they're going to cost you. what's really behind the increase? we'll have that story and more tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. back in a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ ehrlich ] annapolis -- if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put

the school's spokesperson said williams has been placed on administrative leave. she's been charged with domestic assault. >> virginia's governor said mismanagement at the virginia department of transpoation is to blame for so many drivers sitting in traffic. they released the audit today. that rept finds nearly $500 million was unspent last year. even as the state closed rest stops and postponed maintenance projects. mcdonald's said the study has identified nearly $1.5 billion available for projects over the next six yers. he promises v-dot will award between $800 to $900 million in ctracts by the end of this year. so that some overdue road construction projects can get started. >>> sed cameras in montgomery county aren't bringing in as much revenue as they used to. drivers appear to have adjusted to the locations of the cameras andthey're slowing down. chris gordon reports on the impact. >>> speed cameras in chevy chase village clock every vehicle trveling on connecticut avenue. the speed limit is 30. cars traveling 12 miles an hour over that get a ticket. >> it

abc2 news lamont williams has a story on how the family is getting a well-deserved gift from ravens running back willis mcgahee. >> reporter: we have a connection on the football field, just being part of a great group of guys, i love to play sports. >> reporter: joe sclefani is a former football player and ravens fan. a disc in his lower back bulged and compressed his spinal cord. the pressure from the bulging disc, along with an abscess, left joe quadriplegic. for joe, his wife monica and two daughters, living in a home not handicap accessible made life more difficult. >> we're in desperate need of these renovations to our home to make it liveable, to make our lives normal. >> reporter: during joe's playing days, noway knowing the football he played would be the tie that binds his recovery. a makeover was made on joe's home to make it accessible to his knees. >> they'll see their daddy not confined to a medical bed or a wheelchair, they'll see daddy in a wide open space, interacting with them and having the ability. and you don't make a difference, there's something wrong if you have the

now her boyfriend, 39-year-old william has been arrested in the killing. police say he flew into a rage when he tried to break up with him. >> oakland police released a sketch of a man believe responsible for two sexual assaults near lake merritt. the female victims describe the man as african american with a medium build, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall. the two victims told police their attacker had a gun whether he robbed and then sexually assaulted them. both attacks happened sunday night in relatively secluded areas around lake merritt. >> our time now, 7:35. san jose police are searching for a driver in a hit-and-run crash that kill add bicyclist. the 25-year-old victim was found shortly before 7:00 a.m. yesterday on zanker road. he died there at the scene. now right now we don't know his name, but investigators believe he was headed to work when he was hit. investigators say they haven't located any witnesses yet, but if you have any information, call san jose police. >>> we do have an update on a deadly crash in san jose we first told you about yes

. >> reporter: mildred williams has asthma. >> a lot of people think that just because you can't seey that people aren't disabled. you can't see mine but there is. >> reporter: which is why torque get answers, we had to ask a very uncomfortable question. if you don't mind me asking, what is your disability. >> i have a train to catch. >> we've had a lot of people plaining about people using those placards. is that your placard? she was in a hurry. but minutes later returned to move her car to a regular space. >> i have a bad knee. >> you was in a scar car accident owe i have a back injury. >> reporter: most people were more than willing to tell us about their disabilities because they say they want someone to do something about the parking problem. >> i witnessed myself too many that are not even by any stretch of the imagination handicapped. it has become a very unfortunate scam. >> reporter: this man told us he has a muscular impairment. >> those who are handicapped are a little bit slower getting here and they have though place to park. >> reporter: at that moment, this woman got

. >> trent william has been unbelievable. we don't know the severity of his injury yet.d out today out at redskins park. he was visibly shaken by this. you hate to see this for anybody but especially the guy who could be the cornerstone of your offense yugoslav line for the next 10 years. you got to hope that he is okay. we'll see you again soon as well. let's turn it back over to sarah and tony. >> thank you, guys. >> good action yesterday. >> a lot of action. were you out there for it? >> no, no, no, i was at home. >> you can't go to all of them but i guess can you try. >> it was fine watching it on tv. wave got a great day today. not as warm as it was yesterday for those who were out there at the stadium. but a very pretty day. let's jump right in, show you what is going on. let's start with the weather headlines if today. here we go. first of all, the week starts with more sunshine and i think we'll see a pretty good amount of sunshine. the middle part of this week, hot and humid. you are reading that direct correctly. hot and humid. we are talking wednesday, thursda

. >> "nightly ns" with brian williams has extensive coverage of education nation and we have extensive coverage on our website including a local father and his decision to take his twins out of traditional classrooms to home school them. >>> it's been really dry lately, but that ended last night and today. lots of rain last night and again today. even a couple of storms bumping around out there. you definitely need an umbrella. chief meteorologist doug k.ammerer with more on this. >> you have to keephe umbrella handy tonight and tomorrow and mostly likely wednesday and thursday as well. we told you we needed rain and mother nature helping us out. so locations picking up two to three inches of rain already during the day today. you can see cloud cover across the d.c. area now and across the metro area. also just off to the st. we are looking at big time showers and big time heavy rain as well. that rain right now falling just to the west of frederick around hagerstown to morgantown west virginia,. winchester, berriville seeing heavy rain through western portions of louden county. as we

. >> reporter: mildred williams has asthma. >> a lot of people think just because you can't see the disability that people aren't disabled because you can't see mine, but it's there. >> reporter: which is why to get answers we had to ask a very uncomfortable question. if you don't mind me asking, what is your disability? >> i have a train to catch. >> reporter: we've had a lot of people complaining about people using those placards when they don't really have a disability. ma'am, is that your placard? she was in a hurry, but minutes later returned to move her car to a regular space. >> i have a bad knee. >> i have asthma. >> i was in a car accident and i have a back injury. >> reporter: most people were more than willing to tell us about their disabilities because they say they want someone to do something about the parking problem. >> i witnessed myself too many that are not even by any stretch of the imagination handicapped. it's become a very unfortunate scam. >> reporter: this man told us he has a muscular impairment. >> those who are handicapped are a little bit slower getting here and th

williams has done, historically around the civil rights movement. one of the things that you started off doing, laura, is connecting up the immigration debate to the 14th amendment and showing the breadth and the importance of the 14th amendment, not just african-americans as former slaves, but to everyo in this country. and we need to figure out how to take this dialogue and part of this dialogue and make it accessible to the public. because when we have or if we have a hearing on this, we need to be able to reduce this to a level that people understand in their day-to-day life. and that's really part of what we're talking about. that's why these books, the research is so important. >> okay, kid. is what we need to do. we need to ask these law school professors to be notified by you when the hearings come up in a house or the senate so that they can send their students to pack the hearing rooms. it's an enormous effect when the hearing rooms fill up and they look like this. [applause] >> what happens oftentimes, these debates take place at 1:00 in

so has wayne williams'.t trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his

pete williams has more. >> reporter: the advice used to be flush those old pills down the drain, but be retrieved from the garbage. so now the nation's drug agents say, give them to us and we'll destroy them. in arlington, virginia, a washington, d.c., suburb, police and federal drug agents prepare to arrest the suspected dealer. >> i have him in sight. >> reporter: an undercover drug agent will make the buy in an area known as a source for illegal drug. but the suspect wasn't dealing cocaine or heroin. he was arrested for selling oxycodone. one of the nation's most widely prescribed pain killers. abuse of that drug and others like it has risen 400% in the past decade becoming the nation's fastest growing drug problem. >> we're in a residential community where the school right across the street from where we're at. and here it's an individual selling prescription pills on the street. >> reporter: the dea says prescriptions now rank behind only marijuana among drugs taken to get high. and they're involved in the majority of the more than 26,000 overdose deaths a year. it was a pill fr

williams. vick havinvic lee has the stor. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of undersunday july 18 byron illiams was injured during a shootout with chp on interstate 580 in oakland. officers made a traffic stop after watching williams weave through lanes with excessive speeds. the exchange of gun fire ripped through the metal and glass of chp cars. in the jailhouse interview williams says he wasn't speeding and that he fired back in self-defense. >> i had no intention of getting confrontational with police. that is a misconception. my that my intent was to get in fights with police. >> the chp used a robot to restrive evidence like this mysterious binder. williams says it did not contain a hit list, only examples of corruption in government and business. >> i believe that the entrenchment of corruption is so deep that the special interests and the progressive two sided, you know, two twin faced god of babylon is going to prevail. >> williams at first admits he was on a mission to kill people at two nonprofits in san francisco, the aclu and the tides foundation a group that promotes progre

. >>> britain's future king has a new job while he's waiting for the throne. prince williamand a half of helicopter flight training today. as our correspondent reports, the prince could be rescuing maidens in distress or anyone who needs a little help. flight wales as he's known has graduated from the royal air force search & rescue program meaning he will soon co-pilot one of the rescue helicopters. there is a tradition for the royal men to join the military. unlike his younger brother, harry, who saw active service in afghanistan, prince quill yam heir to the throne can't be sent to battle. this is very exciting, dramatic job and at times is going to be quite dangerous. this job goes some way, i suppose, to compensate to the fact he's not going to be able to be a front-line soldier because his position to the throne. >> i think the future head of the armed forces, you at least get the opportunity to be credible and do the job i signed up for and do the best i can. >> william has been learning to fly various aircraft for the past four years. this latest phase of helicopter

jennifer williams, a patient has called in. jennifer, are you with us? >> yes, ma'am. >> please tell us more about what you saw. >> i am on the second floor where the maternal film nelson is. i was having a sonogram. when i was getting ready to leave, they told me the hospital was under lockdown. i and stand there is a man and -- i understand there is some than on the sixth floor who has apparently shot one of the doctors. from what i understand, the gentleman is subdued, but there is some chaos of a couple of the other floors. they're trying to get to the bottom of the matter. >> i cannot mention what must be going through your mind -- imagine what has been going through your mind. >> i was very scared. they brought us into this consultation room. i have had a couple of other ladies joined me. my mom is with me. all of the employees have been told to close the door in their office. if there is engaged in front of the reception desk, it has been closed -- a gate in front of the reception desk, it has the close. >> have you been able to speak to family me