name the folks who are going to be standing, ruth morgan, sarah carson, nadia sharif, eric rice, william ray, and >> the run the one family program in the san francisco jails and it provides, parenting classes, and supervisor vices all of the visits all of them and we provide the support services for the parents who have open cases cps cases and behind me is my staff, who teaches the classes and offers the support and we also provide therapy for families. i have a waiting list that is 8 months long for them to have a therapist to sit with them and all of our classes have waiting lists and i would like to be able to double my staff and be able to have much more visiting happening between the children and their parents, these are contact visits and they are supervised and supported by the social workers and i want to take the time to talk about the out in the community work she does. >> one of the programs that i over see is roots, and as from the dcf had mentioned it is the first school based program for the youth that are impacted by having a parent incarcerated in san francisco. >> the stud

says he had no idea a grand jury just indicted williams for a lengthedly duping him and seven others out of use cars. if he walked up and said i have ray car to donate? >> no. i don't believe i would take it from him. i would talk to the person directly. >> reporter: in april of last year, police arrested williams claiming he created this fake document stating he donated this man's car to the children's charity. he actually turned back the mileage then sold the car to this unsuspecting buyer. now a grand jury has indicted williams on 24 new charges of fraud, theft and forgery. >> reporter: the new owner says he moved out months ago. you get packages here? >> yeah. we got one yesterday. >> reporter: we couldn't find williams. but i got his attorney on the phone. >> our position will be that it's a misunderstanding. mr. williams will provide documentation to support that. >> reporter: investigators tell me williams is scheduled to go to court sometime next month. harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >>> from our delaware bureau right now in dove he the state senate is working on a plan to help the casino industry. delaware's three casinos are he

we will hear from admiral william the grave and, senator patrick leahy, senator susan collins, and joe kennedy. >> on the next "washington ray lahood on u.s. competitiveness and economic and job growth hampered by collapsing infrastructure. about the prospect of immigration legislation and how it could impact the economy. examines barron told the job or -- war. and we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live atton journal," 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> special operations commander william the grave and used mcraven-- mcrqaven -- used stories at the commencement in austin. he described long swims through shark-waters and wallowing in cold mud. this is 20 minutes. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you, president powers. members of the faculty, family and friends, and most importantly a class of 2014. [applause] tois indeed an honor for me be here tonight. it has been almost 37 years to the day that i graduated from u.t. i rubber a lot of things about that day. i rubber i had a throbbing headache from a party the night before. [applause] i remember i had a serious gi

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williams, shocked at the news waking up this morning. he tweeted wake up to find out tracy morgan is in critical condition. has a young kid. thoughts and prayers my friend. also musician ray quan weighing in saying hope my brother the real tracy morgan is well and makes a safe recovery. as you mention lots of fans, more than 3 million fans, funny guy, probably one of the funniest on "saturday night live" a lot with say that, known for his impressions and really just kind of off the wall humor. he is something special. >> very talented. >> hope for his safe recovery. >> a lot of the humor comes from a difficult start. born in the bronx and talks about financially some tough times and he battled with alcoholism for a while and he talks about that. but, of course, this we learned from new jersey state police, they don't believe that alcohol was a factor in this crash. we hear from alexandria that likely it was a rear-ending. we'll stay on top it and we'll get to her when there's more as well. >> back to wake forest university in winston-salem, north carolina. friends and family are saying good-bye to the legend, i could say legendary poet, dancer, writer, singer, all of it,