instead of glory, it has brought humiliation. >> the words of william mckinley and william howard taft. jennings bryan change as a candidate -- of course taft went on to win the election. did william jennings bryan go on to change as a candidate? >> in 1900, the big issue was imperialism. the u.s. was fighting in the philippines to try to stop the philippine independent movement from winning a war of the insurrection against u.s. occupation of those islands, and that was a big issue of that campaign. william jennings bryan tried to make the power of the trust, the power of big corporations the issue. he said let the people rule. taft was perceived as progress of the time. and secretary of war under teddy roosevelt. teddy roosevelt was a progressive president. many of your viewers may remember george h. of the bush in 1988 running as the hand- picked successor -- george h. w. bush in 1988 running as the hand-picked successor to ronald reagan. he was not a charismatic figure, but people felt, i liked reagan, i guess i can vote for bush. people who like roosevelt felt they would be safe w

. >> louie anthony williams. >> louis calvin williams iii. >> john p. williamson. >> donna ann wilson. >> william wilson. >> david harold winton. >> glenn j. winuk. >> thomas francis wise. >> alan l. wisniewski. >> frank thomas wisniewski. >> david wiswall. >> sigrid wiswe. >> michael wittenstein. >> christopher w. wodenshek. >> and my mother. we all dearly miss her. all the family travel from north carolina and everywhere to support as. thank you. >> and my daughter-in-law. always a place in our hearts. your life taken to sen. thank you for giving us our first granddaughter. you would be so proud of her as she enters grade 6. >> martin p. wohlforth. >> katherine susan wolf. >> jennifer yen wong. >> siu cheung wong. >> yin ping wong. >> yuk ping wong. >> brent james woodall. >> james john woods. >> patrick j. woods. >> richard herron woodwell. >> david terence wooley. >> john bentley works. >> martin michael wortley. >> and my mother. my hero, my friend. we love you come of we miss you. you are in our hearts forever. >> and my niece, who we call the tre

tried to hire a hit man to kill peter williams.aid i know these people. >> did it blow you away? >> yes, yes. my guess is susie grew tired of the marriage, but not the money. >> friends say peter was characteristically stoic when he heard the news. >> he's like an oak in the middle of everything. the wind blows, he just stands there, you know? just beautiful, he just stands there. he's a -- he's a very, very unique person. >> after susan's arrest, peter moved back in to the house in garden city. susan herself was now at the nassau county jail and despite the seemingly overwhelming video evidence against her, she pleaded not guilty. >> i have a prepaid call from -- >> susan. >> -- an inmate at nassau county jail. >> in fact, in this recorded phone call she made from jail to her 20-year-old daughter, alexis, just days after her arrest -- >> mom? >> yeah, hi. >> susan hardly seems concerned that she could be facing as many as 25 years in prison. >> so how are you? >> i'm okay. they moved me to a different block. >> you have a really g

maher >> thomas anthony mahon >> william j. mahoney >> joseph daniel maio >> takashi makimoto >> abdu ali malahi >> debora i. maldonado >> myrna t. maldonado-agosto >> alfred russell maler >> gregory james malone >> edward francis maloney iii >> joseph maloney >> gene edward maloy >> and my brother, we miss your generous soul every day. >> all love of my life, my joe, my husband. we love you so much and we miss you every single day. we press on knowing that you are safely home in the arms of our savior, jesus christ. you arrest, honey, until that day when we all meet -- you rest, honey, until that day that we all meet again. >> christian maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra mannetta >> marion victoria manning >> terence john manning >> james maounis >> joseph ross marchbanks, jr. >> peter edward mardikian >> edward joseph mardovich >> charles joseph margiotta >> kenneth joseph marino >> lester v. marino >> and my father, we miss you every day. >> and my sweet husband, retired po

fallon >> william lawrence fallon, jr. >> anthony j. in >> and my mother, karen seymour. we love and miss you. >> and my brother, john. we love you and miss you. >> kathleen anne faragher >> thomas farino >> nancy carole farley >> page for early -- farley ." >> elizabeth ann farmer >> douglas jon farnum >> john g. farrell >> john w. farrell >> terrence patrick farrell >> joseph d. farrelly >> thomas patrick farrelly >> syed abdul fatha >> christopher edward faughnan >> wendy r. faulkner >> shannon marie fava >> bernard d. favuzza >> robert fazio, jr. >> ronald carl fazio marksman for my family's loved one who, whom salinas and love very much, janine and jones. >> -- whom we miss and love. >> and for my father. keep watching over us, handsome man. [bell rings] >> today, as you look over the walls of remembrance, we want to share with you the words of the poet who wrote "turn again to life here " if i should die and leave you here a while, and not like others, who keep long vigil by the silent dust, for my sake, turn again to life, and sm

from nebraska, more of the words from william jennings bryan. from his famous cross of gold speech. >> the great cities are in favor of the gold standard. we replied thatthe rest upon our broad and fertile prairies. burn down your cities and leave the farms, and your cities will spring up again as though by magic. destroy our farms and the grass will grow in the streets of every city in the country. we care not what line the battle is fought. we replyengland has a gold standard. we will restore bimetallism. england has it because the united states has it. if they dared to come out and defend the gold standard, we will fight them to the uttermost. we have ubehind us the productie masses of the world. supported by the interest and the labor is everywhere, we will answer the demand for the gold standard. you shall not push down against labor this crown of thorns. you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold. >> how long was this speech in 1896? why was it referred to as the cross of gold? >> it was about 45 minutes long. this was a powerful m

kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles karczewski. >> william a.nes. >> douglas gene karpiloff. >> and my brother. >> and my daughter. there is not a day goes by that we do not think of you. miss you and love you. we miss your smile, you're beautiful brown eyes, how kind and compassionate you were. your little nieces never knew you, but they will know all about it. daddy is now with use and now take care of each other. and just no that you are the joy of our lives. >> charles l. kasper. >> andrew k. kates. >> john katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth, jr. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. kellett. >> frederick h. kelley, jr. >> and my sister. we miss you, we love you, and we will never forget you. >> and my partner, christine, and my brother-in-law. we love you and we keep both in our hearts. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >>

and william's in no hurry to take over.round in my helicopter," he says, "i try desperately hard not to think about it. that can wait until i'm a bit older." nick watt, abc news, london. >>> and thanks so much for watching. always good to begin a week with you. we're always on at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later and we hope to see you right back here again tomorrow night. until then, good night. until then, good night. >>> new images tonight from the san bruno pipeline explosion. the national transportation safety board issues a final report. >> president obama gets linkedn with voters. tonight a town hall session about jobs and the economy. >> accidental death in an oakland hospital. a nurse's work stoppage and a cancer patient who died of a tragic medical mistake. >> cover up in a mall. racy bill boards have now been blocked from view near a childrens' play area. >> good evening, everyone. >> i'm carolyn tyler in for dan ashley tonight. the final report of the pipeline disaster is out. pg&e is still to blame. t

dick: first chase review and it strikes the baseline for williams.ou could see how important the placement of this serve is going to be for wozniacki because she doesn't go above even 100 that often. dick: 72 mile-an-hour serve and creates the error. 30-30. john: serena plant her feet too soon there. not a very good effort looking to take charge, get that quick break. that was a good chance for her. dick: that was wozniacki's fastest serve, 101. and now she face as break point. mary: serena's been breaking on second serves, serena has been breaking 69% of the time. mary: to be able to test serena's consistency in those long rallies, you've really got to be fast. you've got to stay with those shots of her because she hits with more weighted shot than anybody. mary: this is her second tournament when serena lost to bartoli. bartoli doesn't hit as hard but she takes the ball so early and she hits it flat and she created angles that were a problem for serena. it will be much more difficult for wozniacki to do that because she stands so much farther back.

. >> william and kate back in the public eye. there has been more government -- anti-government protests. after more than three decades -- >> the arabs spring has turned to summer and now autumn. president saleh remains in office. protesters are back on the streets on thursday under the watchful eye of soldiers to switch to the opposition, repeated their calls for the president to step down. >> we support the legitimacy of the revolution and to bring down the corrupt regime. >> we took to the street to the capital in order to try the president to shed the blood of our brothers. >> the president refuses to go after more than three decades in office. in june, he left for saudi arabia after being injured. many thought he had left for good. this coincided with an upsurge in the fighting between his supporters and opponents. he is now facing multiple challenges. demonstrators, local tribes, and militants. his top soldiers have deserted him and yet he hangs on. the international community is trying to organize a peaceful transition but

drugs william thomas is the chair of the history department here at home -- >> william thomases did share of the history department here at the university of nebraska. >> it was published in 2006. >> we thank you for your perspective on the life and career of william jennings bryan. special guests to the home, who open their doors to us, and the medical center, which makes the campus part of home. we will have more as we continue our look at his life and career, and you can check it out of line, but what made an >> resting securely up on the foundation stone on the mountain of the eternal truth. proclaiming to the world these self-evident proposition that all men are created equal, and they are endowed with inalienable rights, and governments must secure these rights. and governments derive just power from the consent of the governed. stimulate all too earnest endeavors in a republic in which every citizen -- no one cares to wear a crown. >> "the contenders" features profiles of men who have run for president and lost. our live look at "the contenders" continues next friday. we will go to

william and brother harry have been known to dispense a little advice of their own. >> william and harryse mobile phones and they are able to relax while, at the same time, respecting her as head of state. >> reporter: the prince says hee is in no rush to think about his turn as head of state and palace spokesman told us this morning one option but is a decision made by william and his grandmother when the time comes. >> charlie d'agata, thanks. >>> joining us is cbs news royal contributor, victoria arbiter. you come from good stock. that was your dad, dickey arbiter. >> it was nice to see him in london this morning. >> in leading up to the wedding, we talked about the relationship with the relationship that william has with his grandmother it was a close-knit relationship and rely a lot on one another. anything surprising we are learning about it now? >> i think what is especially lovely to see is that the queen is really educating william in the need to strike a balance between personal and duty. the charlie said you can bend the list. there was not a necessity to bring along the heads

to prince william she is my incredible grandma. a preview paints the portrait of a close personal relationship between william and the queen. in it the prince recalls the time royal advisors handed him the wedding guest list. i was given this official list of 777 names dignitaries, governors, all sorts of people, and not one person i knew. he said he looked at it in horror and said there was only one person he could go to, the boss. i rang her up the next day and said, do we need to be doing this? and she said, no. start with your friends first and then go from there. and she told me to bin the list. not to say she doesn't pull rank on the prince too. as an officer in a multitude of service branches he had a choice of which military uniform to wear at the wedding. except he didn't. the queen insisted he wed in his irish guard's uniform one of her own regiment. you don't always get what you want, put it that way. so you just do as you're told. the prince says necessary no rush to even think about his turn as head of state. william i

it's serena williams taking on samantha stosur.d for the return and serena shouted, come on. the umpire awarded the point to stosur. williams called the umpire i hate her, said she was ugly inside and a few other things we can't say on tv. serena was off her game and lost at the u.s. open. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> is a new romantic duo brewing in the showbiz world? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, the world's focus was trained on new york, washington and pennsylvania. but around the country and the world, there were other observances, as well. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. hope you had an enjoyable weekend. i know it hasn't rained in many locations. 80 is still very warm for this time of year. cooler air is coming for tomorrow. enjoy the last touch of summer while it lasts. tomorrow, only 74 in seattle so more back to average temperatures. if you are watching in las angel

and williams just learned why. a mysterious disease that strikes women far more often than men.bc's sharyn alfonsi has the story. >> reporter: seven grand slam titles. >> champion again! >> reporter: and always pushing towards the next one. >> venus williams is the u.s. open champion! >> reporter: no one would blame venus williams if the sheer pace of her powerful play was making her exhausted. but on "good morning america," williams said she knew she was more than just tired. >> i had swelling and numbness and then fatigue, which is really debilitating. i just didn't have any energy and it's not that you just don't have energy. you just feel beat up. >> reporter: four years ago, she was diagnosed with exercise-induced asthma. but this summer, doctors determined something else was making her tired. sjogren's syndrome. a condition, mostly in women, where the body's own immune system attacks its own healthy tissues, causing dryness i ithe mouth and eyes, joint and muscle inflammation and fatigue. >> the good news for me is, now i know what's happening. >> reporter: millions of wom

>> the honest answer, bill, i am in good company i think i mentioned this last week the william goldmanhe fellow who wrote butch cass cassidy and th sundance kid and other movies. when it comes to predicting success in the world of entertainment nobody knows anything. the honest answer is i don't know for sure but what i have suggested in the past is some people are popular in the morning they are breakfast cereal like corn flakes. katie couric was corn flakes. you don't eat corn flakes for dinner. >> my assessment is katie couric came in with a deficit because of the rather situation and cbs local lead in's were week. they didn't have oprah. the news was in third place. the factor stands on its own when we come on the audience goes up. we are what they call appointment viewing people come in to see us thank god they do. katie couric was not strong enough on the desk. i will give you three examples walter cronkright peter jennings edward r. more row. all extremely strong personalties for some reason middle america which is mostly what watches evening news these days wants a strong autho

tonight alike of william jennings bryan. after that, the united nations speech by the iraqi president of jalal talaban a. -- talibani. and now, "contenders." >> good evening, welcome to the third installment of c-span's "the contenders" series. tonight we look at the life of william jennings bryan. the three-time nominee from nebraska. what better way to introduce you to the man by hearing directly from him. this is a speech he delivered at the democratic convention in 1896. this is commonly referred to as the "cross of gold" speech. it was from his first run at the white house. >> we do not come as aggressors. our goal is not a goal of conquest. we are fighting in defense of our families and prosperity. we have traditions and our traditions have been scorned. our in treaties have been disregarded. we have begged and they have bought an hour, -- we have balked. when are calamity came. we beg no more. we intreat no more. we petition no more. we brought forth confidence that we shall win. >> the words of william jennings bryan

kren william e.yudmila ksido shekhar kumar >> and i at, at -- and my aunt, a beautiful person. we love you and miss you. >> into my sister. the family, friends, and interests of the people of the world, everywhere you can see them spreading peace, indictment, i enjoy. we will keep your spirit alive. >> kenneth kumpel frederick kuo, jr. patricia kuras nauka kushitani thomas kuveikis victor kwarkye kui fai kwok angela reed kyte andrew la corte amarnauth lachhman james patrick ladley joseph a. lafalce jeanette louise lafond- menichino david laforge >> and my father, joseph. battalion chief, crowd 28 years in the ft and why. -- fdny. his wonderful spirit is in fused in everything that we do. may god continue to bless our family, the afghan wives, and the souls of all of those left. simplified. -- semper fi. >> 10 years, 10 days, the pain of losing my husband remains the same. our children and our family miss you and love you. you will forever be in our hearts and prayers. >> michael laforte alan charles

williams exploded.d the umpire i hate her, said she was ugly inside and a few other things we can't say on tv. ser rememb serena was off her game and lost at the u.s. open. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> and here is bill karins who is lovely inside and out. >> what do you do on the tennis court? >> i keep it cool. i may throw my racket once in a while, but i don't throw words out there. >>> good morning. big changes coming this week. we're not talking about flooding or anything like that, the temperatures will dip. we have a couple flood warnings out there. the river levels have come down in all cases, but the end of this week, we should be fine. there are a few showers and storms around yesterday, but they were not all that widespread. now we are completely dry, and you probably will want to bring your sunglasses today. most of us will see a sunny day. temperatures mild, in the 80s from new york down to d.c. cooler in new england, the 70s. same from buffalo to syracuse to pitts

williams, the very first time you told the police about dr.ray wanting to get some cream was on august 31st, 2009, correct? >> yes, sir. >> this was over two months after michael jackson had died. >> reporter: williams told the jury, he frequently saw oxygen tanks at jackson's house. oxygen is required by the fda to be on hand when propofol is being used, in case the patient has to be resuscitated. >> can you describe what you personally saw in that regard? >> it was normal for oxygen tanks to be there and if they were there bring them to the bottom of the stairs and the chef or the children would bring them up, but it was normal to see the oxygen tanks the last few months. >> that would be a period of time that you knew conrad murray was coming on almost a nightly basi basis? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: even with all those oxygen tanks, michael jackson never had a chance. as the defense says, he di. >> be sure to check out our sister network, hln for in-depth coverage and analysis. it's your place for coverage throughout the day. >>> coming up

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it was a story about juan williams. i was reading it because what happens sometimes, when you write, i get stuck reading things and i kept reading and reading. i never knew that story. i said my god, i have to invite into my book party. i sent him an e-mail and he never responded so there he is. it is hard to find the time and then you are always agonizing. will people read you and is the right for the times? you have to let all of that go. >> i started two years ago. >> no child left behind. there were so much i wanted to say but then i realized in order to reclaim virtues you start to reclaim yourself. you will get lost. once i had a premonition, know it is within you, you have to reclaim your virtue and when she reclaim your virtue than you then you can start living again. this is more evander. >> hihi, morty. how are you? >> how are you doing? >> he is doing well. even the people that don't like you like the book. i have to say that. [laughter] >> i stayed away from politics. i strictly in dealing with virtue, finan

. >> reporter: an argument that doesn't carry much weight with armstrong williams. >> the government does not owe you a living. the government does not owe you health care. >> reporter: williams says there is an argument to be made against president obama. unemployment, for example. >> the slight of american blacks under his leadership has worsened. >> reporter: but republicans chasing black voters. >> it's an important investment. why spend all of the money and you have very little on the return. many american blacks in this country have their allegiance to race. they have sol tarity. and they'll feel a betrayal to themselves not to vote for him. >> reporter: racial politics is

this time we're talking about comedian katt williams. he is apologizing for his rant that was caught on tape. you'll hear from part of it and you will hear from him live. he's my guest in just minutes. >>> also coming up next, a nascar superstar driving last night with a heavy heart. he was driving last night to help the family of a fallen friend. next week he'll be racing for the fallen of 9/11. he's joining me next, ryan newman. stay with me. purifying facial cr from neutrogena naturals. removes 99% of dirt and toxins without dyes, parabens, or harsh sulfates. so skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new from neutrogena naturals. [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. if something is simply the color of gold, cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. is it really worth more? we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. unlike others, you get twice the points on travel, and twice the points o

bernard. >> william h. bernstien. >> david beret. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid besky. >> caroline mare buhj. >> edward frank beya. >> paul michael bayer. bella bacan. peter alexander beesfield. >> william gee. >> and my brother-in-law, steven howard berger. we all miss you and there's not a day that goes by we don't think of you. >> my brother, william reid besky. we will always remember you. >> mark bingham. >> carl vincent beanie. >> gary eugene bird. >> joshua david birnbaum. >> george john bishop. >> chris romeo bashunda. >> jeffrey donald. [bell] >> president lincoln not only understood the heartbreak of his country, he also understood the cost of sacrifice and reached out to console those in sorrow. in the fall of 1864, he learned that a widow had lost five sons in the civil war and he wrote her this letter. dear madam, i have been shown in the files of the war department a statement of the general of massachusetts that you're the mother of five sons who have died galor

people ask if i have had the conversation with william.have had a thousand conversations with william at different stages. i do not mean that we talk about it every day. he may ask me a question and then it will be another three months. that was the pattern when he was little. he would ask a question, taking the information, and let it settle. now i work with individuals dealing with life changing circumstances. you find yourself being handed a life you had not planned for or expected. the work i do is helping people to a door -- absorb their new landscape and working out what skills they need to help them handle it. i did want to do something that remembered simon. i also wanted to write out the whole experience so that when william was older, he would be able to read my story rather than the story that played out in the public. >> that was elizabeth turner with her first-person account of the events that change your life. that is one of the many extraordinary stories from 9/11. we will have complete coverage leading up to the 10th annive

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williams, the very first time you told the police about dr.urray wanting to get some cream was august 31st, 2009, correct? >> yes, sir. >> this was over two months after michael jackson had died? >> reporter: williams told the jury he frequently saw oxygen tanks at jackson's house. oxygen is required by the fda to be on hand when propofol is being used, in case the patient has to be resuscitated. >> can you describe what you personally saw in that regard? >> it was normal for oxygen tanks to be there. if they were there, we'd bring them to the bottom of the stairs and the chef or the children would bring them up. but it was normal to see the oxygen tanks the last few months. >> that would be a period of time that you knew conrad murray was coming on an almost nightly basis? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: even with all those oxygen tanks, michael jackson never had a chance. as the defense says, he died so quickly, he never even closed his eyes. >> randi, did the security guard who testified say where michael jackson's kids were at this point? >> rep

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williams, the very first time you told the police about dr.ng to get some cream was august 31st, 2009, correct? >> yes, sir. >> this was over two months after michael jackson had died? >> reporter: williams told the jury he frequently saw oxygen tanks at jackson's house. oxygen is required by the fda to be on hand when propofol is being used, in case the patient has to be resuscitated. >> can you describe what you personally saw in that regard? >> it was normal for oxygen tanks to be there. if they were there, we'd bring them to the bottom of the stairs and the chef or the children would bring them up. but it was normal to see the oxygen tanks the last few months. >> that would be a period of time that you knew conrad murray was coming on an almost nightly basis? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: even with all those oxygen tanks, michael jackson never had a chance. as the defense says, he died so quickly, he never even closed his eyes. >> randi, did the security guard who testified say where michael jackson's kids were at this point? >> reporter: well

and add to that a little dose of william randolph hearst. he was a very famous newspaper man and also someone who had napoleonic tendencies. add to that a great deal of p.t. barnum, a name that's familiar to you because of the sensation and showmanship. and then because it's the '20s and because of norris and some of the things he did, put a little bit of al capone in there because he was very much into winning battles and fighting battles. he built first baptist church from a few hundred people in 1909 to a church that would draw sometimes 10,000 people by the middle of the 1920s. now, there areture churches -- there are churches in america bigger than that now, lots of churches. but there weren't then. it really was the fist mega church in america. but he didn't do it without controversy. there was an area before the days of world war i called hell's half acre. it was where the brothels, gamble houses, bars were and so forth. and it was a place that all the cattlemen that were coming up driving the cattle up with chism trail would stop, so

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michael williams answered no. the stan was also asked a while ago about michael jackson on the night before he died. he accompanied him to the staple center for the final rehearsal. he said that michael was in good spirits. listen now to what he sads. >> how would you describe the rehearsal? >> personally, i thought it was amazing. that was the first time i had ever seen him perform. i thought it was the best thing in the world. later told me he doesn't go 100% until the show. he was just going 30 or 40. but i thought it was great. >> so that is michael williams, michael jackson's personal assistant at the time of the death. he said that michael seemed to be doing great before. he stopped on the way home, going back into his mansion and greeted fans. he seemed like he was in great spirits that night. we also heard earlier from kathy jory. she's a lawyer that negotiated the contract with dr. murray to be michael jackson's personal assistant. she asked him and said $150,000 a month is a lot of money to be get i gett

that's when williams unleashed her wrath. >> you're the one that screwed me over last time. that's not cool. >> oh, some choice words for the ump. after her opponent got the point the crowd booed over a full minute but that did not stop her from outplaying williams. the 27-year-old beat her pretty badly earning her first career grand slam title. after the match williams was much calmer. >> i don't even remember -- i don't remember what i said. i'm sorry. i was just so intense out there. it's the finals for me. and i was just -- i have to go -- i guess i'll see it on youtube, i don't know. >> we will all see it on youtube forever and ever. williams said she was she was just in the zone but there was word she actually may face a ban from next year's tour. this is not the first time she's done this. >>>>ennis is one of though games where politeness always counts. >> it is a game of manners. two years ago she kind of had that obscenity-laced rant against the ump. now it's kind of a pattern with her. >> you'd think she'd learn her lesson that time. >> we'll see. >>> take a look a

and shortly after returning from arlington, the president sat down with our brian williams. among other things, they talked about the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. >> we're always struck by how young everybody is there. these kids were in their 20s for the most part and not only are you struck by the incredible sacrifices made by the fallen, but you have the opportunity to thank directly, young men and women still helping to make america more secure. it's a reminder that our way of life is dependent on the incredible courage, incredible patriotism from a whole host of people, every walk of life, every religion. it's a somber moment when you think about all these young people who gave their life so young. >> much more of brian's exclusive interview tomorrow and monday on "nbc nightly news." also in washington today, a moment of silence for 9/11 victims at the pentagon. before heading to shanksville, former president bush and his wife, laura, placed a wreath at the memorial there. also, leon panetta and donald rumsfeld. now to the show of law enforcement today in

here's a look at cadillac williams, who has had his share of injuries. he, of course, was a high pick by the tampa bay buccaneers. he missed 22 games because of knee injuries in 2007 and 2008 but he's not missed a single game in the last two years, and is the back-up to steven jackson who did start today and that surprised a lot of people. i think john harbaugh was probably not expecting him after jackson had not taken any credible snaps in practice this week for the rams here in st. louis. solomon: but steven jackson is one of those players that you can give him some rest during the week and still get a good game out of him. you see josh mcdaniel studying his play call sheet. >> ref: after reviewing the play the ruling on the field stands. baltimore will be charged with a time-out. fourth down. kevin: they will get the ball anyway. on the punt coming up from jones of the st. louis rams. solomon: i don't know if that time-out will help you so much, with 3:20 left on the clock. and a 30-point lead. kevin: they have got laquan williams, he's seen a lot of

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please call me right away, thank you. >> reporter: moments later, williams calls dr. murray back and finds him smack in the middle of a struggle to revive jackson, who was not breathing. >> he said, "where are you?" i sam, "i'm downtown." and he said, "get here right away, mr. jackson had a bad reaction. get here right away." and i said, "what's going on?" he said, "get somebody up here immediately." >> reporter: but murray does not call 911, and neither does the young assistant. instead, he calls jackson's ply vat security team and reaches fa people muhammad, the chief of security, who goes upstairs and seeps murray working on the boss. >> i saw mr. jackson's feet near the side of the bed, on the ground and as i continue to walk over, i could see the rest of his body and i saw dr. murray near his side. i asked him, "how it's looking? how is it going?" and he said, "it's not looking good." and then inproceeded to go and look at mr. jackson. >> reporter: muhammad said he was doing cpr, and in a panic. >> he appeared very nervous. he was on his side. he was sweating. >>

williams talked to cnn's t.j.is morning about the incident and he said that the apology that was issued on his behalf did not come from him. i'm going to play you part of that interview next. ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. >>> right before the break, we showed you a rant by comedian katt williams during which he went after mexican americans. williams this morning talked to cnn's t.j. holmes about that rovell rant. he violently defended both his comedy and his respect for his mexican american fans. take a listen. >> if a person starts their heckling with "f" america, then that gives me the right to defend my country. i couldn't be anti-mexican. my mexican fan base is largely responsible for me even existing. so between them and the black community is really all i have. but i don't think i need to apologize for being pro-american. the guy said that all of this is still mexico. and i was just giving him geogra

the williams building. >> interestingly enough, the williams building was not in the book. they chose to ignore that. it was like a statistical throw out. >> all the ones they looked at were great. >> great. the one building they didn't include did poorly. in the '89 earthquake i was the engineer retrofitting that building. it sustained a lot of damage. we did some research, and we're able to actually find the daughter of the engineer who built the building. according to her, the building was severely damaged. instead of going hmm not a good idea we better change it. they pulled out the building and rebuilt it to the same specs. >> after the 1906 earthquake the codes did not change and the standards didn't change and people generally rebuilt buildings as fast as they could without substantial seismic upgrades. can anybody tell us what is going on here with the building? here we have craig. go ahead. >> speak this way and loudly. >> what is going on here is an 8 to 14-story addition on the top of the historic building. first of all, you should know the original building here

investing unleashed. >>> comedian katt williams is >>> comedian katt williams is backtracking about as part of what he said in phoenix. >> do you remember when white people used to say, go back to africa, and we had to tell them, we don't want to? so if you love mexico [ bleep ], get the [ bleep ] over there. we were slaves. y'all just worked like that as landscapers. >> katt williams got into it with a mexican member of the audience after he heckled him, and he angered many in the hispanic community with those comments. his publicist released an apology, but he said he didn't mean it. and here is what he had to say to t.j. holmes. >> if a person starts their heckling with "f america," then that gives me the right to defend my country. i couldn't be anti-mexican -- my mcfan base is largely responsible for me even existing. so between them and the black community, it's really all i have. but i don't think i need to apologize for being pro-american. the guy said that all of this is still mexico, and i was just giving him geography. this is america, greatest country in the world. >> well

plus, venus williams forced to bow out of the u.s. open. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and in weather someone front forgot to tell mother nature it's september. 100 degree heat widespread. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if are you just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, appropriately, it was a seesaw battle of round two of the yankee-red sox series in boston. here's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the yankees had a chance to move into first place, but could not hold the lead at fenway taking on the sox. after jason varitak tied with an rbi double, jacoby ellsbury had a shot into the monster seats to the left. he added insurance in the eighth. red sox increase their lead in the a.l. east with a 9-5 win. >>> phils and reds. cliff lee a great pitcher. rounded out to second, and watch lee. he didn't even run to first. then he kind of gives the gesture like, ah, you can have it. that was the only thing lee was givi

innovation for all. ♪ prince william and his new blue-eyed kate middleton.ny were out in california but deputy not visit the d-man. >>. i was stunned miller, when princess kate or lady kate or whatever kate she is shows up in santa barbara where you liver to play polo and i don't see you. where were you? >> i understand it completely. do you think this kid, one month into his wedding, is going to let that girl be privy to my hotness? do you really think he is going to risk it all and let her meet me then she goes away thinking i had a fairy tale. i have got nothing. miller is the answer over there. >> bill: purely personal on the part of prince william not wanting to put you in proximity -- >> billie, i couldn't attend that day anyway. i had bigger fish to fry. barney frank was doing a slip and slide demo up here i had to attend to. he ripped his wet suit on a submerged sprinkler and tore it down the right haunch. laughed, we laughed. >> bill: that's just a lie, miller, that's just not true. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you a hampton's kind of guy, miller. >> l

open, trying to be intimidating, serena williams says i just am. the 28 seed continued her onslaught. taking on anna. serena williams seeded 28 because of a weird seeding system they have at the u.s. open, proving a poin. -- proving a point. she wins as she continues to roll. serena williams winning. oakland andrea ward is the super middleweight champion. has plans for more. october 29, those belts and the trophy up for grabs in a middleweight bout against this guy, the wbc middleweight champion. the super 6 tournament tite. a win, unbeaten at 28-0 could send his career further into the stratosphere. >> this is what i prepared for years ago. the champion. of the world. this is high opportunity against a guy who will bring it. he doesn't want to relinquish his belt. may the best man win. >> all right. in camp, ward has already begun. circus is here. oracle later this week in oakland. a local talent may be a future member. just finished up a 70 show tour with the circus in the northeast. she is fran's prize pupil. -- san francisco's prize pupil. just

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