let's just take a look at the williams l williams' home. that's -- williams' home. that's what's left of it. the fire started in the garage now covered with the plywood you see there. as for the cause of the -- cause of the fire we still don't know but the family and mom star williams is just grateful to have all of her children still with her. when flames erupted from the williams' household 4:00 a.m. seven children and two adults were tucked soundly into bed. mom star williams heard the awill remember and moved -- alarm and smelled the smoke and moved quickly. >> i instantly grabbed my newborn and two and a half-year- old that was sleeping near me. i yelled through the hallways everybody out. fire, fire. >> thankfully the parents had their heads-up and they were able to get everyone out safely. >> reporter: crews say the blaze spread from the garage to the home's second floor. even threatening nearby homes. >> the homes are within feet apart from one another causing a huge exposure hazard for us. >> reporter: 90 minutes later crews had the fire contained and the w

i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you back here tomorrow. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, a battle of man versus nature. pg&e wants to cut down thousands of trees all in an effort to keep pipelines safe. thanks for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a fight in the east bay to stop pg&e from cutting down thousands of trees across the state. it's aimed at removing obstacles, including trees from eureka to bakers field to make way for miles of gas lines. jodi hernandez is telling us what's being done in two cities. we're talking about hundreds of tre trees? >> reporter: more than 700 trees in the city of walnut creek alone. the mayor tells me all of these big beautiful trees you see behind me that line locust street are slated by pg&e to come down. but folks here say not so fast. >> martinez is a tree city. so we're very proud of our hills, our trees. this is the home of john muir. no one saved more trees throughout the united states than john muir. >> reporter: butt city of martine

. -- rmstrong williams antham nagesh could affiliate own more than one station in one city? >> there are nuances, but you can only own one of the big four. arearger markets, there exceptions where you can own one big station and one small station. in effect, you are only allowed to own one. abc, nbc, and cbs in each market. sinclair recently made a deal to buy some stations. when they buy a package, they may already have a station in that market. before, they used to set up these right car deals to get the grounds that. they would find an entrepreneur who would be nominally the owner of the station. everything would be handled by the larger company. because these agreements have been banned, they will have to restructure these agreements. in some cases, you may see the station gets old. >> the national association of broadcasters that a statement angered the public interest will not be served by this arbitrary and capricious decision. what will happen next? can there be an appeal? >> most people expect some sort of lawsuit. there may be an appeal by the broadcasters. the lan

linebacker dion williams knows about the battle in the trenches.he most pressure he felt in sport was in the pits. >> football is a little easier. it was a physical sport. nascar is a bit more meticulous, less forgiven. every mistake is magnified. it's not something that you are effected by, you affect the team owners, the drivers, money, the purses. it's a lot more pressure and stress. i have the grey hairs to prove it. >> because williams is not driving the car doesn't mean there's not risk of injury. >> eddy hamlin clipped me. good thing i had shock absorption in the body fat. i stayed on my feet, finished the shops. the adrenaline is flowing, you don't realise until after. williams may have done a 180 degree turn, while he's well-versed around the car, don't expect him to change oil. >> do they make you try to change the tyres? >> my gosh. it is not the same. they swear, you are a jiffy lube master. oil change. >> i don't get my hands dirty. >> jessica taff with dion williams. >> classic music from the '70s, and '80s, will have a special place

i love having brian williams on the show. bri-wi.illy. >> steve: b-willy he is the best. >> jimmy: b-dubs. b-dubby dubs. he's the best in the business. always helping us out. we love having him on the show. slow jam and other stuff. and one of our favorite things to do on the show is go through old news footage of him. things that he says at the desk and then we edit the words down to make it look like he's rapping. it actually comes together -- [ cheers and applause ] you've seen it. he's got mad skills. so anyways, here's a new edition. here's brian williams edited to look like he's rapping to snoop dogg classic "gin and juice." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ with so much drama in the lbc it's kind of hard being snoop d.o. double g ♪ ♪ but i somehow some way keep coming up with funky ass [ bleep ] like every single day ♪ ♪ may i kick a little something for the g's and make a few ends as i breeze through ♪ ♪ two in the morning and the party is still jumping cause my momma ain't home ♪ ♪ i got bitches in the living room getting it on an

williams report to you? >> yes. >> mentioned some of the key contacts at caterpillar and among them i'm asking you where they robin beran tax director rodney perkins senior tax manager? >> yes among the interaction. >> my first round of time is over. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. quinn on the earlier panel i was asking the professors the basic relation how does the irs contract with a large multinational corporation i would like to expand that not only to a large corporation like caterpillar but also to large accounting firm like yourselves? can you describe how the irisin treks during -- interacts during the tax year? >> the iras during the entire year is a continued audit as you describe very and maintain it continuous presence on site and actively engage with caterpillar personnel directly in to the extent that we don't have direct interaction with the irs only through caterpillar and one invited in by caterpillar to assist them in those matters. >> was there any consulting done as you are working with c

>> you can count on pete williams. ehe has good sources and he is telling us the fbi may know where the other guy is who was making somewhat suicidal comments from kansas city. just like clint talking about i gave a talk about this very thing to police officers and echiefs at one of the conferences years ago. what they do is they exploit the information at the scene as quick as they can. when you have the shooter down like you asked which is a great question, what do you do now? you go right for his wallet, his cell phone and his identification and his vehicle. who is he? and who is he talking to? who is he in contact with? is he a lone shooter like the navy yard shooter that you covered extensively, chuck, or is he connected to another criminal for a criminal reason or revenge motive or terrorism or anything like that? that is critical for law enforcement, tactical officers, investigators, federal law enforcement agents to get there quickly and exploit it. don't be frozen by it is a crime scene. even if the guy is dea

nada mÁs y nada menos que william. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ (aplausos) >>> bravo! >>> increÍble. >>> felicidades amigo. ya lo saben, hairspray. >>> gracias, y trabajamos duro, y esperemos que todos puedan ir. ya saben. >>> supertalentoso. bailas, actÚas, te queremos mucho. >>> me das ternura amigo. >>> nervioso. (aplausos) >>> bien merecido. >>> felicidades. >>> y pasate algo del cabello. no seas asÍ. >>> no es peluca, es de verdad. >>> bueno, nos encanta ver que nuestra gente sigue cumpliendo sus sueÑos. >>> son muy talentosos. >>> te vamos a apoyar. y vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs. maripily viene a contar lo que estÁ sufriendo y aquÍ la vamos a tratar de ayudar. >>> y daremos el resultado de la transformaciÓn que le hace sammy a una fans de "despierta amÉrica." >>> y en la farÁndula le decimos como sergio mayer promete enloquecer a sus fanÁticas en su nuevo proyecto. >>> eso! >>> william, ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] no esperes por lo bueno... llégale en sólo sesenta segundos con t

. >> brian williams continues our coverage on "nightly news." see you in 30 minutes. >>> on our broadcast tonight, breaking news. a shooting at the army base in fort hood, texas. there are multiple injuries. we'll have a live report. >>> sounding the alarm after a powerful earthquake triggers tsunami fears as far away as hawaii. tonight after a shaky time, what they're doing to prepare in l.a. where a lot of experts continue to say it's not a matter of if but when. >>> big money. a major ruling froa divided supreme court today further opening the floodgates for wealthy donors to influence american politics. >>> and "making a difference." ann curry with tonight's report about a young woman's inspiring effort to pay it forward in life. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. and we're going to begin here tonight with a breaking news story. and once again tonight, we are covering reports of a shooting at fort hood in texas. tonight after

walton and ed williams and dr. honey cut and dwayne jones and then we have department heads mohammed the man of the hour for me he made this happen and barbara smith the head of the housing authority and ann is here (clapping) so we're going to have supervisor cowen come up because - oh, another supervisor in front. we're so proud to have her in our district and she said he did i was her master of thesis and every time we need something she's right there like sophie we appreciate her and glad to have her with us >> good morning. i'm glad the speaker put the breaks open kathy that is what happened when our the baby on the stage and keep me to two minutes. it's going to be more than two minutes ate an amazing day to celebrate. you know, i really want to talk about what exactly we're here you've heard about the 20 years but what 20 years has brought us is one hundred and 20 units of senior housing that's right here where we are today. it's not only been a dream for 20 years but it's the exciting moment for the communi

vanessa will be singing for us. >> vanessa williams." on nbc. >>> multiplatinum recording artist and tony nominated actress vanessa williams is back to sing for us. >> she's guest starring in "after midnight" and here with the great orchestra, the jazz at lincoln center all-stars. >> quick change. you look gorgeous. >> broadway, baby, yeah. >> this is what we can expect to see you in? >> you have the most numbers, right, from what i can remember? six or -- >> i do four and then at the end. but it is delicious and fantastic. >> and great performing with these guys, the all-stars? >> they're stand-ups for a reason, they stand the test of time. music is phenomenal. having them behind me, doesn't get any better than that. >> what are you going to sing for us? >> "stormy weather". >> here she is, vanessa williams, and those guys too. ♪ ♪ i look around heavy heart ♪ night comes around and i'm still feeling bad ♪ ♪ rain pouring down blinding every hope i had ♪ ♪ pitter and patter and beating and splattering drives me mad ♪ ♪ this misery is jus

williams, don clark, our coverage will continue now. alex wagner and all in is next. >>> the ft. hood army base is on lockdown after a shooting earlier today. shots broke out sometime before 5:00 p.m. eastern. shortly afterwards, ft. hood ordered everyone on base to shelter in place. a u.s. military official has told nbc news the incident involves a single shooter. earlier reports of two shooters on the premises appear to be incorrect. sources now tell nbc news that they believe that single shooter has died from a self-inflicted wound. at least eight people are known to be wounded four are thought to be in grave condition. authorities are continuing to search and clear buildings out of an abundance of caution. the fbi is on scene at ft. hood, the president and secretary of defense have been informed of the situation. the president has made a statement and we will have that for you momentarily. in 2009, of course, 13 people were killed at ft. hood when army major nadal hassan opened fire on the base. joining me now is nbc news national security analyst don borellie. the fact that

williams had to figure out a story. and dos in dancing when the whole issue came to a head. >> you were on the audit team? >> i was not aware of these. >> did you know p.w. sea stacks themselves to take an inconsistent position regarding the value of marketing in tangibles at ciaco? >> mr. chairman, i believe -- in tangibles. >> i don't agree with that inconsistency. >> you don't believe there was inconsistency. mr. bauer, one of our experts said he never heard of a company taking two sets of inventory books using virtual inventory systems separate and apart from the company's general inventory system, one to track parts for the business enterprise and the other to keep track of inventory for tax purposes. prior to caterpillar's use of the inventory system have you ever heard of but virtual inventory system? >> different management books from legal books are very common. >> i am not talking about that. i am asking about inventory systems. have you heard of a virtual inventory systems prior to caterpillar use of inventor

a colleague testified that williams was given the blood results but williams denied it. >> williams' story is that he never received it. that he never saw it. so at the end of the day, the choices between dishonesty and incompetence. they can either be the prosecutors who knew that evidence was being with health in their case or they can be the prosecutors who weren't in charge of their cases when a man's line was on the line. >> visibly upset, judge quinlan overturned thompson's carjacking conviction. he also ordered a stay of execution and ordered connick to turn over every file on record to michael and gordon. >> that was the first time we really got a full look into the district attorney's files in the murder case against john thompson. and it was a moment that gordon and i looked at each other and said, he's really innocent. he did not kill ray liuzza. he was not there. we knew who the murderer was. we knew how it happened for the very first time. ouncer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe d

bryan williams joins jimmy fallon to rap again. >>> we'll be back in half an hour. a bay area city reuniting the push one leader is making to bring more money to the area. >>> brian williams seems to be pursuing the music career of his. he had another hip hop mash up. this time they jumbled together snoop dogg's gin and juice. ♪ sipping on gin and juice >> cannot wait for tonight's newscast. he stopped by the show to talk to jimmy fallon. >> they edit them together pu you know he's like begging them to do it. love the rap. when's my next rap. br brian williams is next. >> see you in half an hour. >> see you then. >> on our broadcast tonight, affirmative action a decision from a divided supreme court. concerning one of the hot button issues of our time. >>> air war. a big fight over technology and money coming to a head today. the outcome could forever change the way we watch television. >>> city killers like the one that hit with force of an atomic bomb, they are happening far more often than previously thought. tonight a strong warning from the people who are track

>> peter williams. he's leaving now. >> does he have access to any weapons? >> yes, he might have one on him, a revolver. >> ok, are you or anybody else in immediate danger? >> i might be after this phone call. >> so she never told any of you that they had this abusive relationship? the way he was? >> i knew about it. i knew about couple of incidents or whatever but i kind of didn't do anything about it because she asked me not to. >> she was not afraid obviously. >> i think that kiya knew he was crazy, i believe that she was scared but she was just shrugging it off like he's not going to harm me. i said ok. >> zakiya had broken up with peter williams but they had a baby together, named seven, the youngest of her children. >> four months later, on the morning of june 18th, 2013, zakiya came home from her job on the night shift at walmart to find peter waiting for her. she called her sisters toni and niki, who drove to her house. >> before we even got there, i was on the phone with the 911 operator. >> hello, this is charleston county 911. we received a call f

. >> next, "q&a" with william cohan. then, the bbc review of major events in parliament. after that, another chance to see the washington post editor bob woodward lead a discussion on media coverage of national security issues. tomorrow, the heritage foundation hosts a discussion on russian politics and influence including the recent intervention in ukraine and its impact on other countries. heritage will feature foundation expert arielle: and paul goebel. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. ease turn on c-span. >> if you start with the basics, everybody acknowledges that consumers have the right to an antenna, everybody acknowledges the consumer has a right to content for themselves. everybody acknowledges that there is nothing wrong with the combination of an antenna and a vcr, now a dvr. the debate seems to be about where that equipment is located because nobody has appealed the finding of fact, what each individual consumer controls. the antenna actually is dead. until the consumer logs in and constructs the antenna to a particular frequency. each consumer makes their

williams. >> thank you, guys. ms. williams. >> stay with us. ♪ it's such a good vibration ♪ it's such a sweet... [ singing in russian [ dog whines [ singing in punjabi ♪ [ singing in mandarin chinese ♪ [ male announcer the chevrolet cruze. loved in 119 countries around the world. ♪ it's such a sweet... [ male announcer proof we're not so different after all. it's the new world. >>> closed captioning for "our world" is brought to you by -- pollen used to put the brakes on my weekends. but the power of allegra put me on the road again. >>non-drowsy allegra starts working in one hour and stays strong for twenty-four. allegra. stop suffering. start living. >>> in the world of fashion and beauty, we found two women of power who have graced the covers of magazines and changed the face of fashion. >> my grandmother and my mother didn't tell me anything about how to be. they allowed me to be. the difference was going to live with my father is that he taught me that i was a queen. but he also made me understand what it was to

having so much fun with pharrell williams on "gma."ure you get there. >> run, run, run, go, go, go. i'm sorry, guys, you are like very professional here. 10, 20 seconds and counting. >> there we go. happy birthday. >> that was saturday. >> happy birthday. >> you've given us so much happiness with "happy." eight versions? >> you know, it was actually nine versions and i had to ask myself the last time, i got to point zero and said to myself how do you make a song about a guy who's so happy and relentless in doing so and the answer had been sleeping in the question so long. >> i was reading this a perfect biographical -- you're gem happy but one thing that makes you happy is your love of cartoons and you sort of drew from that. >> well, yeah, you know, illumination is a fine animation house and gave me the opportunity on the first -- in the first movie to do the score with pereira and the second time they let me do -- doing a song score and second film this is the pivotal moment in the film. what am i going to do? i don't want to mess th

i'm brian williams reporting tonight from los angeles. we hope to see you tomorrow night back home in new york. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. >> we have a lot happening at this hour. we start in the south bay. a homicide investigation just blocks away from regional medical center. police are trying to solve san jose's 13th killing of the year. officers were called to a home right off 680. you can see the map here. kris sanchez joins us from the scene. what do we know? >> reporter: we know that being that close to regional medical center did not make a bit of difference for the woman who was found stabbed in her home here. 911 was called by a neighbor just a few minutes before 3:00. by the time police and medical personnel arrived, it was too late for that woman. investigators remain here at the scene looking for any clues. they say they don't have a suspect description at this point, nor do they have witnesses that they're willing to reveal to us at this point. we asked if this w

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening.d night. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news >>> i saw the dad pointing to the kids, and the kid's waving his arms, going like help. >> a beach rescue that's not over yet. the father anxiously awaits word after his son slipped into the water at a beach. >> it happened at ocean beach along the great highway. that call came in just before 4:00. our cheryl hurd is at the scene. you've already talked to the teenager that was involved with the actual rescue. now you've talked to rescuers? >> reporter: i also talked to rescuers. and i also talked to that teenager's father. but right now san francisco fire department's rescue team and the coast guard from still here in the water, searching for a 14 year old boy. i'm told his name is marco. you probably can't see it from here, but there are several small coast guard boats, and there's also a coast guard helicopter in the air. now the rescue effort started unfolding about 3:30 this afternoon. the firefighters say two teenagers were

prince william and he just nine months also accompanied his parents on an official tour of australia and new zealand in march and april of nineteen eighty three. prince william is with catherine pocket or unionist he can beat the tories could take it off to new zealand tour in the seventh of april when he arrived in wellington today to be a two month old prince sticks and a state government i was icy cold confidently and happily among the children while his mother watched dawn. in the city of prince william and kate are expected to visit brisbane adelaide canberra and the iconic symbol of the is sharing her back. laura also known as ayers rock before leaving on the twenty fifth of april and competing the second leg of their tour los angeles residents who could still claim to use him to pass on their way to work when states on an unusual sights on new deal the print newspaper. the los angeles register is the latest offering to roll off the presses of california based freedom communications there and kushner who owns freedom is attempting to dominate local news coverage in southern cal

williams report to you? >> yes. >> mentioned some of the key contacts at caterpillar and among them i'm asking you where they robin beran tax director rodney perkins senior tax manager? >> yes among the interaction. >> my first round of time is over. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. quinn on the earlier panel i was asking the professors the basic relation how does the irs contract with a large multinational corporation i would like to expand that not only to a large corporation like caterpillar but also to large accounting firm like yourselves? can you describe how the irisin treks during -- interacts during the tax year? >> the iras during the entire year is a continued audit as you describe very and maintain it continuous presence on site and actively engage with caterpillar personnel directly in to the extent that we don't have direct interaction with the irs only through caterpillar and one invited in by caterpillar to assist them in those matters. >> was there any consulting done as you are working with c

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legendary actor, william shatner, thank you so much for joining us.g up, we will talk about wine and a new app? >> i love you. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg west." have you ever had a really rate bottle of wine but had no idea where to find it? i'm sure you have. >> you mean i lost it? >> you can't buy another one. >> both have happened. >> and you can't tell anything from the label. >> i have a neat app i have been using. it is called delectable. it is great for wine lovers with a shopping application to it. is fun to talk about it with a lot of wine. >> and the delectable ceo who by the way used to work at palateer where he chased down terrorists. how do you get from big data to wine? i i love that company and believe deeply in it but i wanted to work on something relevant for our culture, something -- >> terrorists are not relevant? to the foundation of our society protecting our borders and making sure our institutions work and i wanted to do something for our culture so i started delectable with the mission of making the world a more delicious pla

william and catherine walked for a short distance around its perimeter. by now the sun was sinking and it was time for the couple to move to a position to boot -- to view the sunset. what a baby george and all this? he is at home with his nanny at government house in canberra where mother and dad go out for a night to themselves. followed by night of what is , glamorousping camping at an exclusive resort. >> it is one of the biggest brands in the world, but today manchester united is making headlines for its move off the football pitch. the club has sacked its manager after less than a year on the job. everyone knew was going to be the to try to replace legendary alex ferguson, but this is a calamitous fall from grace. >> just 10 months ago he was the chosen one, the hand-picked heir to the manchester united thrown. theater of dreams has become the stuff of nightmares. sunday's defeat would prove the final result. as the players arrived at the training grant, he was sacked. manchester united at david moyes has left. the club would like to place on record

williams. mr. williams. mr. williams, no. mr. duffy. mr. duffy, no. mr. van hollen. mr. van hollen, aye. mr. yarmuth. mr. yarmuth, aye. mr. pass credit. -- mr. pascrell. mr. pascrell, aye. mr. ripe. mr. ryan, aye. ms. moore. ms. kaptur. mr. mcdermott. ms. lee. ms. lee, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries, aye. mr. pocan. mr. pocan, aye. ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. huffman. mr. huffman, aye. mr. cardenas. mr. cardenas, aye. mr. plum naur. -- mr. blumenauer. mr. schrader. mr. schrader, aye. mr. doggett. mr. doggett, aye. mr. kildee. mr. kildee, aye. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, no. >> are there any members who wish to vote or change their society? hearing none, the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the aye are 13, the noes are 22. >> ayes 13, noes, 22, the mendment is not agreed to. >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report the amendment, the staff will distribute copies. >> amendment offered by mr. van hollen relating to the president's health care law. >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman this amendment

p new zealand fell under lady dianna and young prince william visited. kate draws the crowd similar to dianna. >> to me, the shades will gain, some people have been here since 5:30, some camped out for two nights to see the couple. >> reporter: elegant as ever, but kate did tell one well-wisher her husband thought her outfit a bit too bright. the presence of prince george is boosting interest in this 19-day tour. he's now staying with his nanny by day while kate and william perform their royal duties. >> they can return to baby george at night and that's what it is about. then he's seeing them every night and that makes kate feel better. >> reporter: wherever they go, they are a gift for the young prince. here, yes, a bicycle, no training wheels. a souvenir from new zealand. anna bell roberts, nbc news. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm carl quintanilla reporting. we leave you with a picture of the cherry blossoms in our nation's capitol. a sure sign of spring after that brutal winter. good night. >>> nbc bay area news begins with break

i'm brian williams, we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> good evening and thank reallies for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> this woman has disappeared at mt tam park. county officials say she was last seen near the mountain home inn. this is the second woman who's disappeared in the same area in just the last few weeks. you see our nbc chopper heading towards mt. tamaipai. authorities searched for two weeks and then called off that search. they found her body on saturday down a steep slope. an autopsy showed no visible signs of trauma. officials admit this is that aim area within a mile. >> happening now, it's happening on the peninsula. teachers saying they're being priced out of living in their own chunty. they say it's not a good sign for the future of the bay area. that's where stephanie is live. >> reporter: pay is the big change here, jessica. good evening. you can see that we are gathered here on the corner with a lot of these teachers.

williams exited for a. >> yes sir, have that. this is a document from 1994 pricewaterhouse look at the intangibles for audit -- all of caterpillar including a swiss marketing company which is csarl's assessor. here is what twc described as the relative roles of caterpillar and its marketing companies in developing the dealer network three at this includes the marketing company. cat inc. has the largest role with regard to marketing dealer deployment development. do you see that they are? >> it's on page 685. >> do you see that on page 685? cat inc. has the largest role with regard to marketing developments since. it is the largest single market. if the originator of the basic marketing systems concepts and continues to be involved with the development and oversight of worldwide marketing programs and approaches and then it says the marketing companies and that includes csarl also have major responsibility for market development. in fact it is their primary responsibilities to do that. okay? sub cat inc. in the description of pric

coming up, william shatner. captain kirk himself.ker, there he is. ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg west. i'm emily chang. he is a legendary actor, best known for his role as captain kirk on "star trek," but a new generation of fans know him as the priceline negotiator. william shatner is an author, recording artist, and the owner of his own ios and android app. shatoetry. it allows you to say almost anything in his voice. on april 24, his one-man broadway show hits theaters for one day only and he will be the start of a new home renovation reality series on diy network, legendary actor william shatner joining us from l.a. how do you say it? >> showtoetry is very imaginative. there is nothing like it out there. i read words, you the owner of the app choose the words, choose the delivery and then you can send it as a message that you want to send but with my voice. >> throw out a few at us. >> what? >> i can do the voice, maybe. >> throw a few words out. >> your voice is too deep and around and volume in us. -- you have to go through yo

william, no, el chico estÁ solterito.tes, lo que tiene celosa a la novia juliÁn gil, y lucero y su metida de pata, y ninel conde, da la cara a los que la demandaron por despido injustificado. >>> en nuestro segmento lo mÁs in, la nueva moda de mamÁs, al publicar fotos creativas con los bebÉs, que lindos. ♪. ♪. >>> ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. ♪ deja, deja que te cuente, deja que te enteres del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente♪. ♪. ♪. >>> pan pan. >>> racatan. (risas) >>> oigan, muchachos, nos vamos con addis a mÉxico, quieren irse? >>> por amor a dios. >>> con addis tuÑon. >>> tuÑon. >>> sÍ. vamos. >>> addis. chuky te manda besos addis, esÁa enamorado de ti. >>> muy bien recibidos los besos, acuerdense que eso y un vaso de agua no se le niega a nadie. muchachos buenos dÍas, seguimos en "despierta amÉrica", desde mÉxico. resulta que el dÍa de ayer, el bombÓn empleador, y el bombon demandado ninel conde, apareciÓ en juzgados para seguir con el proceso de la demanda por despi

prince william and duchess kate on a tour down under. but it may be george everyone's swooning over on his first official business trip. but first, the "nightline" top five starts right now. salesgets up to 795 highwayal is the passamiles per tank.sel salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. paralympian oscar pistorius has been in court for over a month without speaking publicly. until now. the athlete once famously known as the blade runner finally taking the stand today in his murder trial. he admits he shot and kille

i'm brian williams, hope to see you back here tomorrow evening.night. >>> ens about . >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> students went to school with tee shirts emblazoned with the american flag and what happened to them is still stirring up debate. >> new at 6:00, it's a renewed fight over free speech in morgan hill. it made national headlines a few years ago. it centers around students and the upcoming cinco de mayo celebration. >> reporter: well, the district is concerned because there could be as many as three different groups voicing their opinions in front of life oak high school in regard to cinco de mayo. that is why the district is already talking with morgan hill police about how to keep students safe. student protests at live oak high school drew national attention in 2010 following an incident where four students were asked to remove or turn inside-out the american flag tee shirts they wore on cinco de mayo. last month, the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld a circuit judge's ruling that school officials acted appropriately. a de

i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and i am thinking about it, but i am going to continue to think about it for a while. >> but in cheers, right now at 6:00, hillary clinton inches closer to a run. her comments raising an eyebrow. >> clinton talked immigration, energy and it was the earn eye of the presidential run that had people on their edge of their seats. she tackled the big question with a maybe. telling tech innovators she's thinking about it. she already has some big endorsements, including gavin newsom. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor has been a big supporter for some time. she danced around the issue today, but the bottom line is she's still considering it. in the meantime, she's bringing in some money, between now and friday, three states, five appearances. some local experts say it could bring inasmuch as a million dollars. >> hello, everyone. [ applause ] >> reporter: former first lady hillary clinton is on a tour of the wrest coast that looks a lot li

we want to switch gears because last night nbc's brian williams was a guest on "the tonight show. but before he appeared, jimmy fallon showed off his latest sma smashup with the snoop dogg classic "gin and juice." ♪ so turn off the lights and close the doors ♪ ♪ we don't love them so we announce for this for cheese ♪ ♪ up, down, rolling down the street smoking and sipping on gin and juice ♪ ♪ laid back with my mind on my money and my money on my mind ♪ >> a little bit of a potty mouth from brian williams. >> i like the trio. i think that's new. >> adds kate snow -- hey, it's good. every single one makes me laugh. >> a good tuesday to you. to boston on monday. it was an emotion filled boston marathon. run e runners carried a fellow competitor to the finished line. married bombing victims cycling past where they both lost their legs and finish line proposals. yesterday, betty, it was not boston, massachusetts, it was boston usa. >> boston strong. >> that's right. >> now, taking it to the nba playoffs. memphis and oklahoma with big shots last night. kevin durant's four-point play and

our guest host, william janeway.ng, the new york auto show kicking into high gear. miller, our resident card viewer is joined by the ceo of which has big announcements. i am interested to hear about the qx80. >> it is very big indeed. they have a new facelift for that suv. i am here with michael barnes. really exciting to talk to you because you have a whole new team running the global brand. you are looking to do some kind of different things, break away from the typical nissan lunch jury -- luxury badge. it is 25 years since the brand was launched in the united states. idea is to turn it into a global brand. >> how areing audi you going to do that? -- helped develop the queue 50. it is a great seller for you. forwardthe kind of way to have these incredible technological advances? >> you have to have the technology right. it is designed by technology, advocacy. good brands have really great emotion. we are still in the automotive industry. we are targeting the younger isdset and that mindset attractive. it is a glob

joining me now, william live from nevada. william, big developments today. tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, you know, judge, this is not the result many of us expected. as of last night with a conference call, they were going call, they were seizing his cattle, about 400. they had knocked down corals and fences, taken down water tanks. this morning, the blm abruptly said it was stopping operations, it was pulling out. that was unexpected. they said they were doing that for the safety of its own employees as well as the public. of course, we had a lot of armed militia out here. they said basically they were backing off. but they didn't offer to give him back his cattle. we stood there at 9:00 a.m. they said listen, i'm going to give them one hour or we're going to go down and get them. that's exactly what they did. there was this huge confrontation on interstate 15. two to 300 protestors stopping traffic southbound. then the highway patrol shows up and there is literally a confrontation, i will say an armed confrontation because some law enforcement

. ♪ rolling down the street >> "tonight show" host, jimmy fallon debuts another rap by brian williamsthe "nightly news" anchor talks about how those raps have changed his life #. >>> welcome back. in a movement that started in the bay area today, we celebrate earth day. you might have noticed our peacock, which is on this side of the screen, is green this morning. nbc bay area's chase kaine is live in san francisco at an earth day event. and you have much to learn, grasshopper. >> reporter: i sure do, scott! the peacock logo isn't the only thing that's going green today at this earth day celebration here at pier 33. this is a malaysian walking stick and she is walking up my arm. she is here with the good folks from savenature.org. they are using critters like this to talk to kids about how they can help save the environment. so karen, as my friend is crawling up on my shoulder, tell us what it is we're talking to kids about today? >> we're talking about kids about our adopt an acre and adopt a rain forest program. we raise money to save the rain forests as well as deserts and coral re

but william and kate appear to be forging their own path. something unthinkable 31 years ago when charles and diana visited. >> they're able to be more relaxed a-a little bit less formal than the way charles and diana was years ago. and the way they treat george is different than how william was treated. >> reporter: an example of that modern approach, prince george having a play group with his royal subjects, while prince william did a solo crawl-about. later this week, the duke and duchess will travel to ayers rock, the monument that prince charles and princess diana visited three decades ago. and of course the royal baby picks continue to flood in. look at this photo of william showing it to george, who is being held by kate. this has some significance because princess diana called william wombat affectionally. and, there's word on the street that william has a fashion sense. apparently he told kate he thought that yellow dress made her look like a banana. this isn't the first time he commented on her wardrobe. he told people he thought h

william lewis corporan, a well-known physician, was shot d killed. his 14-year-old grandson reat griffin underwood, high school freshman and eagle scout, was rushed to a hospital. he died there. minutes later, a few blocks away, more gunfire. this time outside the village shalom retirement community. a woman not identified by authorities was killed there. >> there's no other words to describe it, just panic. >> reporter: the alleged gunman arrested in a local schoolyard is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross jr. from southwestern missouri. a former ku klux klan leader, a history of anti-semitic and racist activities, including radio ads during a failed bid for the u.s. senate in 2010 deemed so offensive, broadcasters fought to keep them off the air. there's no indication cross, allegedly armed with a shotgun, knew any of the victims. he reportedly smiled and yelled "heil hitler" once in custody. the alleged gunman is expected to face charges later in court today. the event was described as cowardly, unspeakly and president obama expressed his condolences

brian williams just -- >> i wonder what they'll do next. >> that's the interview.ms was requesting rap songs he wants. it was really funny. good stuff. northwest is getting some of this good old rain. we're filling up the reservoirs and using your umbrella for the second day in a row. it is coming down now on i-5. portland, northward, rain. only snow at the highest elevations. quarter, half an inch of rain. we're going to add to this significantly over the next two days. we had one storm system that is kicking through now. then we'll have another little warm front trying to bring in some moisture later on tonight and that looks like a soaking rain with it. a storm behind it too. so the bottom line was this weather pattern is the green on the map is the rain. it shows you the rain as we go throughout tuesday afternoon, evening, right along the coast. and then as we go into wednesday, notice it really doesn't move much. a lot of moisture available with this system. it is going to be with us for a while. as far as the forecast goes for your tuesday, showers and storms

then this was this moment when william's sail had a problem.nd it was pushed up against some rocks. but she showed no mercy whatsoever. and managed to push him into position and basically went for the finish line and won. she was thrilled. she shook his hand afterwards -- >> very polite. >> reporter: she said "i won." >> like a typical married couple. a little competition. max, for how much longer will they be there in new zealand? and when are they off to australia? >> reporter: well, they're here over the weekend. tomorrow they're going to a town called cambridge, appropriately. and i must say they spend huge amounts of excitement there. we saw the images on tv today. almost the previsit, almost as much of a story there. huge flags out. everyone very excited. they've got a few more events in new zealand, then they head to sydney where the huge anticipation -- i think we've had pretty big crowds today. in auckland, very big crowds. in sydney, there expects to be enormous. there's a lot of anticipation there. you know, this hasn't slowed down a

kevin williams is here. so many in the community that partner with us toefrd -- everyday to make sure that arts thrive in san francisco and whether you grew up here, whether you've moved here and made san francisco your home or you are a visitor here, san francisco's arts and culture is what drives our character and community and strength. thank you so much for coming out today. it's time to put a shovel in the ground. thank you. >> we have a surprise. we wanted to give the mayor a give from roberts. mr. mayor, on behalf of the bayview opera house. [ applause ] >> all right. shovels in the ground. >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that