so has wayne williams'. at trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had hi

william buck was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. it was william buck's accomplice, vincent holmes, who revealed why kevin rice stopped his car on that fatal night. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> on the night he was murdered, detective kevin rice was preparing to move into a beautiful, new house, one he built largely by himself. >> this was his dream of something he wanted to do. he was really crafty and well versed in that area. so, he was really looking forward to -- or did look forward to building it himself. >> the furniture was to be moved in the following morning. the carpet was being laid that night. and there was a problem. he got a call at home shortly aft

william is almost a stamp of that. >> it's william's first time at the shore, and as jim finds out, youe to water, but you can't make him pose. just as william is getting acclimated to the ocean, a wave crashes on the shore. >> well, of course, he was startled. he's jumping around, pulled me down 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 end of the line. all of a sudden, i can't hold any longer and he breaks away. >> it's about 4:00 p.m. when a panicked william bolts and runs right into the ocean. he begins swimming along the coastline. another trainer tries to lasso william, but the spooked horse slips away. >> the rope's on the back of his ears, over his nose, but the way the water was going, when he started to reel it in, 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 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.

and some of them appear, actually, in william still's account, william still who some call the founder of the underground railroad who wrote this long, 800-page exposition on fugitive slaves who were coming through philadelphia. three of the images in the book showing fugitive slaves firing guns against slave catchers come from william still's images in the original account. >> host: so one of the distinctions that you make early on in talking about the black tradition of arms is the distinction between self-defense and political violence. i worchedderred if you could walk -- wondered if you could walk us through why this dis2006 was important -- first of all, what self-defense is, how you're defining self-defense and how you're defining political violence and why the distinction is important. >> guest: sure. okay, so it is important, and it's my primary analytical contribution in the work. and so this book is based on a more scholarly piece that i published in the connecticut law review in 2012. and what i, what i found and what i argue is -- or what i show over and over again is that

and wayne williams showed up. before 3:00 a.m., the station wagon drove onto the bridge. >> had he waited a couple more hours we might not have been there. >> otherwise, we would have missed him. >>> next, the night on the bridge. >> you said, i know this is about those boys, isn't it? >> correct. that's what i said. >> pretty damning statement, don't you think? [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stro

deparvine, his known standard. >> william deparvine? >> william deparvine was arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

con el william levy.r quÉ golpeas a ese maniquÍ? >>> es que no soporto a la gente falsa. (risas) >>> estÁ bueno. (aplausos) >>> este no lo quiero contar. >>> hay que contarlo? >>> sÍ. >>> doctor, ayÚdeme que no se pronunciar la palabra federico. >>> pero si lo hace bien. >>> marÍa, dÉjate de tonterÍas y trame una cerveza del federico que el mÉdico dice... (risas) ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> que es eso? >>> ey... >>> rico plÁtanos tengo yo! >>> a ver, uno para usted que siempre estÁ malhumorado. este estÁ en un restaurante, y le dice vino de la casa, seÑor? >>> y a usted que le importa de donde vengo! >>> estÁ bueno. >>> una bajita. >>> amor, crees que estoy bajita? >>> no, tienes una estatura comÚn. >>> como un duende. (risas) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a usted, a usted, ricos plÁtanos tengo yo. >>> bravo! >>> chiste, chiste, chiste. >>> vagancia, flojera, le pregunta el jefe a un empleado, por quÉ llega tarde? >>> es que tengo un problema en la espalda. >>> tiene un dolor? >>> el problema es que me cuesta despegarlas de las sabanas. >>> quÉ

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we get this portrait of allen and william who was supportive they wanted a normal life. they wanted the same kind of life to you and i had. they were denied that because of the laws slavery. that generated an incessant desire, unquenchable thirst to leave and to get out of the state of georgia and to leave the south. in 1848 they decided that there were going to leave. the plan the trip for four days they took up tonight. they left. they went to savannah. and from savannah they caught a ship. charleston, north carolina, made some stops along the way. and then they found that they ended up in philadelphia. but then once in philadelphia in philadelphia as there would be in boston, massachusetts. and so they help them get to boston where there was a free black society, about two or 303 blacks. and for quite some time and help them get themselves together. they helped with health issues as well and so they kind of built them up and then they sent them out of the country when they found out that there owners after the slave act has sent this patrol out to try to return to sla

. >> i built the music division of the william morris agency. i was the youngest stockholder in the company and the youngest executive in the company. >> did you start in the mail room? >> they all thought i was 30 when i worked in there.in there i had my own business in boston, and i came to work for william morris becausemoad already been in the mail room of my own business. my management company was management.. when i l in 1971 with the show cal "jesus christ

we met williams this afternoon at the store. >> i was real nervous. at the time, my adrenalin took over and i didn't think twice about it. yeah, i was afraid. >> police arrested corbin for attempted robbery and being in possession of a firearm as a felon. williams did was heroic but don't advise citizens to on do the same. >> i have seen and heard other situation where is it turned tragic unnecessarily because people fought and resisted. it's an extremely dangerous and critical incident that unfolded. >> i'm proud of myself. i did a good deed. that's how i look at it. >> and there's something the video doesn't show after it was all over. >> my friend was -- we shook hands and gave a big hug to each other because we're both still here. >> joe williams told us the boss is giving him more hours at this store and police say they want to give him a commendation. in richmond, rob ross, channel 2 news. >> the story's getting a lot of attention at ktvu.com and our facebook page. you can click the link at the hot topics section. >>> now to oakland where a manh

in 1900 we elect william mckinley. shortly thereafter mckinley is in buffalo and is shot and killed at a world expo kind of thing. 20 years after that a 1920 we elect warren g. harding. this is a sharp crowd. from ohio. three years later he travels across the country and dies of a heart attack in san francisco. 20 years after harding we elect fdr. april 12, 1945 he dies of this april hemorrhage. 20 years later we elect john kennedy dallas 63, assassinated. in 1980 we elect ronald reagan. he is shot and the whole at lodges to his heart that he lives in breaks tecumseh's curse. pretty good,? thank you very much. i'm here all week. [laughter] i don't believe that as tecumseh's curse. some people that know about a curse and history put this together. my guess is tecumseh's curse kind of went like this. fu harrison. that's probably how it went. so the second cause of the war was the indian question. he wanted to annihilate not a reservation system but genocide. the third cause of the war manifest destiny. people like james

me encontrÉ con william levy.. >>> te amo lola. >>> dijo te amo mamita. cÓmo le cambio el asunto. todos rumoraban para ver a quiÉn se lo dedicaba. >>> era a marjorie. >>> esto da pie que al mismo tiempo shanon de lima, que se supone que terminaron ya. >>> hace rato. >>> ponen en el twitter, felicidades bebÉ. (risas) >>> sÍ. >>> sabes quÉ pasa? >>> aquÍ confluye el hecho que shanon de lima, siempre siguiÓ en contacto con marc anthony, y es venezolana. el mensaje de marc anthony no fue simplemente al mundo venezolano que lo aplaude a Él. sino a los que fueron parte de su pasado. >>> olvÍdate lucho. tu ex marc anthony, bien chulo, y exitoso, y recibe los honores, dices, bueno, si estÁ soltero, un recalentado. (risas) >>> y de pronto, podÍa pasar algo con marÑorie d. >>> sÍ, no creo. >>> creo que aquÍ es rÁpido. a quiÉn se lo dedicÓ? >>> sÍ. obviamente recibiÓ la congratulaciÓn de su ex. >>> no, no. >>> no sigas especulando. >>> para cerrar el segmento, el bloque, lo de gloria trevi, su presentaciÓn estuvo muy bien. >

william montgomery, a democrat from pennsylvania. montgomery was apparently unhappy about something because he refused to say hello to his former friend exclaiming i speak to no puppy sir. they had great lexicon in the 19th century. english didn't like his reaction, he was a slight man where month gum i are was about 200 powbdz. and so he lifted up his cane and smacked him over the head with it. montgomery fell over, and seeing a loose brick on the ground threw it at english and they got in to a pretty serious tussle. so this was one good example of northerners getting involved. violence also took place in the house of representatives just as it would with sumner, it would happen between several members of congress. one of the most famous examples of this is republican out of pennsylvania and warren out of south carolina. who became angry with one another on the floor of the house. and became so angry that it produced a fistfight of nearly 30 people. they had been fighting for some when an illinois representative by the name of wash

joining our conversation now at our c-span studio is chance williams, the associate policy director for free press and brent skorup who is with george hayson university's -- mason university's her cay da center. first of all, what is the mercada center? >> guest: it's a leading provider of market-based policy research. >> host: so when you look at what the appeals court did, what's your, what's your general sense of the imact of that rule? -- impact of that rule? >> guest: it's a partial win for consumers because for the second time the fcc has struck down the -- the court has struck down the fcc's one size fits all net neutrality rules. and it frees isps to engage in deals with content companies and lower prices for consumers. >> host: chance williams, first of all, what is free press? >> guest: free press is a national, nonprofit organization that fights for consumers' rights to connect and communicate online ask in other places -- and in other places. so the net neutrality decision was a big, wig thing for us and something we've been working on for a number of years. >> host: overall

there is matt williams. first practice for the new skip.ams patrolling the practice field, structure and intensity, the words used most by his players to describe him. and says he was a little nervous today, didn't sleep much last night, who can blame him, it is his first go-around, and he got here at the crack of dawn, 5:30 this morning and eventually his coaches got a hold of him though and said yo, skip, chill out. >> it may be a little overboard, too, at times. but yesterday, going through the schedule for the 5,000th time, for today, henley and weedmire and noria told me we got it, too worry about it, it is fine, you go watch the pitcher, we will be okay. >> the catchers were working today. steven straussberg working on the fundamentals but he didn't have a throwing session this afternoon. that will come later. and one starter who did is geo gonzalez. and it was classic geo. having a good time hamming it up as he popped the mitt with the catchers. afterwards geo and the fellas talking about the new manager and the new marching orders.

he begins working at keller williams realty. >> patrick was quickie and funny and nice. >> fellow sales associate ellen pratt. >> i was as shocked as anyone could be at the final outcome of his story. >> we believe around the end of 2008, beginning in 2009, they started having some marital strife. mr. shamorei was saying she was not acting as she had before. there were some allegations that she had been going through money very quickly. at some point they decided to take a trip down to new orleans. i think that was sort of an attempt to see whether they could make the marriage work. and from what i understand, the trip to new orleans was actually fairly successful. >> patrick chronicles the journey on facebook, describing this playful photo with the caption, good thing starla didn't see this. despite the innocent facade, patrick and starla are exploring the transgregss of the big easy. a mission that eventually leads them to the men prosecutors come to label witness number one. >> his wife had found him randomly, as we understand, and tried to get him to buy what i believe was cocaine a

twenty years later in 1900 we elect william mckinley. shortly thereafter, mckinley's in buffalo and is shot and killed at a world's expo kind of a thing. twenty years after that in 1920 we elect warren j. harding. this is -- g. harding, this is a sharp crowd, from ohio. three years later harding travels cross country and dies of a heart attack in san francisco. twenty years after harding in 1940 we elect fdr. april 12, '45, fdr dies in the warm springs, georgia. twenty years later in 1960 we elect john kennedy. that's, '63, right? i saws -- assassinated. twenty years after kennedy, 1980, we elect ronald reagan. he's shot, the bullet longs next to his heart, but he lives, and he breaks tecumseh's curse. [laughter] pretty good, huh? now, i don't believe -- thank you very much. i'm here all week. try the veal, right? [laughter] so i don't believe that's tecumseh's curse. some people that know about a curse and know about history put this together, and it's one of those things that go out on the internet. my guess is tecumseh's curse of harr

>> pete williams starting us off in d.c. tonight, thank you, pete. >>> and now we turn to the violent standoff that continues to burn next door to russia in ukraine, just over 600 miles from where we're standing to be exact. tonight, a large portion of the main square in kiev is in flames, amid the rising death toll. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us by satellite. richard, is there any indication there of this possible talk of a truce that we heard about late today? >> reporter: good evening, brian, i'm in the square right now. the fires are still burning, both sides are still squared off. we don't see any signs of a cease fire. protesters say their revolution is gaining momentum and passion. we watched as this woman confronted hundreds of riot police alone, holding her ground, even while pelted with stones. police rattled their shields for more. the ukraine capital's front line is drawn, with black helmets. on one side, the protesters loyal to victor yanukovych, only yards away is another world. a stron

you look at the pusher, lauren williams, who was retired from track.she was a 2005 world champion in the 100 meters. now she's one of the best pushers in the world having just started bobsled. she has a large proportion of fast twitch muscle fibers. you can alter them to a degree, but can't -- even as they got way stronger, they didn't get faster. the conclusion was you need to get those people with the fast twitch muscle fibers in the sport in the first place. >> one thing you do in the book is blow up the idea of the 10,000-hour rule. the idea that it takes 10,000 hours of intense practice to reach an elite level of sport. we hear about these skiers and skaters who are starting so young. that's what i pay attention to as a dad. if it's not 10,000 hours, is there a magic number? what do you tell parents? >> there is no magic number. that 10,000 hours came from a tiny study of violinists. even there 10,000 was just an average. and the range was incredible. so there is no magical number. and actually the science coming out of most sports is that the nor

william: served as secretary of defense -- william cohen served as the secretary of defense under williamnton. he also served in the house of representatives. toning us now to discuss the state of the military and the state of politics. you get that money, you figure out how to spend it. what is your take on the budget. >> it is the devil made me do it. the congress of the u.s. has mandated that the defense department take a half $1 trillion out of its spending programs. chuck hagel is now fixed on the problem. he has come up with a proposal to cut back on the number of personnel and that is where you get the quickest spin down in taking money out of personnel because that is where you have a very high costs involved. he is reducing the size of the military by some 70,000. some 30,000 out of the marines. he is cutting some old systems, retiring them and putting more money into new systems. if congress doesn't like it and congress controls the purse strings, the president proposes, congress proposes. congress will have to decide do we propose more money or do we have a different balance in

>> william, it's a possibility if you drive a truck or if you work at ups. go out and survive. but we are such a small part of the segment. we are in transportation. we are in manufacturing, and we are very, you know, lucky to organize people that make good wages right now. but we are just part of the whole economy. it's a huge economy, and there are so many people out there struggling right now because they can't find the right job. they are working at. they are working at mcdonald's, working two and three jobs. >> that's not the america we believe in. we want somebody to go out and have a good job, make good wages and be able to provide for their family. and that's got to be our goal. >> james hoffa, thank you for joining us. we hope you as well will continue to join us during the courts of the year in our conversation about rebuilding the america dream. >>> you haven't really made it in america until you own your own home. that's what generations of middle class workers were raised to believe. coming up, a look at housing in the land of opportunity and wh

. >>> bienvenido, william. >>> muchísimas gracias, hola, ¿qué tal?era de chivas usa, y no tuvo más opción que dar marcha atrás y vender la franquicia de chivas usa que no terminó dando los resultados esperados, chivas usa fue el peor equipo en asistencia y los resultados no lo acompañaron. >>> el partido que más ha generado la atención para la jornada 8 en méxico, es el duelo de pumas y américa, antonio mohamed le pesa la sombra de miguel el piojo herrera. >>> no pu edo comparar un bochito con un fórmula 1, porque el fórmula 1 tiene una preparación de años, nosotros llegamos recién, cuando miguel llegó en diciembre del 2010 a 2011, hizo 45 días de pretemporada en estados unidos, nosotros no tuvimos nada. >>>a noche en sacramento, kings y golden state, la visita con 23 de thompson, golden state salió de la capital de california con 101 a 92 ,por sacramento, thomas es el mejor con 26 puntos, golden state regresa a casa para enfrentar a los houston rockets esta noche. >>>s e confirmó la que hace días habíamos adelantado, miguel cotto enfrentará a sergio

that lesson is not lost on william henry harrison.t's also a lesson not lost on some indians including a young future chief named te couple saw. more on him in a moment. so after the battle of fallen timbers, so named because apparently there was a tornado that knocked over a lot of trees, that marked sort of the beginning, if you will, the end of indian self-determination. a few years later, however, through the 1800s, tecumseh emerges as, arguably, the greatest american indian leader we've ever known. i think he's one of the world's true ily great military leaders, war none. tecumseh is a big, handsome, powerful, charismatic, brave, smart leader, a natural leader of men. it's hard to overstate how remarkable tecumseh was. i'm a big fan. tecumseh has this unbelievable idea. he is going to unite indians in a grand confederation. he's going to recruit indian nations from the great lakes to the gulf along the mississippi throughout. now, good luck with that. american indian nations have different languages, hundreds and hundreds of year

you spoke to kimberly williams-paisley. normally very private.you know her, kimberly williams-paisley. a surprise revelation. something that the family has been dealing with personally. her hurd, brad paisley, you know very well. it's about fatsing her mother's aform a form of dementia. there was a beautiful essay she wrote in the new issue of "redbook." she says this is their story of dealing with it. we first got to know kimberly williams-paisley as the daughter in "father of the bride." >> i'men gauged, i'm getting married. >> reporter: if real life, she's the wife of country music superstar of brad paisley. and the mom of two boys. a working mop, she was glad her role on nashville kept her close to home. i was distraught that your character was killed off of "nashville." >> you and me both. shot through the heart by a stray bullet. come on. >> what are the chances? >> they let me know in the summer. i have to take a step back and remember that this character of peggy was only supposed to be in three episodes. so i'm lucky she lasted as long a

matt williams will be able to see how his team does against another team. a great opportunity for williams to hone his management skills and evaluate the nats' best, nations. >> really have high expectations. .hese guys work they work hard. they want to win. i'm going along with that. we're trying to do some minor things, minor tweaks, make sure we have our focus on certain things to help win ball games. >> i like matt williams a lot and he is intense. bostony terps beat college tonight. alyssa thomas scored 26 points to lead maryland. the georgetown men, a must win situation in marquette. the hoyas right now are down by three with a minute to play in the game. the hoyas need that for their tournament resume. >> you are right about that. i want to get you to wear that mask that lebron was wearing. >> i'll do that on the air. >> you heard him, folks. >> it is cold here, but right now it is one below in lansing, michigan. dozens of lawmakers were jumping at the capital, part of the third annual legislative puller plunge, -- polar plunge to support sports trai

the team of alina meyers and lauryn williams won silver. williams, who has earned two u.s.ck medals, becomes one of the few americans to place in both the summer and winter games. >> it's just a really cool thing to let it all set in and understand the kind of history that he made. >> reporter: on the slopes park city utah's, ted ligety took gold in the a slalom. >> it's cool to be a part of the tradition of the sport. >> scores! >> reporter: in hockey the u.s. men's team easily beat the czech republic, 5-2, advancing to the semifinals. but there won't be a rematch of 1980s miracle on ice. the russian men lost to finland, 3-1. now, it's a much better situation for the u.s. and men's hockey team. they will take on canada friday and as a reminder the u.s. women's hockey team, they will go for the gold in their final also against canada later on today. charlie, norah? >> alphonso thank you. >>> facebook stock is down this morning after betting big on mobile. the social media giant is paying $19 billion in cash and stock to buy whatsapp. the messaging service has more than 450

holly williams is above the burning city square. holly. >> reporter: scott, the two sides may have agreed to stop fighting and start talking, but there are still thousands of demonstrators out on the street here in central kiev tonight. they're facing off with lines of police, and they are determined to stay put. on kiev's independence square today, protesters tore up the sidewalks, mining for cobble stones that can be used as missiles. and they worked in teams to fill molotov cocktails in case ukraine's riot police try to force them off the streets they've occupied for nearly three months. the demonstrators are mostly middle class and well educated, and after last night's bloodshed, they're furious with their government. hundreds were injured in the clashes as the center of ukraine's capital descended into mayhem. the police broke through the protesters' barricades with armored personnel carriers and fired tear gas and stun grenades into the crowd. the demonstrators stood their ground and fired back with their homemade weapons. pol

medical examiner karl williams. >> when they found almost exactly the same substance in both of those stamp bags, almost a 50-50 mixture of heroin with fentanyl. >> reporter: what is fentanyl? >> fentanyl is a powerful narcotic. depending on how you formulate it, it can be 10, 20, 100 times more powerful than morphine. >> reporter: fentanyl offers a higher high than heroin alone. it also carries a higher risk of an overdose. this pittsburgh man took the fentanyl laced heroin. he asked us not to show his face. what did the dealer say when he gave you the two bags. >> they're potent, just be careful. which was the first time he's ever told me that. >> reporter: walk me through what happened. you get the bags from him? >> i go lock myself in my bathroom and i do them and within probably 20 seconds i was out. >> reporter: after he overdosed, his mother had to resuscitate him. heroin/fentanyl blends caused more than 100 deaths over the past year in at least eight states. last night, police arrested a man investigators suspect is a local distributor of the blend. it's known on the street as

and now i am here today. >> alisha williams, how common is the transteen homeless?we have aebsite number of charts that explain the disproportionate representation of trans people in prison because of things that happen before hand, being forced into poverty and expressing homelessness. it could be from family rejection or the lack of support at school, being discriminated against and bullied by other students or by school administrators or not having that someone tried to tell you you're going to the wrong bathroom. we have a lot of people who are rested on the streets because we work with low income people of color, living in neighborhoods that already are heavily policed. >> we have a chart right now to and got to go back through it because it is quite interesting. when you look at the number of arele who are in prison who trans, you have all trans persons, 16% have gone to prison or jail. black trans persons, 47%. american indian trans people, 30%. en 21%.m transmission, 10%. how do you change those numbers? >> definitely, even though we have a law in our name,

bill boroughs and all that stuff, tennessee williams.ah. >> but that's a small part of moroccan history. that's a 15-year period. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevitable. let's pretend those guys never came. what is this place? >> the reality is, you can read the story and you can live it. people do come here and try to live it, but they don't stay very long. they smoke a with bit of dope, check into a cheap hotel, they go home with bedbugs. >> that's a great story. >> a great story. >> the attitude here is different than other parts of morocco. i think they have a higher tolerance of tradition of bad or outrageous behavior. >> they have a high tolerance of mad people, you know? but moroccans essentially are very tolerant people. they quite like madness, as well. they kind of celebrate that a bit. you know? >> how moroccan is tangier? >> it's a moroccan city with a european outlook. you can stand up on the boulevard and see spain and gibraltar and see all sorts of people passing through

william mccrory has met a few of them over the past nine years. >> is it frustrating?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 done

. >> why is pharrel williams so happy?e's oscar nominated for the song from "despicable me 2." >> it was nine songs trying -- it took nine songs trying to get that one scene right and they were all wrong. >> behind every music superstar is the backup sing per.wait till you hear it the voices behind the rolling stones, bruce springsteen and more. the story of the oscar nominated 20 feet from stardom. the biggest rock star around, bono. i sat down with him for the oscar nominees luncheon this week. he told me how he feels with his oscar nomination for the song "ordinary love." from the film mandela long walk to freedom." >> here are you in hollywood. did you ever think you'd be sitting here by the beverly hilton doing an interview about your oscar nomination? >> yes, megalo mania started at a very early age. i feel like i'm on holiday. the weather's good. this town has been really, really good to us for -- since the moment we came here, played the country club. robert hill burn put us on the cover of the entertainment sectio

. >> americans alana myers and lawyer i don't know williams took silver, on the heels of the defending gold medal camps from canada. a stunner in men's ice hockey as the russian team was eliminated by finland. >> the finns put their sticks in the air. >> the host country, which had hoped to compete for gold won't even medal. the americans advance with a win over the czech republic. team usa now plays its old rival canada in a semifinal match-up on friday. but today all eyes are on the women's game between, you guessed it, the u.s. and canada. the president may have put it best. >> i may not feel as warm toward canadians as i usually do, at least until those matches are over. >> it is a big rivalry. meantime, france picked up three medals sweeping men's ski cross. check this wild photo finish out for second place in one of the preliminary races, three skiers all crash. they slid across the finish. the russian skier prevailing, though, because of his outstretched bow. he's safe and he wins. that's incredible. shows you how close. >> you mentioned we had a couple of great american bobsled

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williams held him down while the other clerk placed the gun on the counter.man was pleading for him to let him go. we met williams this afternoon at the store. >> i was real nervous, but at the time, my adrenalin took over. >> reporter: police arrested michael corbin for attempted robbery, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. police say what williams did was heroic, but don't advice citizens to confront people with guns. >> i have heard of other situations where it turned tragic, unnecessarily, because people fought and resisted. it's an extremely dangerous, and critical incident that unfolded. >> i'm proud of myself, man, i did a good deed. >> reporter: there's something the video doesn't show after it was all over. >> my friend, we shook hands, and gave big hugs to each other. we're both still here. >> reporter: the boss is now giving him more hours at this store, and police say they want to give him a commendation. in richmond, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now to some developments on a story ktvu first brought you last month, involving home

the words of william seward burroughs, one of my heroes.came to tangier in 1953, shortly after shooting his wife to death in a drunken accident in mexico city. he was a heroin addict, a homosexual and an inspiration to those protohipsters who became known as the beats. burroughs had nothing about him that was a beat nick. he was a somewhat stuffy, well-dressed st. louis son of a good family gone wrong. he was also to my mind the greatest writer of the whole damn bunch. on the road, you can have it. his classic "naked lunch" was written here. a nonlinear, dark, dry humored searingly critical and satirical and profane masterpiece. burroughs was apparently high for much of the process on heroin or locally valuable prescription opiate. much of the process, on heroin, and the daily staple in many of these parts. hashish, keef and maldune. hashish is the concentrated thc resin of the cannabis plant as well as the leaves and flowers that have been separated from the buds compressed into sheet or brick-like form. keif is the part of the plant conta

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, as advertised, rainy and gusty. the storm is picking up strength. our live radar now very active. you see a lot of shots of green and yellow. bands of heavy rain throughout the bay area. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. big rain drenching us. >> this is just the beginning. another storm is picking up strength in the pacific and will arrive shortly. plenty of delays and damage, something we might be seeing for the next 48 hours. marianne favro begins our coverage on highway 17. marianne? >> reporter: raj, right now the rain is coming down very hard. the roads are slick, and the visibility is low, but despite all of those problems, most people we talked to today embraced the rain. four-year-old sarah welcomed the rain with a splash. she and her mom were happy to finally use their umbrella. >> pretty excited for the rain. we have been praying for the rain because of the drought, and the kids have been putti

williams held him down while the other clerk placed the gun on the counter.n was pleading for him to let him go. we met williams this afternoon at the store. >> i was real nervous, but at the time, my adrenalin took over. >> reporter: police arrested michael corbin for attempted robbery, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. police say what williams did was heroic, but don't advice citizens to confront people with guns. >> i have heard of other situations where it turned tragic, unnecessarily, because people fought and resisted. it's an extremely dangerous, and critical incident that unfolded. >> i'm proud of myself, man, i did a good deed. >> reporter: there's something the video doesn't show after it was all over. >> my friend, we shook hands, and gave big hugs to each other. we're both still here. >> reporter: the boss is now giving him more hours at this store, and police say they want to give him a commendation. in richmond, rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now to some developments on a story ktvu first brought you last month, involving home b

. >> brian williams the rapper. it's a video you don't want to miss.re going to show it to you next. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes. laws meant to protect teachers sometimes hurt students in the process? tonight we look at the sp fight over teacher tenure as it heads into court and hear from a teenager at the center of a massive lawsuit. >>> jimmy fallon making a lot of people laugh. the new host of the tonight show created an instant viral video in which brian williams raps a hip-hop classic. look for the surprise cameo. ♪ well so far you've heard my voice but i've brought two friends along ♪ ♪ and next on the mike is my man hank ♪ ♪ come on hank sing that song ♪ [ cheering ] >> are they ever going to do one of us doing this? it is so funny. yes, that's the weekend anchor of nbc news lester holt that he tweeted from sochi that he loved the mashed up. i know brian is also a big fan of being mashed up. >> they're good. >> brian williams won't be rapping but he joins us next. >>> on our broadcast tonight, surging toll, a deadly day as the truce collapse

>>> and spiraling out of control, ukraine, and juan williams tries to justify the president's position. and tune in this friday night, the special "hannity" audience edition for an entire hour. we'll show sneak clips of this movie, "son of god." also coming up tonight, ann coulter and elizabeth hasselbeck, straight ahead. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile poduction in spain,

his latest, william jones jr. >> jones who denies being a white supremacist.e was sentenced to six years for burglary. >> hung out with the wrong people. was strung out. i broke into a house. took a tv and other items like a tattoo gun. took them, sold them for drugs. >> the house he robbed was his father's. >> when my dad called the police. i strongly believe it was my son jr. it killed hem to do it. >> jones says he would look to rebuild a relationship with his father and will soon have the chance. he leaves prison on parole in one week. >> you are not enjoying the weather are you. why would you enjoy the weather? you get to enjoy all that when you go home next week. next thursday. >> he wants to be influenced. because he is, he is still being molded as a man you. know? still a kid. turning into somebody. >> delivering papers. that's temporary. >> coming up. >> two boyhood friends, cellmates, find themselves at a crossroads. later. >> i'm asking you to open your heart. >> leonard mcqway tries to rehab his image. are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave m

i'm brian williams reporting from the olympic winter games. a reminder, prime time coverage begins tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. we, of course, hope you will join us back here tomorrow night once again. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> you're not only ruined the life of mr. stow, the obvious victim in this matter, but his children, his spouse, his family. >> southern california judge makes his feelings known before sentencing the two men who brutally beat bryan stow. while many are saying the two got off easy. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the two men pleaded guilty in that brutal parking lot attack of stow, stow himself not well enough to leave his parents' home. nbc bay area is in san jose this evening. and the judge had some harsh words for these attackers. >> reporter: yeah, very harsh words. adding that on his many years on the bench he almost never makes comments, but that this is the kind of case that deserves to be aex sepgs. their faces registered no emotion, eve

i don't get it, juan williams.e a system that came out with a flawed website and the cbo says despite all those flaws. >> $600 million. >> we thought 7 million people will sign up, now we income it's 6. that's good news. when you hear them say they will reduce the deficit and put money into the treasury, good news. yet sean hannity you are here still banging the drum. you're a hater. you should stop the hating. >> i don't hate. i hate unemployed americans and the fact people don't hatch jobs and the fact that our government is creating dependency and d disincentive to work. juan williams, the american dream is dying before your eyes and you're defending this madness. >> i would never defend it. i'm telling you this is not about -- >> i want jobs and i want the economy fixed and i want to get rid of these deficits. >> you want to go back to the turn of the century. you want my grandmother and your grandmother out on the street. >> get out of here. . get out of here. coming up next. arrests tonight have been made in

president williams, have a couple questions for you. how would you say the fed is thinking about the taper as it relates to some of the issues that have taken place in emerging markets and what do you think you would be willing to do if that turmoil got worse? >> well, this is obviously another question that we've been thinking about and discussing quite a bit. colorly we're in a global financial system. our policies affect the flows of money across the globe and clearly emerging market countries are effected by hot money flows. both when we initiated our qe policies and now starting the taper. we obviously study this. take that into account of how it affects the global economy, how it feeds back into the u.s. economy. so far i see what's happened in the global economy is not any problem or a sign of a real difficulty there. obviously the international flows are shifting due to changes in interest rates. but it would take something much more severe in terms of disruption in financial markets for it to be a major -- into my mind, a major