up now also lord williams has been -- >> williams or wilson? >> williams. yes. they all become lords eventually. as the then dr. williams noted in his statement, there was -- for some reason you say he was a very assiduous -- the text hadn't been cleared with the proliferation office in the foreign office, it was quite an important discrepancy between the sort of standard intelligence line as it were and

que te pagan muy bien >>> yo estoy de acuerdo con william.no, el error está, en que debería seguir dando autógrafos, una cosa tiene que ver, meterse muy de cerca y apapachar mucho a una fanática y otra estar en un evento benéfico, como lo explicó firmand mientras más autógrafos sirve. más dinero va a recaudar. >>> la situación, es que hay una cita concan a las fans. y estaba lleno. y que dicen que estará de tal hora a tal hora. y estatal hora a tal hora. equivalen a 3 horas. obviamente, cuanta muchacha se apareció el día de ayer, dijo, obviamente le va a dar tiempo al firmarme la fotografía. no es por lo recaudado o lo que pudo recaudar además. es la fila de niñas que esperaron por su autógrafo. deron que estaría por 3 horas. >>> iba por un fin posesivitiv que mala imagen está dando. . >>> no puedo dre er. >>> rodolfo que cuando va con su bolsillo le dedica más tiempo a las fanáticas. >>> obvio. >>> y cuando va an bolsillo que no es de él, de beneficencia, me cuesta creerlo rodolfo. >>> mucha gente se sorprende, cuando sabe que algunos actore

kate middleton joined prince william for their first royal duty together. redundancy. the former princess tells us about her new life as a private citizen. he was meant to be making another. -- another appearance on state tv, but what colonel gaddafi delivered was a short monologue by phone and said. he blamed al qaeda for the protests surrounding him in tripoli. fighting erupted between loyalists, the regime, and protesters. the french president nicolas sarkozy has said he will call another meeting of the un security council in order to take concrete measures against the libyan regime. the panel was on the tunisian border with libya. >> their liberation is sweet and the celebrations go on. much of eastern libya now belongs to the opposition. they know it is still too soon to talk of victory. the struggle for freedom and a little prosperity goes on. state tv has been doing its bit to prop up the regime. today, colonel gaddafi phoned in to accuse al qaeda of planning the protest. >> osama bin laden -- this is a fact. this is international terrorism. it is slipping away

. >>> and the dress rehearsal today for the royal couple, william and kate. on-the-job training. >>> also here tonight, what's killing the old-school easy bake oven. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. while the whole world watches, it apparently now has come down to this, moammar gadhafi is holding on to control of his stronghold of tripoli but he's lost control of large parts of his country, mostly in the east with fresh fighting breaking out around the clock and around tripoli. tonight there's reason to believe he's highly rattled by the fighting, the uprising. he gave a speech today that was hard to follow and make sense of, even by his standards, and as he spoke, more of his territory was changing hands. we begin tonight again inside libya with our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, who's in the city of benghazi tonight. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian, from benghazi. this is the unofficial capital of the rebel movement. lawyers and judges are administering the city.

law firm williams and connolly.the author reports on the inside-the-beltway connections of the firm from their defense of president bill clinton to their representation of "the washington post." >> this is a book which is not just about washington, not just about a single washington law firm, but about -- it's sort of the culmination of everything that i learned from writing about lawyers and law firms back, back in the day. and that when you're a newspaper reporter, you learn early on that underneath every decision and behind every, almost behind every length and every political thing that happens from the smallest town to the biggest city nobody does anything in this country anymore without consulting a lawyer. i'd started my journalistic career as a reporter in greenville, mississippi, and from there i went on to the tampa tribune. and after living in florida for five year, i had decided -- five years, i had decided that the only place i could possibly live that would be better than florida -- because i kind of l

more consequentially, winston churchill's cousin was william travis or jerome. a new york city prosecutor for many years and also the man that eventually took down abraham hummel and force the dissolution of howe and hummel. and finally, benjamin cardozo, a great supreme court jurists. he was an infant -- he was born in the 1870s, but his father, i thought this was fascinating, he has a reputation. his father albert was a hack. howe and hummel first came to great public notice in the early 1870s when it was revealed that they had essentially bought at least 300 writs of habeas corpus from albert cardozo. cardozo was part of a group of four judges that were notorious for their corruption in new york, and affect the association of the bar of the city of new york was founded essentially to take down these judges. now, corrupt judges were not a new thing in new york by any, but one of the things i learned while writing this book was that new york will tolerate corruption -- it will sorely tolerate corruption if it feels it is serving some other end. for example, a g

tonight, robin williams is seriously funny. >>> and, oscar picks. four academy award nominees, all giving voice to the same unmistakable accent. it's boston's year at the oscars, and that's a "sign of the times." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," february 25th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with bad news for american drivers. the price of oil jumped 14% this week, the biggest one-week percentage increase in two years. the rise is fueled by the unrest in the middle east, particularly in libya, where today, amid more violence, the united states evacuated its citizens and temporarily closed its embassy. the white house says the libyan president, moammar gadhafi's credibility is, quote, reduced to zero. chris bury is in chicago. >> reporter: the bloody turmoil in libya and the fear of more trouble in other oil-rich nations is sending shock waves from the mid-east to the midwest. they're reverberating, right here in h

she has not been seen in public with williams in before christmas. here was a chance to gain some experience at her future husband's side. if anything, william what the more nervous, fidgeting in his seat while kate looked as though she was the one who had been born into it. they sang a hymn in welsh and a little self-conscious way, how much practice have gone into that? a more serious note, william spoke about the earthquake which devastated the new zealand city of christchurch. >> i want to say how much we are thinking of everybody in christchurch, new zealand at the mud. >> then he welcomed his bride to beat the world of working royalty. >> my family are proud of our long association with the allies. here is someone who is not about to join the family but also beat -- also about to become an ankle estonian. >> william named the lifeboat and kate poured a bucket of champagne over the balance. there is a short walk out and lots of good wishes and perhaps a word or two of advice. the consensus was she seemed a natural. >> i think she's going to be pe

>>reporter: william hamilton enlisted in the army at 19. served 2 tours in iraq with the 82nd airborne division. his mother diane says he loved the discipline and the comrade. >> every time he came back the alexander said he did such a wonderful job. >>reporter: he was guarding this roof top in mosul in 2005 with had best friend christopher when insurge attacked. >> his best friend was killed. very best friend. and i remember the day he called me. and he said mom, i have never been in battle without him. >>reporter: back at fort brag william was diagnosed with pts ptsd. he got a general discharge from the army but his problems got worse. he developed an eating disorder and started taking drug. >> he was tormented by it. when he first came home he didn't sleep. pi could hear him crying at night. >>reporter: doctors at the va hospital diagnosed william with skits effective disorder. and he was hospitalized 9 times at the palo alto va psychiatric ward often for weeks at a time. and that's what his parent thought was going to happen last may wh

kate middleton has not been seen in public with william since before christmas. here was a chance where they live to gain some experience at her future husband's side. if anything, william looked the more nervous, while kate looked for all the world as though she were the one who would been born to it. they sing a hymn in welsh, a little self-conscious lee. how much practice went into that? then, william spoke about the earthquake that has devastated christchurch. >> i want to say how much we are thinking of christchurch. he welcomed his bride to be to the world of working royalty. >> it gives me huge pleasure to introduce into this relationship coming here and now, someone who will join the family and is about to become a an anglosonian. >> william named the new lifeboat and kate broke a bottle of champagne. there was a short walk about, lots of good wishes for the wedding. the consensus? she seemed a natural. >> i think she is going to be perfect. yes, a wonderful. >> some of the first steps on what quite literally will be the journey of a lifetime, and accompl

she and william took opposite sides of the street. she seemed genuinely to be enjoying it, chatting easily but person after person. summit so in fact that william was already in the car waiting when it was time to depart. >> this is a safe place for a beginner to learn the ropes on the strength of the past two days, this particular beginner appears to have taken to it very naturally and confidently. >> kate middleton then, as to the royal shortly to graduate. bbc news. >> it features as sam gordon, speakers, a giant outdoor projector screen, and an orchestra made of talented young americans. from miami, we have this. >> the sound of the new world symphony in its new home on miami beach. this is not just another stuffy concert hall. even before its doors open to the public, the new creation was hailed as a masterpiece. but the architect himself says it is more about function and form. >> it is a friendly place to be in to listen to music. if you have not gotten involved with classical music, this is the place to get it. there are five

right gentlemen this is cross talk and you have different opinions i want my viewers to see them william let's go to you first let's talk about the possibility of what's people are calling the return to the great recession so if you do have a magic number what the price of oil will be for the entire economy to take another major dip naming a price well i think we have to differentiate here the. the price of oil and use of the u.s. economy i think will have relatively little. in fact on recovery because there is no recovery in the u.s. and how it's going into a deep depression and it's deepening by the hour by the month by the by the year in europe it can have an impact in so far as it has an impact on growth in china because the local knowledge of the marvelous german recovery over the last eighteen months has been exports of machine goods and industrial products to china primarily so that could have an effect i don't think it would have an effect unless there's a sustained price at least above one hundred fifty or thereabouts and we're not we're not there yet by a long shot i think the

y dice algo insospechado de william levy, y el pirru andaba enamoriada, nuestra tijera, comienza ya.. >>> jueves de "emios lo nuestr señores, y mucha tela de donde cortar, la exclusiva del diaa, antonio de la rua, y felinez toribio en miami, y ya hable con antonio, y les contare que me dijo, y vamos con carolina. se le sale el veneno. >>> hasta por el escote, jacqueline bracamontes, invitando a su ex a la boda, será que está tan llena de amor? >>> galilea montijo vuelve a dar la noticia, y está tan buena la nioticia, que vamos a ver si vuelve o no, con cuauhtémoc blan blanco. >>> y una actriz, despedaza a william levy. >>> y el pirru, más enamorada que nunca, tenemos la prueba. >>> y tan enamorado, como tú de ninel, qué te dijo? >>> anoche, después de la "la tijera", vi la obra de telefutura, y me encontré con mi "bombón asesino", la más mamasita que nunca, y le pregunté de los "premios lo nuestro", y del pleito, con vannesa arias, pero vamos a escucharla, a mi bomboncito. >>> contenta con tu parcipación en los "premios lo nuestro"? >>> contenta, cansada. >>> vas a cantar, y presenta

rita williams. >>> police are searching for an man that was shot and killed.it happened around six 6:30 this evening. the suspect a black male, thin in he has late 20s and wearing a black hoodie. police. >>> san francisco police arrested almost two dozen dell stray stores demonstrators late today. the rally began at 12:30 this evening. it lasted about an hour. police say they arrested 23 protesters that were charged then released. >> we have contracts with three of the other four unions as many of the hotels downtown. >> the demonstration was part of a day of action against hyatt hotel. >>> and today prosecutors revised enindictment. he is accused of lying understood oath for testifying that he never knowingly took steroids drugs. his trial is scheduled to begin march 3. >>> investigators say mott strangled his girlfriend. the couple had a history of domestic violence. zumot faces 33 years to life. >>> lunch face as maximum seasons of four years in prison if convicted. the trial is expected sometime this summer. >>> new at 10:00, the first of three opportuniti

foundation william welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me all right william throughout the coverage of the egyptian revolution over and over again we see reference to a one point three billion given annually by the u.s. to the egyptian army where does this money actually go well it's sort of recycled briefly stops in egypt but basically comes back to major contractors in the u.s. like lockheed martin general dynamics general electric raytheon for fighter aircraft tanks. missiles a whole range of sense of the entire egyptian armed forces have been outfitted by the united states going back to the beginning of the mubarak regime thirty years ago right and this is a model that the u.s. uses and other countries as well correct yes some countries through aid in places like yemen others saudi arabia purchases weapons from the united states so there was a recent deal for sixty billion dollars the largest arms deal ever concluded for combat aircraft attack helicopters bombs guns it was a huge package including a full range of military systems so america is the push for democracy in

over this rough terrain, william serves as an air force search and rescue helicopter pilot. >> william'sn duty this week, rescue a woman that had fallen off the cliff. he was involved with winching down the paramedics to try to save her. she died. pretty harrowing incident for william. >> reporter: today, there were nerves, but no hitches. was she born to be a princess? tomorrow, they're in st. andrews, the college town where they met for more meet and greet. prince william is introducing his bride to be to the nation and the world. nick watt, abc news, anglesey. >> a fascinator, huh? >>> well, coming up next here, why are american flag pins made if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here, on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day,

william cherished the privacy of a small community and caked with less constrained.they graduated together in the summer of 2005. today, they returned to some of their old haunts as prospective husband and wife and charmed st. andrews from the undergraduates to the university chancellor. >> between them they are going to make a very good advertisement for the monarchy. >> once again, it was the walkabout that showed how well take appears to be adjusting to the new role. she and william took opposite sides of the street and whether or not it is the novelty of it all, she seemed genuinely to be enjoying it, chatting easily with a person after person. so much so, as a matter of fact, that william was already in the car when it was time -- waiting for her when it was time to depart. >> it seems like the perfect place for a beginner to learn the ropes. but it must be said that on the strength of the last few days, this particular beginner has seemed to have taken to it very naturally and confidently. >> kate lyttleton, a student royal, shortly to graduate. >>, cuba has lo

he's director of communications and marketing at euro pacific capital and in frankfurt we crossed william engdahl he is an economic researcher and the author of a century of war anglo-american oil politics and the new world order and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger for a gentleman this is cross talk and have different opinions i want my viewers to see them william let's go to you first let's talk about the possibility of what's people are calling the return to the great recession so if you do have a magic number what the price of oil would be for the entire economy to take another major dip name your price well i think we have to differentiate here the. the price of oil these are the the u.s. economy i think will have relatively little effect on recovery because there is no recovery in the u.s. economy it's going into a deep depression and it's deepening by the hour by the month by the year in europe it can have an impact in so far as it has an impact on growth in china. because the local model of the marvelous german recovery over the last eighteen months has bee

rita williams. >>> police are searching for an man that was shot and killed.it happened around six 6:30 this evening. the suspect a black male, thin in he has late 20s and wearing a black hoodie. police. >>> san francisco police arrested almost two dozen dell stray stores demonstrators late today. the rally began at 12:30 this evening. it lasted about an hour. police say they arrested 23 protesters that were charged then released. >> we have contracts with three of the other four unions as many of the hotels downtown. >> the demonstration was part of a day of action against hyatt hotel. >>> and today prosecutors revised enindictment. he is accused of lying understood oath for testifying that he never knowingly took steroids drugs. his trial is scheduled to begin march 3. >>> investigators say mott strangled his girlfriend. the couple had a history of domestic violence. zumot faces 33 years to life. >>> lunch face as maximum seasons of four years in prison if convicted. the trial is expected sometime this summer. >>> new at 10:00, the first of three opportuniti

william lynch is accused of beating father lindner last year. lynch says father lindner molested him and his brother more than 30 years ago. defense attorneys tried to call father lindner to testify today but the judge denied the request. >> at this point he claims he's not a molester, he doesn't have courage to say he's not. >> there was a crowd outside of the court house supporting lynch arks kusing father lindner of molesting several other children over the years. the church paid $600,000 but father lindner never admitted wrong doing. the prosecution says the case is about the beating not the alleged molestation. >> and alameda county prosecutors decided not to file charges against two oakland blofrz killed an unarmed man in the fall. the 27-year-old derek jones shot and killed as he was running from police. the officers responding to a report of a domestic dispute. they opened fire when jones tried to pull something shiny from his waist band. turned out it was a small silver scale, the type often used to weigh drugs. >> san francisco lawmake

. >> is it mo williams mo williams mo williams > a board member? >> are these reports? i wanted to congratulate the high school graduates at the event. i passed around book marks you are all invited to the february 20 day of remembrance february 25 is the founder's day dinner. that is at 6:00. george washington high school is having a dance finally, i want to call the attention of my colleagues. attending classes there and interviewing students >> thank you, i wanted to briefly acknowledge that president mend owesa and i were at the black history mo kick off at city hall. coming up is a presentation. kinzie collection that collection depicts 400 years of african-americans in america. i know we'll have a more rebust presentation and how we can involve our school children in that. thank you. >> i wanted to briefly -- because it is 1:a. i'm going to make available, i have a hard copy of the review of waiting for superman which is wonderful. she was one of the speakers there. mainly this is the thing i want to say. preparing some of the extraordinary background term. we nee

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although russia has good or indeed for william hague russia has good relations with all the european countries and of course we've seen that much vaunted reset button being pressed between russia and the u.s. but we have so far failed to push the reset button on russia u.k. relations and that's going to be something that will happen during this visit over a number of years the relations haven't been very good really things came to a bit of a head in two thousand and six with the murder of former russian security officer alexander litvinenko in london that disrupted relations in a way that really hasn't been mended yet the u.k.'s chief suspect in that case and is now a duma deputy and although britain has repeatedly requested his extradition russia cannot extradite him because it's against the constitution and that's something that this relationship hasn't been able to see past their. in a variety of spots including the closure of the british council offices in moscow smaller things all through the u.k. is harboring what amounts to around forty people who are wanted on the criminal ch

for that reason, it is also my honor to recognize steve williams. thank you. [applause] >> we want to thank you very much for this recognition. for 14 years, we have fought hard and tirelessly for justice, both in your companionship and sometimes without. for this black history month, we just want to acknowledge that black history month is every month, right? and that we are committed and dedicated to continuing to fight for the future of african- americans in this city, particularly in a context where our population has dropped below 4%, but we are over represented in in the shelter system, in the incarceration system, so we are encouraged by the opportunity to continue a critical dialogue, not just about our history, but also about our future, particularly here in the city and county of san francisco. thank you. [applause] [applause] supervisor chiu: before we hear our next commendation, which will be offered by our new supervisor from district 8, i want to simply acknowledge our previous supervisor from district 8, bevan dufty. i know you are here somewhere

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invite for william and kate's wedding will be arriving any time now. the list has not been officially released but speculation is growing and some big names don't make the cut. sarah ferguson among those not invited. some royal watchers say it was her choice. >>> it would be rather insensitive for her to turn up and possibly divert all that media attention from their big day to her. >> reporter: the obamas are reportedly not on the list though. in the past, first ladies have attended. >> one of diana's bridesmaids -- >> the crowds and the emotion on the outside of that cathedral were extraordinary. and then she went into the cathedral. >> reporter: unlike the wedding of charles and diana, an extravagant spectacle. this is a royal wedding with an eye on the numbers and an emphasis on the royal for the couple seems want fun with the formality. dignitaries, charity workers and members of the military will join celebrities like the beckhams. 1900 guests have been invited to westminster abbey, close to 600 for lunch at buckingham palace, but only 300 get to

sino quiero conocer un poco del william familiar.te actor. el calendario. muy artÍsticas. >> me gusta el blanco y negro hasta para vestirme me gusta el blanco y negro. y lo decidimos hacer asÍ. cualquier persona que no pueda comprarlo porque aquÍ mucha gente me ha preguntado, pueden encontrarlo en william levy calendar y lo pueden comprar... >> desayunas asÍ? >> asÍ mismo, te lo juro! >> caramba y quÉ descubrimiento. estoy temblando con el calendario. >> me gusta estar en mi casa bien cÓmodo. cuando voy a salir me quito toda la ropa y me quedo en pantalones en mi casa, no me gusta andar desnudo en mi casa pero sÍ en pantalones y fresco. >> y cÓmo duerme? >> de lado. >> con poca ropa o perfume con marilyn monroe. >> de lado! >> ok. usted dÉjelo a su imaginaciÓn! [risas] a travÉs de univisiÓn. com, facebook y twitter invitamos a muchos seguidores a preguntar desde ahÍ y no puedo repetir algunas. >> y es que mis fans son calientes. >> a quÉ edad fue tu primer beso? >> fue a los 6 aÑos. y fue dulce porque la niÑa se puso algo... hace com

so i always thought the story of williams and connolly would make a great book. a few years ago at washingtonian i get a piece called the firm that runs the world. on which i talk about a lot of sort of concentric circles and some might say conflicts that sort of develop this legendary firm. for example, the represented the tobacco industry in the supreme court cases involving whether or not tobacco should be treated as a drug by the food and drug administration. but they also represented the cancer institute. and one of my favorite lines involved bob barnett, who -- this week with david brinkley, you to join every sunday morning and it struck me that williams and connolly represent the network that broadcast the show abc. they represented all of the talent that was on the show. george will, cokie roberts, sam donaldson. most of the time they would also represent the talent that was on the show, and then sort of capital all of their also the attorneys for archer daniels midland, which for many years. and part of which is retold in the movie, the informant. anyway

ted williams. this video taken by the columbus sdach when ted was originally sdovered on the side of i-71 in columbus. >> it was that video that was posted. at one point, i think up to 20 million hits on youtube. he became a national sensation. had his first exclusive interview here on "the early show." so many people were pulling for him to use that golden voice and getting him off the streets. he is here with us exclusively in the studio this morning and joining us in his first interview since he left a treatment center. he had gone into alcohol and drug adrikion center and find out why he left and what is next for him and where he has been the past month plus since all of that happened. >> a man with a golden voice and had some golden opportunities, a lot of of them and we have to see if the opportunities have been squandered or if he is on the right path. >>> we begin with a snow and bitter cold gripping much of the nation. cbs news don teague is in dallas where you are getting hit hard again t

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we'll hear a few words from william. glamour to what is otherwise a pretty mundane life boat launch. >> and, keith, what's the significance of this location and this boat? i understand that prince william was stationed in the royal air force nearby in north wales. >> absolutely. i mean, his primary objective is -- is sea rescue. he's the pilot of one of these large rescue helicopters. so he has a lot in common with these men who man these life boats. they're quite active along the welsh coast. very rough seas. it's the irish sea. these are his meatates, if you will. this is also their new home. william and kate will set up home here. this is where he's based as a member of the air force. they'll live here right after their honeymoon. they'll come back here. they seem to be very comfortable here. i can assure you from talking to the locals that they're thrilled to have this young couple as neighbors. >> all right. keith miller, keeping a close eye on the first public event since the engagement of kate middleton and prince