[♪] narrador: increÍblemente, william se aferra a otra cuerda.lliam sigue vivo gracias a sus rescatistas que rehusaron rendirse, cuan la vida de Él pendÍde un hi. >>¡cayÓ de nuevo al agua! [♪] narradorcolumbus, ohio. un laÓn armado asalta una gasolinera. la empleada, karen smith, entrega el dero sin resistirse. >>temÍa mucho que me matara, temÍ por mi vida. narrador: pero el sujeto habÍa escogido muy mal a quiÉn asaltar. [disparo] >>repentinamente dijo, [bip] y el dinero saliÓ volando; fue cuando supe que le habÍa dado. narrador: karen toma un revÓlver oculto bajo la registrada. el delincuente herido se revuelca en el piso y pide compasiÓn. >>pensaba que Él me dispararÍa tambiÉn. narrador: karen mantiene vigilado al ladrÓn hasta que ega la policÍa. algos indudable, el hombre no olvidarÁ cuando topÓ con una dama que cargaba un justiciero calibre .38. [disparo] [gritos] [♪] narrador: brisbane, australi el equipo nacional de paracaidismo se entrena para el campeonato mundial. con cuatro homes en formaciÓn boveda. es una proeza muy arriesgada. [♪] el

lauren williams?ould i think everyone argue it is great to have updated identification, but the fact is it affects this group is proportionately for real reasons. not having transportation to get to the dmv to update your id. not being able to find your birth certificate or having one or ever having seen one. not having the money to pay to get a new id. that you have to have this id, the name on your id matcher registration or not --wing it is different areas not knowing that you have to have this id, the name on your id match your registration or not knowing it is different. it in an ideal world, we would have the id, but it isn't. you have to look at who is being affected by this. also, who the people being affected most by this are most likely to vote or. host: a question on twitter. protecting voter security disproportionately affect african-americans and the poor? explain this. just dead.nd of they are the least likely to have an updated id. --hink there are of that he there are a variety of reas

prince william and his father were both christened at buckingham balance, and william and kate have chosen smaller palace, so just close friends and family attending. they just announced that choice of seven god parents four prince charles. prince williams were mainly royals, and that's not happening with prince george. they have chosen mainly close friends from their loyal group of friends, and there is one exception, prince william's first cousin, the daughter of princess anne. it's going to start under five hours and then we will have the answer, what kate has chosen to wear for this special day. >> but of course. annabel, thank you. >>> other stories making news. hopes were dashed regarding the little girl who may have been abducted by a couple in greece. the dna did not match any profile in their database. authorities are looking into eight to ten of the tips sent in. >>> a performance was to benefit the foundation of work of artist killed by the nazis. >>> and then for the first time ever, a poll supports the legalization of marijuana. the numbers jumped ten points from the same poll

then william presents george. in this casual moment, for the first time in me than a century, four generations of monarchs together. it was an intimate ceremony. just 22 guests led by the archbishop of canterbury. they've got parents of william and kate and a close friend of princess diana. she was a real presence today. >> they chose this chapel because it was here she lay in state the night before her funeral. and i think that may have had a fantastically powerful influence over a 15 year old boy. >> reporter: diana's son now protecting his son from the media. he's determined to give his son an upbringing as normal as perform just as diana would have wanted. 31 years ago she had to calm a crying prince william at his kristeni kristening. everything today was william and kate's choice. diana would have liked that. most of all, she would have loved the grandson she never got to meet. pierre simmons, london. >>> caught in the act. a two-year mystery in washington has been sol offed. a senior national security offic

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williams is an oakland gang member and believed to be the shooter in the 8-year-old's killing. she just happened to open the door while at sleepover in oakland when williams came to the door and started shooting. >> we believe there was an earlier shooting and murder and this was a retaliation. they went to that house to kill someone at the house. >> reporter: she was killed, but was not the intended target. two other young children were also hit by gunfire along with the 63-year-old grandmother. this case was a top priority for a number of reasons. >> there are some times where crimes happen and occur that are so dispickable you never forget them. you dedicate the resources to bringing some justice to a very tragic situation. this is one of those crimes. >> today is just about justice. it is all about justice for my daughter. that's all i want. i just want justice. that's it. >> reporter: williams and an alleged accomplice will be back here in court tomorrow. there is another suspect in this case. he has fled to another state. >>> a hayward police officer today pleaded not gui

we have kate williams now. kate williams, hi, what are they doing in front of st. james palace now?pening at the moment is the middletons have just arrived so kate's parents have just arrived, michael and carol middleton have arrived and the archbishop of canterbury is waiting there for kate, william and baby george. we've seen them from buckingham palace behind me so the royal party has left and we should expect to see them going in, in a few minutes' time. kate we've heard is wearing cream, nothing else so far. we know prince george is wearing the historic christening robe every baby has worn since 1841, a replica. can't wait to see him. >> we'll break away and when they arrive we'll go back to you, kate thanks so much. we'll take a break and be back with much more in "the newsroom." woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmut

pete williams reports that the situation started near the white house. we saw video of at least one capitol police officer transported to the hospital. we're not clear of those injuries, if there was a confrontation between the shooter and capitol police. we're working to get those details. no reports of any tourists or people in and around the area injured. i have with us suzie kim. she's from msnbc.com. i believe you're on the hill there. what can you tell me? we don't have her. what we do know is the situation is under control according to pete williams. we're awaiting a news conference from capitol police. at the time of this shooting, remarkably members of the house were in the chamber debating the mini funding bill during the shooting and at one point in time were sheltered in place in the chamber. we spoke with a number of members of congress along with their staff forced to remain in their office until the situation got under control as it is right now. we're waiting to get more information on this shooter, this individual, as well as how this un

mujer y 4 menores de edad quedaron hospitalizados por accidente de vehículo en la calle primera y williams fueron llevados a hospital. >> 3 sospechosos son acusados de asalto e intento de asesinato son los del video si tiene información al respecto, por favor comuníquese con las autoridades o a la información que mostramos en pantalla. mathew dotty fue detenido por autoridades por quejas de venta de drogas. el administrador del sitio web en donde se vendia drogas fue arrestado y tiene juicio el miércoles 9 de octubre. >> los atleticos de oakland y los tigres de detroit tienen encuentro vamos con william bonilla. >> hola ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes león felipe estamos en el coliseo de oakland los tigres de detroit se enfrentan a los atleticos de oakland es considerado el juego de david contra goliat. los atleticos tienen 60 millones de dólares y los tigres 150 millones de dólares los atleticos contra los tigres de detroit en breves minutos. >> muchísimas gracias más adelante más información y en breve veremos como se dan las licencia de conducir y la polémica del sistema de educación de méx

and while many monarchs including prince william were baptized at buckingham palace, william and kateition. kate was confirmed here. and he paid his last respects to princess diana here. keeping with tradition prince george will be christened in a lace, silk, and satin gown worn by everybody since 1841. the names of george's god parents have not been announced but it is believe they'd will be close friends instead of high-ranking royal. anne-marie, back to you. >> alphonso van marsh, in london. thank you very much. >>> ahead, sports. and was it bullying or sound beating. a high school coach is under fire after his team notches a lopsided victory. for a meal so awesome, you'll want to share it. everyone is cooking with campbell's skillet sauces. and now try new campbell's slow cooker sauces. medicare open enrollment.g with camof year again.t sauces. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. but it never hurts to see if you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. open enrollment ends d

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el auto de william mccree ha sido arrastrado a un turbulento canal de desagÜe.lliam se h refugiado en el techo. >>¡estÁn elentro! ¡en el centro, a la mitad del can! narrador: las bradas de rescate harÁn un intento por salvarlo, pero deben actuar rÁpido. >>¡prÁrense para sostener la cuerda! narrador: su auto estÁ derivando hacia el puente. >>¡vamos a arrojarle una cuer, seÑor! ¡agÁrrese fuerte! narrador: esta es su oportunidad. >>¡agÁrrela! [♪] narrador: los reatistas corren hacia el otro lado. [♪] allÍ estÁ el auto,

y la princesa kate tomaron esta decisiÓn porque fue allÍ dÓnde la madre de william estuvo en capillaam y kate van a hacer a su manera las cosas y prÍncipe mantiene su compromiso con la instituciÓn pero sabiendo que tiene que dap tarla a su tiempo. >>> para me parece muy bien por que el mundo avanza en conformidad a eso. >>> segÚn el historiador britÁnico jack la labor de william estÁ surto iendo efecto y los britÁnicos vuelven a ver la instituciÓn como garantÍa de estabilidad. >>> es un joven prÍncipe que podrÍa ser rey en 70 aÑos y fue ba bau tigzatizoado y la actual mo y tres prÍncipes en la misma foto. >>> y desde londres reino unido jonathan lÓpez para telemundo. >>> la verdad que el niÑo estÁ bello. >>> estÁ lindo. >>> y la verdad que todo esto demuestra como han cambiado los tiempos. >>> los antiguos bau titizbauti llenos de tradiciÓn, y esto fuesencil fuesen sill. >>> muy bello. >>> y bueno la verdad que sigue siendo algo histÓrico para los londinense y para britÁnicos en general. >>> gracias a todos, y los dejamos con "caso cerrado", gracias y hasta maÑana. >>> >>yo tengo un

ian williams is right outside the city. good morning to you. what are the strategies being used to fight these fires? >> reporter: good morning, richard. this has been the biggest firefighting of its kind ever mounted in this part of australia. this evening, they are tentatively saying it has been a success, the disaster many have been predicting was averted. the waeeather was every bit as extreme today. we saw soaring temperatures and winds gusting at up to 60 miles an hour, creating fresh fires and it also meant that existing fires flared up even more intensely than before. pacific highways north of sydney was closed for a while because of one fire. firefighters spread out. this evening, they are tentatively saying that their operation was a success. >> ian williams, thank you so much. as we watch that, it gets bigger and bigger. >> they made it through today, which is a big day. it was hot, windy. they're worried about these bigger fires that are uncontrolled. combining, mega storms. firefighters held the lines. yeah, it was a little minor v

they give it to williams, and williams wrapped up immediately as he crosses the line of scrimmage bynior from southlake, texas. >> charles: now, when they have run the ball this well, it sets up what for you, play action. remember earlier in the game they ran it well, able to go play action. jalen saunders on an inside slant -- or seam route off of the play action. >> gus: play fake, underneath williams. whoo! they're playing some football in oklahoma today! millard, 6'2", 253, looking like renaldo nehemiah. and the handoff, did they get it? yes! what a drive by ou! damien williams with the touchdown, and the sooners with a 34-24 lead. >> charles: damien williams with the touchdown. roy finch with the biggest runs to set it up on that drive. >> gus: with 11:04 to go, ou takes an 11-point lead. seven plays, 58 yards. they ate up 2:29. six runs on the drive. only one pass. kliff kingsbury has to go to work now. or great gas mileage. that'd be like eating sweet or sour chicken. oh grrrlg what is this?! sour chicken... it's good, right? i think i like "and" better. only ford gives you ec

and especially mary lou williams. there were so few examples for her of what it was she was trying to become, and most of those examples were male. and yet she pursued it, she had absolute confidence in her talent and her ability and her importance. and so i think that i just, i sort of learned to welcome the opportunity to try and learn how to write about her. and how to write about the music. and then it just was a process of listening and listening and listening and trying to really write down what it was that i heard. and it was such a moving encounter. i mean, if you don't know her music, i strongly recommend -- i hope this book will make people listen to her. it was such a moving end counter and so powerful -- encounter and so powerful to me that i just decided to write about that element of it, that, you know, that there's something very soulful about her music and very ambitious. she's an incredibly ambitious writer and arranger. and she -- i loved her because she thought, ah, duke elington is writing these lo

williams you can come on up. if there are other folks who wish to speak fill out a card >> good afternoon. we thank you for hearing this. this has been a long-standing issue and at the end of the day it focuses our - focuses our constituents. so thank you for bringing this up and with all respect the particular issues surrounding the graffiti paint on there a that's been addressed in the budget so in terms of shrubbery we did our homework. we couldn't make it much better but they pushed us and the agency and team did a good job. now again, when we talk about this restroom issue were we're not talking about pitting ott roormz ail over san francisco it will lie with the mta and the t e public works, if you will, to make sure those routes are put in a particular location where restrooms are available for operators. right now there is no restrooms. that's not the boards problem or the units problem that is the agencies problem to make sure they situate those routes at particular locations where our members can have t

william and kate are breaking with tradition with god parent. only one member of the royal family was chosen, william's cousin. the others are the close friends from school and trusted advisers. >> this is about the couple making sure george will be raised as other marry as he possibly could be. >> reporter: following the service, a private tea party with guests dining on slices of christening cake, which is a tier from william and kate's wedding cake. >>> one of the best things about the storm shield app, frost and freeze concerns. we got them out there. look at this up in pennsylvania. frost, froze watches up from maryland through tomorrow night and will probably extend into friday night into saturday morning. look how deep these reach, all the way down into the carolinas, atlanta, georgia. this is a deep reaching cold blast for this early in october, relatively speaking. you know what else is unusual? snow in maryland, especially when you get inside of deep creek lake toward frostburg, allegany county. more significant snow in deep creek lake

captain william d.on united states army for gal vant tri at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. captain william d. swenson distinguished himself by acts of gal vantry above and beyond the call of duty, task force phoenix, combined security transmission afghanistan and first support battalion, 32nd infantry againsted an armed enemy on september 8th, 2009. on that morning, 60 well positioned enemy fighters ambushed swenson's team. as the enemy unleashed a barrage of mortar and machine gunfire, captain swenson immediately returned fire and coordinated the response of the afghan border police while calling in suppressive artillery fire and aviation support. after the enemy flaned coalition forces he repeatedly called for smoke to cover the withdrawal of elements. surrounded on three sides by enemy forces, captain swen son coordinated air assets in direct fire support and medical evacuation helicopter support to allow for evacuation of the wounded. captain w captain swenson stopped admini

anthem in thel buckingham palace ballroom and honor of prince william's grandmother. one day, it will be played for him. before then, he continues to learn the ropes. this investiture ceremony is the latest stage of his royal education. having practiced in private, this was surreal, faithfully wielding a ceremonial sword, which had belonged to king george vi. those honored included some familiar faces. >> mr. andrew murray, for services to tennis. >> the wimbledon champion was nearly late after officials arrived at his house to conduct a random drug test. trauma over, he chatted with william about his recent act operation. >> he seemed very confident. he has spent quite a long time chatting with everyone. minute i talker a to him, and i was told it would only be 15, 20 seconds. gave everybodyhe a lot of time. >> with william's days of saving end, he's looking for another full-time role. >> prince william, a cautious man, is tiptoeing toward his future where one day he will reside here. there's no rush -- he is second in line for the throne, but this morning, he had ye

>> pete williams on the texas situation from washington tonight. pete, thanks. >>> penn state university has agreed to pay out nearly $60 million to 26 different victims in that child sexual abuse scandal involving the former assistant football coach jerry sandusky who is, by the way, spending the rest of his life in prison. the settlement is on top of tens of millions already spent by the university on fines, legal bills and other costs in the scandal that badly tarnished the reputation of penn state football and the late and legendary coach joe paterno. >>> the website for the president's new health care law is back up tonight after yet another technical problem over the weekend that prevented people from signing up for health insurance yet again. for many middle class americans who buy their own health insurance, there could be another frustration and that is sticker shock after some learned they must buy new policies that cover more, but cost more as well. nbc's peter alexander at the white house for us tonight. peter, good evening. >> reporter

our justice correspondent pete williams with us tonight from outside the court. good evening, pete. >> reporter: brian, good evening, the supreme court has ruled before that colleges can choose to use affirmative action, now it seems prepared to rule that voters in a state have the power to ban it. demonstrators outside the court urged it to uphold an amendment passed by michigan voters in 2006, ending affirmative action in the state. the justice attacked it saying that one of the sponsors would bring back segregation. she said it appears to have done just that. but one justice said do whatever you can to have diversity without racial preferences. judging from today's argument, the court seems headed for a ruling that would allow affirmative action bans in michigan and several other states to stand. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> it was an emotional afternoon at the white house as a former army captain became the 79th living recipient of the medal of honor, u.s. army captain william swinson was honored for his heroism and his complete disregard for his own safe

tonight a conversation with william friedkin. includinge movies "the french connection" and "the quote a new e dish and will be released in connection with the 40th anniversary. edition will be released in connection with the 40th anniversary. we are glad you joined us for an interview with william friedkin, coming up now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. -- tavis: director, producer, and screenwriter william friedkin is the iconic force behind so many iconic films, including "the french connection" and the movie it many consider to be the scariest film ever made, "the exorcist." that was released in 1973, which means it is 40 years old. with is a new edition commentary from friedkin. here is a scene from "the exorcist." >> is it coming out? >> yes, i think so. mother, mother! mother! stop!t tavis: as soon as that clip again to lay, i heard you whisper, i remember that scene. what do you remember from that scene? everything.r i worked on that film from beginning to end for four years

>> verne: williams nice move. a good throw. >> gary: he is shifty and will get a face mask on top of it too. he darts and cuts and accelerates simultaneously. that's a beautiful run. >> verne: 4 moves in 1 move. >> gary: yes. i did not see a face mask there. i didn't see anything. they didn't either. >> verne: oh well. >> gary: they got it right because i didn't see anything. whitehead almost from the backside, it was almost run by chris but nothing on the face mask. >> verne: 1st and 10. kennedy. oh boy. >> gary: there you go again. >> verne: therezie, 27. >> gary: that's where the defenders are confused. coaches will send this in and go why this one and not the other one? the crowd is saying why isn't that targeting a defenseless player? not easy to play in the backfield. >> verne: mike evans near side. manziel. slides down. >> gary: oh! i think it was chris roth coming at him again full speed that time. you want to run, we are going! >> verne: 3rd down. the aggies have not been that effective in this game on 3r

you talk about someone like mary lou williams she does consider herself an activist or those made -- more traditional ways. >> when i was nearly down these three i wanted to arrange the different parts but also to show a continuing of of political and engagement so someone a young dancer at hunter college a end is probably the most conventionally radical of the three joining the communist party for a while that helped to shape pedernales this then somebody like in peachtree those were a political activist in defense them under assault by also keeps the distance she would not call herself a marxist or a communist but has the left leaning sensibility but does not like to be boxed in. she is engaged in various forums the sum i'd like mary lou williams who says her interest is how can she be of assistance to people in need? maybe that is through their poverty or philanthropy or other activities or fellow musicians with a drug addiction and who is the one woman rehab center so they fall along the continuum as the rethink a very different needs. >> i was looking and it was a hard thing to

meteorologist tim williams is at the silvern arboretum. but we begin with tim -- bob turk. >> we didn't get quite as cold as forecasted. tonight, we might. might just get that. we're at 53 degrees around here. to the west of us, out in western maryland. oakland, stuck 82 degrees once again. they have been 30, 32. [ no audio ] >> well, we're here at the civilern arboretum. we did not hit any records last night. 36 degrees, roughly, is where we got down to in the city. but we do have frost and freeze warnings in effect again for tonight. it's going to be chilly tonight. this could be again, the coldest night of the year. we're here at the civilern arboretum. we'll have the civilern arboo retum. let's talk about what going to be going on with weather for tonight. it's going to be chilly. then tomorrow, we expect to see milder air moving into the region. your saturday is going to be a little milder than today. and yesterday, we received temperatures in the low to mid- 50s for the last few days. tomorrow, we'll start to approach that 60-degree

a friend of williams' father and a friend of williams' late mother.was a page boy at the wedding. and the only royal on the list, is william's cousin zara phillips. >> a few breaks from location to the photographer. how are they going down? >> well, exactly. william and kate have true to form, decided not to go with royal tradition. there's a nod to tradition. they have having the christening at the chapel royal at st. james palace. they have not chosen a royal photographer. they have chosen a more edgy, celebrity photographer to take the pictures. and i think the queen, the royal family, understands these decisions. and they're really happy with this decision. the queen realizes to remain relevant, the royal family has to move with the times. and she is happy for them to put their own modern twist on the christening. >> victoria, george won't be the one to ask. >> and next up, the team accuse the coach of using, and this is the word, bullying. saying he should ease up on the team. bianna golodryga has the story. >> reporter: we know how the water boy

. >>> y segÚn diariosritÁnicos el Íncipe william la princesa katomaronsta cisiÓn porque fue allÍ dÓecer las cas su manera, Íncipe mantie su compromisoon la itituciÓ pero sabiendo que tien que dap tarla a sutiempo. >>> me parece muy bi por que mundo avanza. > y segÚn el historiador britÁnico la labor norl zador de william suerte efecto y se vuelve a ver la instituciÓn como garantÍa de tabilidad. >>> es un joven prÍncipe que podrÍa ser rey dentr de 70 aÑos, ha sido bautizado en una capilla distinta aas de tres generacion anteriores. >>hoy se ha podo ver una imen que fwlo se veÍan el reinunido desde la reina vioria la actual marcas y tres prÍnces heredero en mismo foto. >>> desde lones reino unido jonathan lÓpez, telemundo. >>> la verdad que el niÑo estÁ bello. >>> estÁ muy lindo. >>> la vdadue todo eo demuestra como han cambiado las tiempos, lnted wiguos era n tradiciÓn y ahora sencillo. >>> y cÁmaras odas rtes y eitado todo >>> es algo h

no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well. he had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the streets with a warrant issued for her arrest. william violated the rules by entering another inmate's cell without permission and lost the chance to earn time off his sentence for good behavior. cory had been sent to segregation after he was caught on

. >>> y segÚn diariosritÁnicos el Íncipe william la princesa katomaronsta cisiÓn porque fue allÍ dÓede las familias reales. >>> en un claro euerz por ercar la monarcas william y kate van hacer las cas su manera, Íncipe mantie su compromisoon la itituciÓ pero sabiendo que tien que dap tarla a sutiempo. >>> me parece muy bi por que mundo avanza. > y segÚn el historiador britÁnico la labor norl zador de william suerte efecto y se vuelve a ver la instituciÓn como garantÍa de tabilidad. >>> es un joven prÍncipe que podrÍa ser rey dentr de 70 aÑos, ha sido bautizado en una capilla distinta aas de tres generacion anteriores. >>hoy se ha podo ver una imen que fwlo se veÍan el reinunido desde la reina vioria la actual marcas y tres prÍnces heredero en mismo foto. >>> desde lones reino unido jonathan lÓpez, telemundo. >>> la verdad que el niÑo estÁ bello. >>> estÁ muy lindo. >>> la vdadue todo eo demuestra como han cambiado las tiempos, lnted wiguos era n tradiciÓn y ahora sencillo. >>> y cÁmaras odas rtes y eitado todo >>> es algo histÓrico para los londinense y para los britÁnicos en genera

darnell williams is also being charged for the shooting of a berkeley man on september 8th. investigators believe both are related. >> we believe that there was an earlier shooting murder and that this was a retaliation and that they specifically went to that house to kill someone at the house. >> reporter: berkeley police and justice department worked together on this one. >> some crimes you just never forget and you dedicate the resources to bringing some justice to a very tragic situation. this is one of those crimes. >>> alicia care dyne's mother talked to our reporter today after she learned of the arrest in the case. she says she's prepare today fight every step of the way. >> i'm pissed but i'm excited. i've been waiting for this day since the day i got the phone call that she's dead. i'm ready to fight. i have every court date. i don't get to see no more years with my daughter and i don't want them to see anymore light on this street. i want complete justice (the police department says this is still an ongoing investigation. >>> kron 4 will air the raiders charger ga

understand the president you have to understand the past which brings us to a story of william. clark william clark was one of the so-called montana copper kings in the late one thousand nine hundred after making millions in the moon mining industry and trying to hand in the electric business the newspaper business the banking business the road industry clark set his sights on political office clark always had an ambition lifelong ambition to be an elected official and of getting the fame and power that comes with that so an eight hundred ninety nine cart made a serious push to become a u.s. senator from montana now back then u.s. senators were chosen by their respective state legislatures so one afternoon clark walked into the montana state legislature and announced that he would be standing in the back of the room holding envelopes this is an actual picture of one of the actual envelopes holding envelopes filled with thousand dollar bills he said he'd give those envelopes to anyone who voted for him enough legislators voted for him and took his is envelopes his cash is that hi

. >> reporter: in is a photo of officer william kern on the day he mistakenly shot police trainee robin gray, at the rosewood center for developmentally disabled. though they were using these blue weapons which shoot paintball-style pellets instead of bullets. kern insisted on wearing his own saying, i was armed because i did not feel it was a safe and secure area. he described trainees, peeping through the windows of this door, and broke down in tears as he described what happened next. >> i intended to withdraw my simulated weapon and fire a round at the door, to remind them, this is an area they do not need to be. immediately upon firing ray round, i realized it was not nigh simunition weapon. i immediately ran to the door, force today open and saw someone laying on the floor. in closing arguments, defense attorneys asked jurors, let's not make this man a criminal for an honest mistake. but prosecutors say kern's actions that day were so reprehensible, they amount to reckless endangerment and second-degree assault. >> reporter: jurors have now been deliberated for about the last hour

led by williams.here we come. >> another shot at the nfc title, this time on the holy ground of rfk stadium. for the second time in three games, the redskins would face the vikings. it would be another war of wills between two heavyweights and the ticket to face the denver broncos in super bowl xxii came down to one play. >> fourth down and four. wilson takes the snap, looking left. throws into the end zone. incomplete. >> i kind of thought it being completed. but then i see it bouncing on the ground, saw darrell green with his hands up in the air and i knew that we were going to the super bowl. it was a great feeling. people say you've been before. i've got to tell you, i wanted that thing so bad. >> good afternoon from jack murphy stadium in san diego, california. the road to super bowl xxii stops right here. >> experts predicted another tight game for super bowl xxii, most favored the broncos for one reason, elway. he had been named the nfl's most valuable player, only one individual honor was left

tim williams.d it's an amazing disguise. >>> we've had light sprinkles in a few spots. for the most part, all of the activity has moved north of the region for the time being. and looks like it's going to stay that way much of the evening. way off to the west. looks like literally this evening, we'll have cloudy and mild conditions. just a few spots you see here in eastern sections of baltimore county, harford county. maybe a sprinkle can and down. right now, nobody is reporting anything in the way of major precipitation around the region. and it's warm. very, very warm. 69 here, 70 easton, pax river. 67, d.c. and 65 ocean city. the cool spot even that's warm for oakland this time of year. 61 degrees. we are 5 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. elkton is 14 degrees warmer. so very, very mild end of the month. let's check in with meteorologist tim williams. that is tim williams live in perry hall, with the wjz mobile weather lab, with a look at what we expect to happen throughout th

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i'm brian williams. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, critical talks at this hour. b.a.r.t. and unions back at the bargaining table. the key players enter negotiations around 1:00 this afternoon. now just hours remain until b.a.r.t. could announce another strike. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. there are problems on two thoughts. ac transit is also threatening to strike so buses could stop running this thursday. we have complete coverage on both strike threats. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is tracking the ac transit possible strike. we begin with cheryl hurd in oakland with the latest on the b.a.r.t. stalemate. good evening, cheryl. >> reporter: good evening, raj. b.a.r.t.'s general manager just walked through the doors 15 minutes ago. she had nothing to say to reporters. in fact, we've been here all day long and heard a little bit from the union and heard a little bit from b.a.r.t. management. both of them are saying they're doing everything that they can to avert a st

william mccrory has met a few of them over the past nine years. >> is it frustrating?t's frustrating sometimes to see somebody who has the potential not to be an idiot but wants to be cool for their home boy, their friend, you know. and he's fixing to go home. and he don't give a rat's behind about you saying here. but you can't tell a grown man how to do his time, because he's not going to listen to you. i didn't. i cuss you out and send you back to business. >> mccrory once served time for identity theft and credit card fraud in alabama before getting 15 years for accessory to robbery in florida. he says his job as a band tour bus driver led him to drug addiction, and it was all downhill from there. >> it's a lot faster pace on that west coast than for a country boy from florida, so it was a different world out there. >> during his first prison term, mccrory was less than a model inmate. >> the first couple, smoked a little reefer, drank me some wine, didn't care. didn't make a difference. i just did what i wanted to. this time, i tried to do it the way it should be

only one from williams family. two significant choices.the man on the right a former sas officer who has been a source of invaluable advice. patron of a child bereavement charity and formally a close friend of williams mother, a connection which is clearly important to him. another link with diana, her coffin rested before her funeral and it was to this intimate setting that william brought his son to be baptized. he is just there behind the stained glass windows. the service is entirely private. there will be no visual record of it at all. >> the queen led the principal guests so that photographs could be taken. as for george, he seemed to be taking it very calmly. dressed in a replica used by the reign of queen victoria, a young prince that will take the monarchy on towards the 22nd century. prince george getting a lot of attention from his family and the media. that brings today's program to a close. it you can watch bbc world news on our 24 hour news network. you can find that channel number at your local news listings. tune in tomorro

other top stories on al jazeera, the international criminal court says the kenyan deputy president william rooto must appear in court during his trial. appeal rejected a court in china up holds the sentence against bo xilai and voters in madagascar go to the polls to choose a new president. ♪ new leaks reveal that the united states has routinely monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders, the latest disclosure was reported in a british newspaper after germany and france called for talks with the u.s. to limit spying. al jazeera's tim friend reports from the european union summit in brussels. >> reporter: leaders launch in another day of talks over u.s. spying allegations increasing, rather than diminishing. europe wants talks with washington to resolve the issue before the end of the year. a lot is at stake here. the united states and the european union are currently negotiating a big free trade agreement but the president of the european parliament from the germany opposition party has suggested that those talks should not be suspended. when merkel arrived at the summit she hin

and while many royal monarchs including prince william were baptized at buckingham palace, william and kate broke with tradition. st. james's palace has special meaning to william and kate. she was confirmed here. and he paid his last respects to princess diana here before her funeral. keeping with tradition, prince george will be christened in a lace silk and satin gown similar to those worn by every monarch since 1841. the names of george's god parents have not yet been announced. but it is believed they will be close friends instead of high ranking royals. alfonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> the queen and her husband will be one of the few attending today's ceremony along with prince charles and camilla. prince harry, kate's parents and her sister pippa and brother james. >>> 4:41. a massive fish kill in the santa cruz harbor. the mystery behind the tens of thousands of anchovies that have all died. >> a football blowout or bullying? a high school football game is sparking a nationwide debate after a teen suffers a 91-point loss. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [cut everything in green] ts is n

tonight a conversation with william friedkin.ludinge movies "the french connection" and "the quote a new e dish and will be released in connection with the 40th anniversary. edition will be released in connection with the 40th anniversary. we are glad you joined us for an interview with william friedkin, coming up now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. -- tavis: director, producer, and screenwriter william friedkin is the iconic force behind so many iconic films, including "the french connection" and the movie it many consider to be the scariest film ever made, "the exorcist." that was released in 1973, which means it is 40 years old. with is a new edition commentary from friedkin. here is a scene from "the exorcist." >> is it coming out? >> yes, i think so. mother, mother! mother! stop!t tavis: as soon as that clip again to lay, i heard you whisper, i remember that scene. what do you remember from that scene? everything.r i worked on that film from beginning to end for four years. fo

they are getting heavy downpours and into montgomery county and prince william. a look at how much longer this will last and the threat for that severe weather. the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> as tom reported, we are getting reports of flooding. richard jordan has the latest. >> the storm this morning did pack a punch and we are starting to see the impact. the first report from the loud on county sheriff's office. they say there is flooding on route 7 between the dulles greenway to east market street. flooding on route 7. this is the area of concern. that's where you see the standing water build up. drivers are urged to use caution. the rule of is if you come across the flooded street and can't tell how deep the water is, it's best to turn around. we will keep monitoring them. i'm richard jordan. >> a group pushing for the redskins to change their name is bringing their fight to the district. members of the indian nation are in georgetown as the owners will gather later today for the annual fall meetings. melissa is live with more on that. melissa, wha

our pete williams following the story for us. good evening. >> reporter: february agents say they've been closing in on this operation for two year, even making over a hundred purchases of illegal drugs from the site and having it all shipped to them in new york. anyone trying to log on to the website today found this notice, shut down by the fbi. when it was running, the web seethe known as silk road was the biggest bizarre for illegal drug, an international marketplace with a sideline in illegal hacking software. prosecutors reveal today that they arrested the man they accuse of running the site. a 29 year old with degrees in engineering and physics. >> he was very technically adept, and he was able to hide both the websites that he put together and the actual sales of illegal drugs that the drug sellers would make on his website. >> reporter: investigators say in the two and a half years it was operating it generated roughly $1.2 billion in sales with nearly 960,000 users, both buyers and sellers in the u.s. and more than a do