and it is here that william and kate will raise theirs.of royal parenting, setting a standard for mothering a future monarch. prince william has said he wants to spare his wife the inevitable comparisons to his mother, princess diana. but in many ways, diana has been apart of this pregnancy from the very beginning. we waited two years for kate's announcement, but diana was pregnant just three months after her wedding. from the beginning, she rebelled against the royal traditions of arms-length parenting. prince william was the first heir to the throne to be born outside the palace walls, in a hospital, followed closely by what might be another royal first. >> diana is largely reported to be the very first mother within the royal family to breastfeed. of course, that's hard for us to know for certain, but queen victoria was adamant that she found breastfeeding disgusting. >> it may be bad manners to discuss the "royal bosom," but many people are wondering what kate will do? >> i'm sure she'll do exactly what most women in this country do, w

williams' brief. he admitted it himself. all of the five exhibits that he presented to you are included in the march 20th brief in the original brief. all did he was resubmit them and basically says, well, i disagree with your conclusion. i'd like you to debate section 317. and you did debate section 317 and it's not a perfect law, but it is the law and the departments have conclude that had this project complies with the law the way it's being interpreted to you and presented to you. all we ask for is equity and trust your staff. don't trust me, don't trust mr. santos. trust your staff. thank you very much, commissioners. >> mr. sanchez? >> thank you, good evening, president fong, member of the board. scott sanchez, planning department. the matter before you is a rehearing request so whether or not there is any new evidence that wasn't presented at the previous hearing or previous breech. while it is [speaker not understood], i don't think the appellant has raised either of these issues successfully. the appellant has raise

william is almost a stamp of that. >> it's william's first time at the shore, and as jim finds out, youead a horse to water but you can't make him pose. just as william is getting acclimated to the ocean, a wave crashes on the shore. >> of course he was startled. he was jumping around, pulled me into the water. i end up in the water with two hands holding my reins. he's jerking me around like a fish on the line. i can't hold him and he breaks away. >> it's about 4:00 p.m. when a panicked william bolts and runs into the ocean. he's swimming on the coastline. another trainer tries to lasso william, but the spooked horse slips away. >> the rope was on the back of his ears, over his nose, but the way the water was going when he started to reel in the rope, it came above his nose and slid over his ears. >> william turns right and doesn't look back making a beeline out to sea. his owner, arabian horse breeder mindy, peter -- mindy peters, is several miles away when she gets a call from a close family friend. >> she said to me, mindy kendall's horse is going to die. i was like what? >> william

williams. >> thank you, steve williams on behalf of the appellant. you know, obviously we agreed that the appeal would be granted against all four permits. and i was just handed this by brett and i don't know why, i didn't get it within the last week or so. i'm a little confused by what he is requesting that we have no problem with the construction of a new ada bathroom and we have no problem, i suppose with reverting the space back to its preexisting condition, as long as that is confirmed by dbi. >> and they also indicated that they would send us a copy of the plans, the preexisting plans for the space. so nobody is going to contest what the preexisting is? >> if dbi confirms what was there, and they want to put it back, i guess we don't object. i mean, we don't care one way or the other. should we hear from dbi? >> commissioners, this one is confusing. here today and if the construction had started there was laws with matter of stubs and the layout that looks like individual offices one open space and then on the sides there is some framed offices

va a trabajar con williams levy ,no te pones celoso?orque estoy al tanto, aunque estoy lejos, estoy viendolos >>la presentacion de tu telenovela nueva, estuvo espectacular >>mucho cuidado lenguilargos, se que es su trabajo, tienen que sacarle provecho a lo único largo que tienen, la lengua. >>por ahora el pelo es lo largo mío (risas) >>borrego dijo qué difícil tu. >>orreguito, lucho , tu sabes que conozco muchas cosas de ti, tu sabes lo quiero >>un beso a todos, despierta américa los quiero mucho, sigan despertandonos con esa energía >>si, es verdad, william, aquí solo hablaremos cosas bonitas de ti >>y qué sabrá de lucho? >>estoy bien contenta, tenemos entrevista en exclusiva para despierta américa de julio iglesias >>ojalá que lo de twitter sea ad dar voz al pueblo latino es un honor para mi >>el cantante más escuchado de todos los tiempos se interpreta a si mismo, pese a ser uno de los vendedores de discos más grandes, se niega a llamarse a si mismo, leyenda viva >>no, yo estoy en mi tiempo, no he pasado a otro tiempo >>difícil creer

. >> is stephen williams still in the room, mr. williams? >> he's outside. >> before we actually -- before you get him, i just want to -- we were thinking of having yours come before the next item out of order because we think it's going to be a quick one. is that -- okay. okay, great. >> i'm going to start calling these because there are four of them. so, we're going to take items 8a through 8d next. these are appeals numbers 12-158, 12-1566, 12-167, and 12-168 all dealing with the property at 23 95 26 avenue. these are all filed by stephen williams and they're against the department of building inspection appealing the issue on [speaker not understood]. one is a permit to alter a building, to have tenant improvements to commerce unit number 1, new interior parties walls, one office, conference room great room existing upgrade for a-d-a compliance. another is a plumbing permit for new a-d-a bathroom sink in break room. another is a plumbing permit to replace a heater furnace, and the final one is a electrical permit to replace 24 new lights

williams rolls it in on goal and elliott stare steers it away. now williams. getting it back to the line. muzzin. able to get by stewart. muzzin throws it. tried to throw it to the front and redirect. bouncing back out to center ice. >> not a lot of fancy plays in overtime. l.a. with that theme in mind. they're putting pucks to the net from everywhere. >> bouwmeester back to get it. plays it ahead. off the stick of voynov and deep in the l.a. zone. scuderi back to get it. now steen. schwartz. backes. puck free. scuderi. won a cup, of course, with pittsburgh before he won one with l.a. now a turnover and recovered by schwartz. picked up by the blues. backhanded across by backes. off the boards and now the l.a. kings get it out the other way. here's kopitar. takes it wide on polak who played them well. throws it back up the wall. and there's dwight king waiting for it. jackman for oshie. recovered by regehr and taken back by backes. now perron with a couple of nifty moves. regehr separates them from the puck. l.a. kings have it now. doughty for lewis. broken up.

but william randolph hearst wrote a letter to his mother--once quoting, then, from mr.rst-- that if he could spend a month anywhere in the world, it would be at the ranch at san simeon. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. the now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-few grass-fed beef operation. g

the attacks today haven't gotten stronger. >> host: how long was king william's the king? >> guest: he succeeded in july of 1830 and died in 1837 when he was succeeded by his young girl niece victoria. so it was a special short ring but during it, this extraordinary development in history took place. >> host: what about the middle class in britain at the point? >> guest: there is a middle class rising and it doesn't have many votes and that is part of the problem that it's articulate , well-educated and high-minded, philanthropic and there's a connection to the dissent unitarians. the power of the middle class lays on them saying we believe in peaceful reform. we believe in peaceful change but if you don't listen to us, there are people below less as they would say that believe in something very different which was violent reform. if queen elizabeth went back to this time, what she recognized the traditions and the power between parliament and the family? >> guest: i don't think it's changed dramatically and to the compromise made. william for as you will see in my book in

>> pete williams in washington. these victims continue to be remarkable people, all of them, pete, thanks. >>> our health news story tonight is about caffeine, specifically the number of products it shows up in and the concern that causes especially for children. now with yet another new product that boasts a jolt of caffeine, the fda says it is time to take a closer look. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: for years, the concern has been the effect of those highly caffeinated energy drinks on kids and teenagers. now food manufacturers are adding caffeine to a whole range of products including candy, jelly beans, potato chips, even gum. wrigley's new alert energy gum advertises the right energy right now. 40 milligrams, about what's in half a cup of coffee, per piece. the fda says all this caffeine adds up to a big concern. >> what does this mean for children, adolescents and adults who might have vulnerabilities to excessive caffeine? we need to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: up until

don williams had been a close friend. in his recollection he was working at one of his hot wings restaurant the day that mckinney was arrested a few days after the crime. he decided to go to the scene. there was a swat team around rid there's quite a public atmosphere. the press was there. he was watching from the street when they brought out mr. mckinney. he looked and did not recognize him but he said, that is not the guy i threw out. he turned to a police officer and said, this is not the guy i threw out of the club. >> because the officer wanted to arrest him rich he said, please, don't read he was feeling guilty. >> the night he did throw out, there was talk of arresting him that night. donald crump ducked in and said, don't do it, just let him go home. himself largely for what happened. i want to be very clear. it is not entirely clear the man that donald, throughout was the man who shot on williams. there are a number of episodes like that that night. the significance of what he said is the police never followed up

the aforementioned shootout between hume and williams over mr. holder for stuff from washington juan williams. holder can't see everything, juan? that was lame. come on. even you, can't see everything? this is big, juan. when guy comes and says i'm going to tap -- not tap, we're going to look at the phone records of a fox news correspondent, you look at everything, juan. come on. >> let me just tell you, what's lame here and i think you got it right in the talking points memo, bill, is people who don't realize this is about national security. that al qaeda has no right in the a.p. case to know that we have a double agent operating within their counsel in yemen, trying to bomb a u.s. plane. and sim harley in the north korea case there is a real national security issue. >> bill: i don't dispute that and i don't think fair minded americans dispute that. but with holder, you have got a whole different ballgame. number one, he says on the associated press leak, which was about yemen and al qaeda that he recuses himself because he may be one of the lea

things looked pretty grim for veterans awaitsing benefit, for now we go to our correspondent brian williams. >> after two wars in which they were asked to sacrifice so much for their country, many veterans are now returning home to wait years for the benefits they were promised. almost a million american veterans are waiting for claims. >> jon: thanks, brian. see you soon. well-- i don't think we have to pay him for that, do we? well, folks, good news. the veteran's affairs department is now withholding bonuses for senior officials overseeing disability claims. >> jon: they haven't done really much about the backlog of claims but they have stopped giving bonuses to the people who created it. so that's something. i means that's got to suck though, for those guys not get their bonuses. i mean to have the government promise you a benefit and you know, not deliver it, well-- i can't imagine anyone else even knows what that must feel like. to be fair, the va is not just withholding bonuses, they're also taking steps to fix things. eventually. >> we are revolved to eliminate the claims backlog of

my team had captured an enemy combatant, va sympathizer and author camea williams. >> we're trying to locate a medical claim form filed by army veteran eugene manning over 300 days ago. where is the claim? >> i really don't -- >> in the end everybody breaks. >> i think they're trying really hard to do a better job. >> okay, williams, you want to play it that way. >> i'm about to perpetrate so many different types of torture on their ass. look likes somebody wants to get cheese boarded. >> here you go, you're going to need this for spreading. >> you hear that. that is the va automated telephone system. enjoy. >> i hope you like long form improv. >> hey, hey, how are you doing. >> we do an 90 minute improvised long form sitcom. >> they can do this all day long. you just try choking down that board full of cheese without any fiber. >> oh i forgot my wife only speaks spanish. >> don't you turn eyes away from this abomination. >> please enter your social security number. >> she's enjoying it. play it back, remove the cheese. >> it took entire minutes but she finally cracked. where is the c

sends it back on jonathan quick, kopitar, williams, oshie.him, now berglund for david perron, perron has been dangerous at times in this game, brian. >> brian: a lot of blues have, to a certain point, again, dave on the ice, but not in that last area, right in front of jonathan quick. >> dave: yes. shattenkirk pressured there by lewis. off the stick of david backes, puck sent back into the blue zone. leopold. schwartz, and now it skips away from backes. scuderi hands it off now a loose puck in front of the net, scooped up by bouwmeester, picked up by stewart, across the line, takes it wide, back to the front, covered up by jonathan quick, with just four and a half remaining in regulation time, l.a. main tabtains a 2-1 lead. [ rumbling ] ♪ ♪ hey, i appreciate it man. i'm a big fan. me too. this one goes out to a couple friends of mine. [ male announcer ] when cold refreshment calls, coors light answers. frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. frost brewed coors light. aw, shoodiscover card.payment. i missed a payment. aw, s

earl woods, joe jackson -- does richard williams belong in that same category?williams doesn't belong in that category at all because he raised them with a great deal of love, and he also always gave them a sense of freedom. he's fiercely protective of them. >> reporter: and he taught them to be protective of each other. they are both jehovah's witnesses, both unmarried. they not only share the same house in florida -- >> no, i don't want to move out. why would i want to move out? >> reporter: -- they share some of the same hobbies. ♪ whole hearted >> reporter: smfr the same doubts. >> i have a hard time doing the things i'm supposed to do. >> reporter: both know the burden of keeping a promise they made as little girls to the people of compton and beyond. >> you gonna win for us? mhmm, good girl. >> reporter: it is a story of triumph over adversity for a family that mastered a game with a scoring system that always begins with love. linsey davis, abc news, new york city. >> and the documentary "venus & serena" opens in theaters may 10. we thank you for watching

let's go right now to william. and they give me some background. this was the first interview he did after resigning from the national security agency, the intelligence agency that is many times larger than the cia. he resigned over the domestic surveillance program. we will get into the interview, but he discusses the ennis a pause massive power to spy on americans and why the fbi raided his home after he became a whistleblower. we also speak with the academy award nominated filmmaker laurel about how she was repeatedly detained and questioned by federal agents whenever she enters the u.s.. she is an international film maker based here in the u.s. with jacobke applebaum, the computer researcher who has experienced surveillance since he was associated with wikileaks. we begin with william bennett describing the ordeal after he designed -- resigned from the national security agency. >> i should say, it was the morning of the second day after gonzales's testimony to the senate judiciary committee on tsp,- what was called the a fabricated plan, to cov

. >>> en el 2004 una sÍquica, le dijo a miller en el programa de williams que su hija amanda no estaba esta casa, pero no encontrÓ nada. y el aÑo pasado, siguiendo una pista de un asesino encarcelado las autoridades excavar un lo te al oeste de cleveland. las jÓvenes retenidas contra su voluntad a menos de 3 cuadras de distancia. >>> ahora, reciÉn en el 2009, el fbi como en zo a sospechar que los 3 casos podrÍan estar relacionados y que el responsable tenÍa que ver con la desapariciÓn en el 2007 con ashley summer de 14 aÑos ocurrida en la misma Área. la policÍa planea preguntar a las jÓvenes si alguna vez vieron a summer, cuyo paradero aÚn si desconoce. ahora poco se sabe de michelle knight la mayor presuntamente secuestrada por los castro. segÚn informes, su familia penÓo que se habÍa ido de su casa cuando perdiÓ la custodia de su hijo. josÉ. >>> angie sandoval muchas gracias. >>> la estadÍstica de menores de edad secuestrados cada aÑo es escalofriante cada aÑo, unos 800 mil niÑos son reportados como secuestrados o da fa desaparecido la mayorÍa son recuperados, muchos no aparecen, o a

williams pleaded guilty to third-degree murder.ian moton who snipped the neck of baby d pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges. finally, pearl gosnell, dr. gosnell's wife pleaded guilty to illegal late term abortion and conspiracy. she would not testify against her husband. the others would testify at trial to what they saw and what they did. horrible crimes no longer alleged but admitted. >> actual people that worked under the employ of dr. kermit gosnell admitted that they murdered babies as part of the regular routine practice of what was going on in that shop of horrors. so this isn't speculation. this isn't a theory by the prosecution. this is real and it is murder. >> bret: the remaining question was whether a jury would find gosnell himself guilty of any of the killings. he pleaded not guilty to murder and a long list of lesser charges that included infantacide, conspiracy, illegal late term abortions. his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member jury

williams pleaded guilty to third-degree murder. adrian moton who snipped the neck of baby d pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges. finally, pearl gosnell, dr. gosnell's wife pleaded guilty to illegal late term abortion and conspiracy. she would not testify against her husband. the others would testify at trial to what they saw and what they did. horrible crimes no longer alleged but admitted. >> actual people that worked under the employ of dr. kermit gosnell admitted that they murdered babies as part of the regular routine practice of what was going on in that shop of horrors. so this isn't speculation. this isn't a theory by the prosecution. this is real and it is murder. >> bret: the remaining question was whether a jury would find gosnell himself guilty of any of the killings. he pleaded not guilty to murder and a long list of lesser charges that included infantacide, conspiracy, illegal late term abortions. his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member j

moran worked closely with the expedition photographer, william henry jackson. together they selected the most impressive views. moran made drawings and watercolor sketches, blocking in forms d contours, quickly noting the colors of the terrain and the sulfurous deposits for which yellowstone is named. back in newark, new jersey, moran began what he termed his "big picture," "the grand canyon of the yellowstone." for moran, the spiritual, natural and aesthetic realms should blend to create a great impression. to that end, he combined different points of view into one dramatic panorama. moran explained, the precipitous rocks on the right were really at my back when i stood at that point. yet in their present position, they are strictly true to pictorial nature. my aim was to brinbefore the public the character of that region. narrator: reporting to congress, hayden suggested that the geyser region of yellowstone be set apart as a national park. congressman william kelly of pennsylvania also promoted the legislation, no doubt eager to please jay cooke, a prominent

williams is rarely wrong but he was wrong that day. god put him on this earth to play a key role in the defense of freedom and the rights passed down to us by our founders. although god really didn't mind if he took a day off here and there to shoot a few ducks and geese on the side. i like j.d. williams and the rest of our board to stand because they represent you and they are the backbone of this association. thank you j.d. and thank you to the entire board of directors of the national rifle association. [applause] everyone here, every member of the national rifle association, and every second amendment supporter in this country has benefited from your service j.d. and from the service of your fellow directors. thank you all. [applause] fellow members of the n.r.a. family, it is an honor for me now to introduce another director of the national rifle association. please welcome lieutenant colonel oliver north. [applause] >> thank you, my fellow n.r.a. members. it has been my great blessing to have spent most of my life in the company

does richard williams belong in that same category?d williams doesn't belong in that category at all because he made them with a great deal of love, and he also always gave them a sense of freedom. he's fiercely protective of them. >> reporter: and he taught them to be protective of each other. they are both jehovah's witnesses, both unmarried. they not only share the same house in florida. >> i don't want to move out. why would i want to move out? is >> reporter: they share some of the same hobbies, some of the same doubts. >> i have a hard time doing the things i'm supposed to do. >> reporter: both know the burden of keeping a promise they made as little girls to the people of compton and beyond. >> good girls. >> reporter: it's a story of triumph over adversity. for a family that mastered a game with a scoring system that always begins with love. lindsey davis, nbc news, new york. >> debuts in theaters on may 10th. >> a dad with a mission. he apparently told the film makers that he wrote a plan before they were even born, 78 pages l

. >>> también llegó william levy a la presentación de la nueva programación de univisión. >>> así es,ida polanco, hola. >>> gracias, pamela, bárbara bermudo, así es, la gran sorpresa en manhattan fue william levy que el año pasado prometió que vendría y cumplió, él llegó muy bien acompañado con su pareja en la telenovela que veremos en univisión. >>> william levy arribó con ximena navarrete, su nueva coprotagonista en la nueva telenovela la tempestad. >>> hemos tenido escenas bajo d aguantar la respiración por más de un minuto. >>> lesionado salió de la presentación david zepeda después de ser golpeado accidentalmente en la presentación de enrique iglesias. >>> sí, ese micrófono de los que están de pie, lo patea, estaba con mucha euforia y se vino derecho acá. >>> si les gusta la acción y suspenso, unimás y galavisión transmitirán 5s eries, una con alicia machado. >>> univisión también prometió reportajes investigativos, de información, de entretenimiento y nuevos concursos que veremos, también anoche muchos de estos actores estuvieron en la fiesta de los 50 más bellos de la revista p

johnny williams is the head of a company called star scientific. he has contributed thousands of dollars to the mcdonnell campaign. williams also paid $15,000 to cater a wedding party for the governor's daughter. the fbi is now reportedly looking into the relationship between the pair. today, mcdonnell said on wtop radio that he did not give williams any special treatment. and under virginia law, he says he does not have to disclose the wedding gift to his daughter. >> gifts to the office holders are required to be disclosed. but no office holder right now is required to disclose gifts to a spouse, to children in the house, to adult children. >> governor mcdonnell said he does believe virginia's campaign finance laws should be tightened. >>> from capitol hill to a martial arts studio in mississippi. that's where ricin showed up in tests as the fbi tracks letters sent to congress and the white house. federal prosecutors reveal today the positive test at the studio owned by james dusky. court documents also claim fbi agents spotted him dumping items

shot goes wide but justin williams stuffs the puck past. one to nothing los angeles.mber the team that scored first in this series won every game. later in the period, sharks caught on a bad line change and anje kopitar to justin williams again. two goals for that man. two to nothing kings. sharks still had some bites. third period, dan boil with puck at the point, finds the back of the net. two to one los angeles. in the end, though, this series was about great goal tending. jonathan quick was better. point-blank range but kings win game 7, 2 to 1, the sharks season is over. >> not ease circumstances man. i mean, we got a good team in here, just couldn't score. >> got to find a way, you got to will it up over the glove and didn't do that. he was -- he was great goalie. >> off to marathon survivor aaron hern threw out the first pitch tonight. maybe he should have started for the giants. making his major league debut tonight against the a's. watch how quick this got out. it would only get worse. we go to the third. watches an rbi single gave up four runs two and a thir

pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> an awful day in afghanistan today. six americans, two service members, four military contractors, among the 15 people killed when a suicide car bomb exploded in kabul. dozens more injured. one of the deadliest days in the afghan capital in months. 2,087 american servicemen and women have been killed since the war started there over 12 years ago. >>> back in this country, president obama is now on the offensive, trying to assure the public he's taking seriously this confluence of three separate controversies really that have erupted at the same time. we also learned tonight another top official at the irs is stepping down. our political director, chief white house correspondent chuck todd, with us from the north lawn. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. damage control, day two. in what's easily been the president's toughest week politically since winning re-election. all of these presidential pronouncements today all designed to show that he's on top of these bubbling controversies popping up all over

william jones jr.n the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager of

for the first time at the french open in paris and relishes the prospect of facing rival serena williams but first the world number two had another sweet encounter with michael crush and her reports. it turns out the maria sharapova has a sweet tooth which i venture into the candy making business has clearly shown. a recent visit to moscow for the russia wide launch of a sugar pobre candy brand wrapped up the successful half year for the commercial project and sharapova has also managed to emulate that success on the court this year with her recent defense of her stuttgart ground retitle proof things are starting to fall into place she's now back up to second in the w.c. a world ranking behind her nemesis serena williams it's a rivalry that has spanned almost a decade and one that has continued this year sure up of the met serena williams both in the semifinal of the doha open in qatar. and in the final of the miami open tennis tournament but couldn't break her eleven game losing streak against the towering american. which spans back to two thousand and four the competition in the top te

meteorologist tim williams has her answer in the first warning weather forecast. here's a live look, and here's sharon. >> hemline-15th annual bike rally. we will have more from the 15th annual bike. eyewitness news is seconds away. >> this is wjz-tv. baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland news station. >> good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. temperatures in the 60s across the area. it's a bit wet, and we knew this day was coming. some of the rain is the light it's not even showing up on the radar. it means today. so far, a lot of moisture and air. visibility is not horrible problem, but definitely take it slow. as you can see, it's just a lot of scattered showers around, a lot of activity toward self. but it is just going to be a damp day. the showers were into tuesday evening. they will give us through the day. a better chance of pretty much thunderstorms tomorrow, but today is just misty. the forecast today going up to about 7

fall into place she's now back up to second in the w t a world ranking behind her nemesis serena williams it's a rivalry that has spanned almost a decade and one that has continued this year sharapova met serena williams both in the semifinal of the doha open in qatar. and in the final of the miami open tennis tournament but couldn't break her eleven game losing streak against the towering american. which spans back to two thousand and four the competition in the top ten of its tennis is really tough and obviously to tremendous year last year she was to the grand slams of the season championship so she played extremely well very confident tennis and that someone had been a good two to playing in challenging myself against and beat the shit. fighting words for sure up over who is of course eyeing a defense of her french open title at roland garros later in the month it would be the first attempt at successfully defending a grand slam title for the one meets in ninety two all russian. and it's something she clearly cannot wait to do. for her special moment it was for me last year no one car

well john williams the for. official now he was one of the later speakers he recently moved the markets after some confusing statements which will visit us in the second period now a little background first williams joined the fed in one thousand nine hundred four and his work for both the board of governors and the san francisco fed he was a voting member of the f o m c in two thousand and twelve and was consistently on board with bernanke no dissent in other words. well in his speech yesterday he first said my forecast is that unemployment will be just below seven and a half percent at the end of this year and a shade below seven burst the end of two thousand and fourteen i don't see it falling by six and a half percent and a half percent and tell twenty fifteen yeah let's let's back up and see what this actually means here. the fed has given its guidelines of what it's going to actually stop printing money or at least taper and that has to do with the six and a half percent unemployment level it's around it's

the world ranking stay the same come the french open shot up over will be in line to face arena williams in the final something shot up of seems quietly confident about what kind of a sleeping on the situation you have to fight to the full match and soon i love him very keep doing this no doubt and you can catch maria sharapova begin the defense of a french open title from the twenty sixth of may margaret janko r.t. moscow on to basketball with tesco beat him kay to wrap up their twentieth domestic title and not turn to their euro league semifinal against olympiacos who snatched last year's title from them in the last second like ally charles reports. with a final four challenge looming in the euro leigh sales car mosco still had some domestic affairs to see to as the army man welcome neighbors handy for the last game of the season going into the match it's already my scene as menu they don't already secured a record twentieth russian sidle but they never showed against the moscow region club who were the other russian side in the you're only they did see me last dosage sense off of the

this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams reporting tonight from moore, oklahoma. >> and welcome back to those of you following us on our local nbc stations to what is our second half hour, special hour-long coverage tonight from this devastated city of moore, oklahoma, south of oklahoma city where we've had confirmation today these were some of the strongest winds on earth. an ef-5 tornado. that is the strongest possible category. we woke up to some good news. the wildly fluctuating death toll, which stood at 51 when so many americans went to bed last night, rose to 91 overnight in the fog of war that can often follow a disaster like this. we woke up to a lesser number of 24 souls confirmed lost in this with hundreds of injuries. lester holt here again to start off th half hour of our coverage. lester, we have a dandy nbc station in oklahoma city, kfor. k-f-o-r. they have helicopter coverage. they gave you a ride today to give you perspective on this area. >> reporter: it is important to get perspective. we've sat and stood in front of wreckage like this before and you can look

the mother of williams accepted his diploma. she is still waiting for answers about his death. news 4's derrick ward spoke to her and other family members who honored williams today. >> crossing the stage at the ceremony at catholic university the most applause and tribute for one who wasn't there, and couldn't be there. his family was presented with his diploma. >> it hurts me because i know how much he wanted this. >> reporter: he had finished his courses at catholic university's metropolitan school last fall but in march was gunned down as he returned home to his apartment. he died a few feet from his door. >> i'm proud of my son's hard work. because he was very motivated. >> he was so dedicated. he was a very bright student. >> williams had a support system, church members, family and friends. some admired his determination. >> for all of those this should have been a happy day. >> it was a happy day but the wakt of loss was there as well. >> it is a somber moment. i'm exceptionally proud. >> his spirit lives with us. >> i really wish i could have been watching him on the s