>> ai weiwei: $15, $15. >> williams: $15?k now sells for millions, but in america, he discovered something you can't put a price on. you once said that once you've experienced freedom, it stays in your heart. >> williams: is that true? >> ai weiwei: yeah, it's true. i think it's true. you taste the most important thing in life, and you will never forget it. yeah. >> williams: after a decade in the u.s., he moved back to china and set up a studio in beijing, breaking new ground and challenging old sensibilities with mischievous, provocative art, like this piece, in which weiwei photographed himself destroying a 2000-year-old chinese urn. he wants to shatter the communist party's official version of history. >> williams: you smashed a priceless urn. >> ai weiwei: it's not priceless. >> williams: for a lot of chinese people, it's-- it's a priceless part of their history. >> ai weiwei: for me to smash it is a valuable act. >> williams: if you buy that-- and the art world certainly did- - look at what he did to these urns doused i

william ellis was his traveling companion to ethiopia.sent was a newspaper editor in west virginia, but his brother was francis loomis assistant secretary of state under teddy roosevelt. they traveled together and kent loomis, the queen mary? i can't remember the name of the ship? >> i think hindenburg or something. it has a german name. i can't remember. >> he ends up washed ashore on southern coast of england. they were carrying a treaty to ethiopia to be signed t has been a while since i've seen the file but after the death i assume ellis went on to have the treaty signed. was he in contact with francis loomis after that about the death? in terms of the difficulty of piecing together his life, what was the timeline for two years afterward? did the death stick to him in some sort of specter fashion in terms of his reputation? and also i had also looked into the colony, i don't know the city in mexico where they were taking african-americans but it seems some of those african-americans were unhappy there and wanted to come back to the un

>> soufan: we believe so. >> williams: does he also sound like him?, interestingly enough, his recent message that came out, he delivered the speech as if it's his father delivering the speech, using sentences, terminology that was used by osama bin laden. >> williams: hamza bin laden has recorded four audio messages, all in the last two years. ali soufan believes the similarities with his famously charismatic father could help hamza unite and inspire the jihadi movement. >> soufan: he's basically saying, "america and american people, we're coming, and you're going to feel it. and we're going to take revenge for what you did to my father. we're going to revenge what you did in iraq. we're going to revenge what you did in afghanistan." >> williams: he still wants vengeance? >> soufan: oh, absolutely. the whole thing was about vengeance. he wants to avenge his dad. >> williams: after 9/11, to avoid being captured or killed, hamza fled to iran with his mother and three of bin laden's top lieutenants. ali soufan believes these men were responsible for edu

montgomery county police arrested williams accomplice 23-year-old eric lee and williams was able to kill again before being arrested wednesday in prince george county. >>> williams current cur currently being held without bound at the montgomery county jail. life in sutland, anjali hemphill. >> we haven update on a story. the number of child or misconduct abuse cases continues to glow. there's been 788 reported cases this school year. that's 1552 more cases than reported one month ago. many staer on leave and will not be returning to work. meanwhile school official say they are currently reviewing policies and they say new raping on reporting incidents will be provided this summer. >> still ahead a new twist emerges in firing of former fbi director. >> he asked more more money and resources into the investigation of the election. >> a woman hit by a truck gets up and walks away. now police say she's the one wanted for questioning. >>> and do you over eat? your brain may be to blame. the new research that complains why some with emotional eaters. we'll be right back did you know slow inte

. >> larry's father, william, made models of many of them. there's the c.s.s. wooden side-wheel confederate gunboat built in mobile, alabama. there's the u.s.s. vicksburg and the c.s.s. alabama -- a massive propeller-driven ship built in secrecy in england for the confederacy. all are made precisely to scale. 1 inch here translates to 8 feet on the real vessel. where did this all begin? did dad buy a book on ship building? >> i don't remember anybody ever teaching him how to do this. it's just something you have to be born with. >> william atteridge jr. is born in 1929 in highland park, illinois, a suburb of chicago. from an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day setting sail. in 1951, during the korean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one of the guys that painted the numbers on the aircraft carrier he was on. >> william is honorably

sogomonian, santa rosa//"dad adam williams kept his cool and his hands on the wheel he managed to slow down but kept driving."sot: adam williams, dad// "and we were in pretty heavy commute traffic so i couldn't just whip off to the side and pull over so it kind of just happened that way because it was so fast."sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"while mom was in the front passenger seat delivering her own baby and the news 'it's a girl!" altogether the delilvery only took 40 minutes.sot: victoria williams, mom// "we weren't dilly dallying at home. we didn't take our time. we left within 20 minutes. we weren't expecting twenty minutes late to have a baby."sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//: "what would you say to people who wonder how could this happen to a doctor?"sot: victoria williams, mom// "i think the main take home point is that labor can go so many different ways. nature can give us anything."sot:ella sogomonian/santa rosa//mom and dad are happy it all worked out.kainoa is a healthy baby girl who just days old already has quite the story to tell. in santa rosa ella sogomonian kro

victoria williams is a north bay doctor who has delivered hundreds of babies but never like this. planning for a may day baby - her due date was pushed up another day. last tuesday she unexpectedly had to deliver her own newborn. sot: victoria williams, mom// "i got to put my own name on the birth certificate as delivering physician which was pretty cool."her first baby 20 hours to deliver in their previous home -this time around williams wanted her trusted colleagues at petaluma health center to do the jobthey just didn't make it in time.sot: lena, big sister// "mommy catched her in her lap."sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"how cool is that?" sot: lena, big sister// "so cool!"fiften minutes on the road - baby kainoa was born inside a moving car in rush hour traffic on highway 101 near cotati.sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"dad adam williams kept his cool and his hands on the wheel he managed to slow down but kept driving."sot: adam williams, dad// "and we were in pretty heavy commute traffic so i couldn't just whip off to the side and pull over so it kind of just happened th

this room is full of william and mary furniture. if you take a look at some of the tops of chair, they have crowns. these are not mr. trent's personal items but these are antiques of the time. if they were imported to these any later, these crowns would've non hacked off with affiliation with the british crown. you see a lot of intricate scrollwork. the william and mary period was influenced through dutch, flemish and different influences. mr. trent was a wealthy merchant and he did entertain a lot of important clients for both his business throughout the court, as well as general entertaining and dining. he was well-to-do in the community and he would've wanted to show that off. any and everybody who would've been have the same class would have really spent some time here. and they would have engaged in dining like this. downstairs here would have been a public place, open to any type of public. wanted touylld have show up. and there would have been brass handles on the doors. he has an item called the -- if you take a look down on

vamos con william.rnet y todos detrÁs de su telÉfono estÁn comentando que es un poco cruel que el perro estÉ caminando asÍ. quiero que ustedes en casa opinen sobre ese vÍdeo. lo postergaron el 15 de mayoy todo el mundo les ha poniendo en sus historias de instagram y en redes sociales. muchos piensan que es un poco cruel que la ponga, cuando estoy le ponemos ropa y se estresa, es como si toby no estuviera haciendo absolutamente nada. veremos lo que pasa . seÑores veremos nuestro "boomerang friday". miren quiÉn subiÓ uno... Él estÁ listo para ir a la escuela, que le vaya bien y pÓrtese muy bien, mijo. suba su boomerang en @despiertaamerica. alan: eesa princesa, muy bonito! ana: quÉ bonito, hoy tenemos grandes estrellas en "despierta amÉrica", maluma y shakira, como nunca antes los habÍas visto. tenemos la reacciÓn de shakira cuando escucho a su doble imitadora. alan: no, no, yo estuve presente y es impresionante! david bisbal visita y habla de la mujer que le robÓ el corazÓn. entÉrate de todo, absolutamen

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my mom taught me. >> william, williams thanked his bullies in his speech. >> for telling me that i wasoth sowing that i could stand on this stage and know produce to you the greatest something that will ever be. so, thank you! bringing the dreamers to their feet. >> good morning, dreamers. >> yours to deliver the dreamers commencement speech. >> i cannot believe i get the honor of addressing you all on your big day. you guys can change the world. and you can. you all should dream big. aand you should. if you leave with anything, from me today. it is to please do not judge your life, and your success, by somebody else's time line. and somebody else's success. theirs ain't yours. >> then, surrounded by their nearest and dearest. the dreamers graduated. this chance of a lifetime made complete with of a little disney magic. t.j. holmes, abc news, orlando. >> and t.j. tells us, and it is a secret, disney is the parent company of abc. >> ha-ha. >> apparently. >> 100 students in the program. qualifications, have to be 13-19. live in the u.s. be enrolled in high school, 9- >>> this morning on

born. -- is long before william faulkner was born. it is a receipt for a slave by william faulkner's grandfather. we wanted to point out how important that history was. the issue of slavery and race relations in the south. these are central to his work and are revered as topics covered with brilliance and care throughout his work. we wanted to make sure that we put that interesting artifact on display as a symbol of his problem that he inherited. one of the most interesting episodes of william faulkner's life is when he spent time in hollywood as a screen writer. he didn't particularly like his time in hollywood. took writing screenplays for the studios to make money. he had a hard time making ends meet because writing was difficult. books were not selling as well as if they were more readable. he needed to find other ways to support his family. screenwriting worked for him for a long time. he worked for a couple decades. the items on display are wonderful. my favorite is a fragment of his screenplay for the film "the big sleep," whic

[risas] william: te tienes que juntar mÁs. [risas] >> no me diga. william: sÍ.s madres. creo que nos ponemos mucha presiÓn las madres. queremos estar 100% profesionales, ser madres100%. creo que es difÍcil. karla: usted quÉ opina? [risas] >> estÁ en lo correcto. [risas] karla: sorpresa! [aplausos] [risas] >> felicidades a todas! hija! satcha: cÓmo estÁs? [risas] >> contenta. , ahora te puedo decir feliz dÍa de la madre anticipado. satcha: muchas gracias! quiÉnte ve? con scully y todo. [risas] >> hablando de las madres modernas. uno siempre va a estar tratando de estar a la vanguardia de todo. satcha: sabes cuÁnto te admiro, cuÁnto te quiero, cuanto te amo. ojalÁ pueda ser la mitad de la madre que ha sido conmigo y mi hermano. te extraÑo mucho. >> yo tambiÉn. contenta contigo. orgullosa. muy orgullosa de ti. de tu familia. sus hijos. mis nietos. siempre recuerdo los viejos tiempos.los desayunos en cama. [llanto] satcha: sÍ. te amo con todo mi corazÓn. ahora, entiendo muchas cosas. no sÉ cÓmo lo hiciste. >> con empeÑo, amor, dedicaciÓn, trabajo, esfuerzo. satcha:

but william was able to allegedly kill again before arrested wednesday in prince george county. >> williams is held without bond at the montgomery county jail facing charges of first degree murder and home invasion. live in suitland, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> we're learning new information tonight about the d.c. inspector general report on former school chancellor kai henderson the report alleged she gave preferential treatment treatment to certain officials. the latest on this one. marina. >> shawn, these latest questions about preferential treatment surrounding deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity just below mayor bowser and tonight we tried to ask mayor bowser more questions regarding this report. she was inside the verizon center for this game 7p. and we called her office to confirm mayor becauseer attendance and you'll see video parts just outside the verizon center we knew she was inside as a courtsey we called her office and as soon as they found out that "fox5" was trying to ask questions that car mayor bowser's call left the building without her and then we re

this is 95 northbound at prince william parkway. lanes lookin good but this is causing a lot of congestion all the truck weigh station. you need about 35 extra minutes. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll take a look at metro at the top of your 6 o'clock traffic report. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ (counting for hide n' seek.) ready or not, here i come. ♪♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. >> ♪ this is fox5 news morning. >> breaking right now at 6 o'clock. a police-involved shooting in manassas city. it started with an attempted traffic stop that turned a chase then shots fired. >> also breaking overnight maryland college students waking up to a fire inside their home. we'll hear from one of the people who was inside. >> live look outside meantime on this friday morning. it is may 19th, 2017. we'll have weather

this is william and mary furniture. these chairs have crowns on them. these are unfortunately not mr. trent's personal items, but they are antiques of the time period. these crowns would have been hacked off. they are a fantastic find good if you look up and down the chairs come easy intricate scrollwork. intricate scrollwork. mr. trent was a wealthy merchant and he entertained a lot of important clients for his business and general entertainment and dining. any and everybody who would have been of his same status and class would have really spent some time here and they would have engaged in dining like this. downstairs would have been a public place open to any type of public. would have been larger and there would have been press handles on the doors down here. -- brass handles. he is an item here called the kingsport. -- kings board. everything is of the same size except for this board right here. and the board underneath it. taxed item andy is used for the king exclusively. the fact that mr. trent blatantly has it on his front parlor floor is basic

william trent was a scottish born merchant based out of philadelphia. his merchant business despite its ups and downs did make him very wealthy. he purchased his first home in philadelphia and his second summer home right here where we are standing. his merchant business dealt with importing and exporting things like rum, molasses and wine. he was also involved in the slave trade. the products he exported and imported were made by slaves in the west indies and africa. he did choose this location for its nearness to the delaware river and shipping routes as where is being local to inland routes because when they were brought to the shipping area where they could no longer pass on the delaware river, they went inland. he brought goods to philadelphia and anywhere else that needed them. when mr. trent came here, he became not only the major landowner but also the major employer. he had breweries and orchards and things like that. he employed a lot of local people. thus, making him the major landowner and major employer. at one point, he incorporated the to

william, me encanta tu look! william: tengo el look del prince of bel air.e. el editor de el editor deesta revista es un i... el periodista debiÓ haber borrado esta foto. ella estaba grabando una pelÍcula en roma, fue a su casa a pasar la pascua una semana despuÉs. se puso fuerte la cosa. ayer se cayÓ whatsapp. por unas horas el servicio mensajerÍa estuvo sin funcionar. dejÓ a millones de usuarios sin conexiÓn. parecÍa que el mundo se iba a acabar. creen que la vida es mejor, o peor sin social media? entrena nuestra cuenta de "despierta amÉrica", comenten. estamos celebrando nuestro retro 20. desde ya, envÍenos su foto, de los aÑos 90. #retro20. no me pierdo la super entrevista que nuestra querida karla le hizo a marjorie de sousa en comillas a corazÓn abierto. karla hablÓ de mucho, de la dicha de ser mami. vamos a escuchar sus revelaciones. estÁ muy contenta de ser mamá, tiene ganas de luchar. vamos a escuchar. marjorie de sousa: es bueno sufrir, pero hay que sanar tu corazÓn y aprender de lo que te pasa. no odiar nunca. karla: cÓmo haces para sanar tu cora

venus williams gets the better of britain'sjohanna konta in rome. they drew crowds of 50,000 in their hey day — now nearly 100 years later, these stars of women's football have been paid tribute to. good evening. the football association has agreed to introduce retrospective bans for players who dive or feign injury from next season. the decision was made at a meeting of its shareholders this afternoon — when a range of reforms was also passed which means the governing body will continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall is here... we will start with these diving bands. how exactly will they be enforced? this is something that has been on the mind of the fa for some time. they have created a new offence of and this system has been placed in scotland since 2011. they have punished three players this season have punished three players this season for this kind of offence. in england, it will work in a similar way. a 3—person panel consisting of a former match official, former player and a former manager will review footag

i'm your host armstrong williams. thank you for joining us.many of you saw the news over the last week that i lost my mother of 91 years. life. it's the one thing that we all have in common is that our parents bring us in this world and they bring us into this world under different conditions. being a broadcaster since 1995, i've heard some of the most amazing and some of the most saddest stories that anyone can ever hear. there are mothers like my mother and sisters it's interesting. my mother lost her father in 1985, 32 years ago. and her sister, all of them lost their husbands and they've lived for at least 30-40 years after their husbands passed. and you will find this shocking. none of them were involved with a man they never dated. they were never intimate. their lives were about their children and those kinds of women don't exist today. a lot of women have to remarry to keep the family together. so it leads to talk about my mother. there's so many things that people know about me about politics and the statements i make are controversia

eso se lo robaste a william.quÉ tal si esta camarita me la llevo, vente tony, vente! francisca: aquÍ estamos para contarte lo que tenemos despuÉs de la pausa. quÉdese con nosotros, una amiga televidente se sentÍa triste y ansiosa por su sobrepeso. entÉrate en cÓmo cambió su alimentaciÓn hasta llegar a bajar 55 libras. ana: una mamÁ fue más allÁ de la cuenta al sacarle una pistola a un barbero que a su criterio le demoraba demasiado en cortarle el cabello a su hijo, nos preguntamos: mientras mÁs bullero es una más exitoso? de esto hablaremos en "sin rollos ni tapujos". francisca: veremos la serie de "deportados". ana: esto y mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". por 20 aÑos la casa favorita de los hispanos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. state farm sabe que por cada una de esas, hay una de éstas... sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. desde seguros de auto... ...a préstamos para auto. para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. hay donde tierras lejanas se cruzan con galaxias distantes. y donde familias que se ven todos

esta maÑana yo vi a william y medir unas ganas de morderlo. william: no me muerdan! encanta. miren cÓmo terminó sofÍa vergara el sÁbado con esta sonrisota. se parece a alguien que yo conozco verdad, ana patricia? ana: es la prima de susana! william: y tambiÉn esta imagen que nos tuvo a todos suspirando en las redes sociales y se trata de la toro william levy quien asistiÓ a una fiesta con su hija y publicÓ estas fotos, donde dijo que tendrÍa el mejor baile de su vida con su princesa. el Último vÍdeo que subiÓ fue de kyle dandole un masajito. el hashtag es #hoy me comprometo a... tenemos todo lo que pasÓ en los billboards de las vegas. estuvo cÉline dion y 20 aÑos despuÉs cantÓ una de sus Éxitos. ahora vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" con nuestro rodolfo. llegÓ el estilista de los deportes. rodolfo: cÓmo estÁ usted! alan: el que se quedÓ con las ganas de coronarse fue el toluca. rodolfo: estaremos platicando de la final del fÚtbol mexicano. serÁ inÉdita porque tiras y chivas se estarÁn enfrentando por el campeonato. el rebaÑo que regresa luego de 11 aÑos. karla: n

williams.ams wanted the governor's help getting state-sponsored studies of his new tobacco-based supplement, called anatabloc. he claimed it had healing powers. williams declined to talk to us, but in court he testified under immunity for the prosecution, that he was 100% sure he and the governor had an agreement: money and gifts for political favors. >> mcdonnell: i considered him an entrepreneur. he had the opportunity to create jobs for virginians. >> whitaker: he plied you, and your wife, with huge sums of-- of money, and gifts. he says that he did it because he wanted to influence you. what did you think he wanted? >> mcdonnell: he asked to meet with staff people. i referred him to meetings. my job was just to connect people with government, and i considered it a routine part of what i did-- for job creation, and just regular constituent service. >> whitaker: is that what it takes to get the attention of you guys? somebody coughin' up that kind of money? >> mcdonnell: no. >> whitaker: but

william: por eso yo llevo dos aÑos sin suegra y feliz. [risas] alan: se busca suegra para william. niÑo de diez aÑos en la atracciÓn acuÁtica mas grande del mundo. su familia recibiÓ una compensaciÓn de 20 millones de dÓlares como parte de un acuerdo legal. esto no es nada nuevo. 29 personas han perdido la vida en parque de diversiones desde el aÑo 2010. muchas mas resultan lesionadas. se estima que un promedio de 4200 personas terminan en sala de emergencia cada aÑo por accidentes sufridos en deslizarse por toboganes de agua. carolina: afortunadamente, este caso terminÓ bien. gracias. cambiemos de tema. se les complica al dormir? hagan ejercicio. es el complejo para mÁs de 108 millones de personas que sufren insomnio en el paÍs. un estudio revelÓ que luego del ejercicio se reduce las interrupciones de la respiraciÓn durante el sueÑo. el descanso insuficiente aumenta el riesgo de infarto, diabetes, obesidad. me voy corriendo a hacer ejercicio. seguimos con el tema de las obras. -- suegras. alan: ya estamos. estamos esperando. karla: un tema bueno. ojalÁ se unan en sus casas. la par

he studied history at william and mary. we stop cigarettes in the mouse of sculptures. -- mouths of sculptures. gordon has gone on to be a prominent sculptor. for many of you who have been to st. matthew's cathedral, you will see his culture there. you will also see one of his sculptures in public parks in washington, d.c.. you see his sculpture at harpers ferry. and most prominently in colonial williamsburg. you will find it in front of the red building at the college of william and mary. it looked worse for wear in 1958. it was put on display in front of the library. this was dedicated in the fall of 1993. introduced by people who have been walking on the street. now he is taken his talents to sculpting james monroe. in watching gordon work and being aware of the intensity with which he understands the person he is sculpting, it occurred to me it would be a wise idea that we talk to someone who has physically and visually understood the character of james monroe. it is my privilege to introduce sculptor gordon kray. [appl

so says john williams. hear from that exclusive interview, where he sat down with haslinda amin to talk about the state of the u.s. economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: going for goldilocks. san francisco fed president john williams says 3-2017 make sense. he tells bloomberg in an exclusive interview the economy has good momentum. and a new era in watershed moments. on july merkel signals -- angela merkel signals europe and the u.s. are drifting apart. what will the future relationship look like? ass, london chaos lingers british airways says many of its computer systems are up and running. iag shares in spain are hit with turbulence. good morning. welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller in berlin today, alongside manus cranny in london. manus: matt, good morning. happy monday. this is how your trading days shaping up. it's a vacation for london and butunited states and china, you are seeing european equity markets open lower. paris and frankfurt are both down as on the merkel tells the must gett europ

victoria williams is a north bay doctor who has delivered hundreds of babies but never like this. planning for a may day baby - her due date was pushed up another day. last tuesday she unexpectedly had to deliver her own newborn. sot: victoria williams, mom// "i got to put my own name on the birth certificate as delivering physician which was pretty cool."her first baby 20 hours to deliver in their previous home -this time around williams wanted her trusted colleagues at petaluma health center to do the jobthey just didn't make it in time.sot: lena, big sister// "mommy catched her in her lap."sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"how cool is that?" sot: lena, big sister// "so cool!"fiften minutes on the road - baby kainoa was born inside a moving car in rush hour traffic on highway 101 near cotati.sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"dad adam williams kept his cool and his hands on the wheel he managed to slow down but kept driving."sot: adam williams, dad// "and we were in pretty heavy commute traffic so i couldn't just whip off to the side and pull over so it kind of just happened th

thank you. >> pleased to welcome william shatner to this program. for seven decades, award winning actor, producer, recording artist, you know him from captain kirk from star trek, and recently, the priceline pitch man, at 86. >> no, that has to be a misprint. >> 36. >> at 36, creates horses for keeping him young and mind, body and spirit. the new book is called "the spirit of the horse." in fact and fable. >> good to have you on. i was teasing you about that misprint in the prompter there, 86, thing. you have been at this for a while now. >> if you said i have been at it 70 years. i am 36. i must have been a spirit. yes, when i hear the number, i just, well, what? how did that happen? then, they are all dying around me. every time i look around, a friend is dead of old age. >> i won't put your business out, you came from another taping today to do this, you are busy, still working out there. >> i started very early in the day. to do publicity. my book has come out, "spirit of the horse" has come out. as you know, then the author goes out, i have a

williams saved lives.e in particular. >> he knew his sister would be deported because she was just about to turn 21, and if that bill didn't pass, she was going to go back and be killed. so he was testifying for his sister's life. >> wow. >> people do amazing things out of love. >> yeah. he's a hero. >> he's a hero. >> yeah. and you're something we don't hear enough about in this society, a good lawyer. [ laughter ] >> it's not often that you get to meet a real-life hero. williams's story is as inspirational as it is harrowing. where do you live out here? >> i live in baltimore county. i live with my sister right now. >> you live with your sister. that's good. >> yes. >> how did you end up in this country? >> i lived with my parents in el salvador. the main reason i leave is my relationship with my dad. he used to drink and he got really aggressive. when i was around 16, he beat me with the back of machete. i have scars on my hands and my leg too. >> oh, my goodness. so how did you get here exactly? how di

host: katie bo williams is back at our desk from the hill. she joins us regarding that russian interference in the 2016 election. guest: good to be here. host: what was one of the -- one of the key moments yesterday during testimony was john brennan. this is what he had to say in exchange with trey gowdy. i saw information and intelligence that was worthy of investigation by the bureau to determine whether or not such cooperation or collusion was taking place. >> that doesn't help us a lot. what was the nature of the information? i think this committee has access to the information i am alluding to, it is classified and i'm happy to talk about it in the classified session. >> that would be directly between the candidate and russian state actors? >> i said i am not going to talk about it. >> but that was my question. >> i responded to your clary and --uery -- i will ry aboutond to your que contacts between russian officials and u.s. persons that raised questions about whether those persons were cooperating with the russians in a witting or unw

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william: 46. seguimos con mÁs.nicana. que agradecer a todo el equipo que hizo realidad estar ahÍ en esta portada. es un sueÑo hecho realidad. increÍble conocerÁ romeo, me quedÉ con la boca abierta. yo me repetÍa por dentro " comportese". fue una experiencia muy bonita. asÍ que gracias a todos poruqe es por ustedes que estoy viviendo ese sueÑo. william: mÁs adelante les traigo el vÍdeo de detrÁs de cÁmara. tengo el vÍdeo de todo lo que pasÓ en ese dÍa. el hashtag es no me arrepiento de... entrar a @despierta amÉrica. francisca: no me arrepiento de todo lo que comÍ en italia. karla: lo que hemos hecho nos hace lo que somos hoy. seÑores, comenzamos con las mÁximas para hoy. en la gran manzana 96 como mÁxima y 74 de mÍnima. para miami 82 grados como mÁxima 79 como mÍnima 20% de probabilidad de lluvia. todavÍa estamos disfrutando porque se nos viene temporada de lluvia. para chicago paraguas hermano porque estÁ lloviendo con 50% de precipitaciones 54 como mÁxima y 45 en la mÍnima. en dallas 81 como mÁxima y 61 la mÍnima

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the fbi director who was fired was william sessions. there were in effect abuse of office concerns that had been documented against him by the department of justice. things like using a department of justice aircraft to fly to see his family. things like using department resources to build a fence around his house that didn't seem to have any security purpose. and maybe was just because he wanted a fence at this house. those kind of concerns that led to sessions leaving. william sessions being fired by president clinton in the '90s. that's the only precedent we've got for an fbi director being fired. we're left as we watch these remarkable scenes and we wonder what's going to happen next here with james comey. we're left to find other context, other analogies that make this make sense. in 1972, there was a tape made

william: un abrazo de banda.na estÁ recibiendo llamadas amenazantes. mostrÓ prueba de ello en su cuenta de twitter. [habla en inglÉs] blanco acusÓ al legislador republicano rinaldi de emitir comentarios de odio hacÍa los inmigrantes durante la audiencia de este lunes. polÉmica legislaciÓn contra las ciudades santuarios. el enfrentamiento entre los polÍticos escalÓ cuando el republicano rinaldi le dijo a varios demÓcratas hispanos quÉ Él habÍa llamado a ice para que se lleven a los inmigrantes que protestaban. [habla en inglÉs] esto demuestra el sentimiento del partido republicano. hay rumores de que muchos otros llamaron a ice. solo lo hacen porque su piel es marrÓn. testigos aseguran que rinaldi amenazÓ componer una bala en la cabeza de un colega demÓcrata. [habla en inglÉs] sÓlo recuerdo que me estaban diciendo cosas. yo le dije cosas a ellos. todos estÁbamos muy exaltados. la ley sb4 de texas ya fue firmada por el gobernador.va a entrar en vigor el primero de septiembre. donald trump ya habÍa firmado una orden

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victoria williams is a north bay doctor who has delivered hundreds of babies but never like this. planning for a may day baby - her due date was pushed up another day. last tuesday she unexpectedly had to deliver her own newborn. sot: victoria williams, mom// "i got to put my own name on the birth certificate as delivering physician which was pretty cool."her first baby 20 hours to deliver in their previous home -this time around williams wanted her trusted colleagues at petaluma health center to do the jobthey just didn't make it in time.sot: lena, big sister// "mommy catched her in her lap."sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"how cool is that?" sot: lena, big sister// "so cool!"fiften minutes on the road - baby kainoa was born inside a moving car in rush hour traffic on highway 101 near cotati.sot: ella sogomonian, santa rosa//"dad adam williams kept his cool and his hands on the wheel he managed to slow down but kept driving."sot: adam williams, dad// "and we were in pretty heavy commute traffic so i couldn't just whip off to the side and pull over so it kind of just happened th

northbound 95 after prince william parkway, very slow. crash there. eastbound oo 50 at the bay brid traffic slow. clearing a disabled vehicle. some of the backup there. then in percyville, lanes blocked for downed wires. eun. >> back to the breaking news that may affect your commute. >> there's been a deadly accident there. news 4's justin finch arrived on the scene. bring us up >> reporter: aaron, good morning. the northbound lanes are closed. we did see prince george's county police remove a piece of rolling luggage found near that victim. as for that victim, she was removed from the scene just a short time ago. she was lying on the side of the road just past the shoulder where those officers are now standing. we can tell you that police are telling us this all happened close to 12:45 this morning. they believe that woman was walking along northbound 210 when she was struck by a passing vehicle. that passing vehicle in this case did not stop. it just kept going. at this point we don't have a make or model of that vehicle from police. the southbound

william, me encanta tu look! william: tengo el look del prince of bel air. funciona, seguimos hablando de este retro jueves en "despierta amÉrica". recortamos muchÍsimas cosas. chiqui delgado estarÁ con nosotros aquÍ.

just ahead why serena williams is joining the board of directors of this company. >>> much cooler. 72 in san jose today. we'll talk about how much cooler it gets tomorrow, and new change to memorial day forecast. coming up in about ten minutes. >>> a lot of people are rooting for him. fighting back against all odds. tonight there is new hope for a rugby player paralyzed during a recent championship match. we're joined with the latest prognosis. marryanne. >> rauj, there are two promising developments. robert has sensation in his toes and doctors say this week he will be transferred from critical care here to this rehabilitation center. 20-year-old robert paler's life has taken a new path. but his father said he's anticipated that and fighting for a new future. >> he talks about is getting into recovery. he doesn't ask why this happened and what life could be if he wasn't in this situation. >> on may 6th, he suffered an injury that left him paralyzed. an ambulance rushed him to the medical center where he quickly underwent surgery. >> he was able to be treated with a very advanced tech

we havejeff williams for the lib dems. good morning.raham winter for the the lib dems. good morning. next to him graham winterfor the labour party. for ukip, a spokesman rather than a candidate, harry blakeley, and then some voters. racheljames, from a childcare service. deborah evans. single mother. tactically voting lib dem but a labour supporter. chris, the owner of the model railway company. harry bla keley model railway company. harry blakeley for ukip, our ukip standing in this constituency? no, we are supporting people that supported brexit. george obviously disappointed —— supported vote leave. are you happy to be represented by a party that wants to introduce a ban on the back? i'm standing as a conservative on our own manifesto. but you're happy to be endorsed by ukip? it is for each party to decide whether they want to stand. ukip are deciding they want to stand in some seats and not others. i'm not a member of ukip. but are you happy as a conservative candidate that ukip are not stand in this constituency? yes, i think many

announcer: former president bill clinton received an honorary doctorate from hobart and william smith colleges in upstate new york, and delivered the commencement address to graduates. this is half an hour. >> i now present william jefferson clinton as a candidate for the degree of dr. of human doctor of degree of human letters. [applause] >> william jefferson clinton, 42nd president of the united states, born in the aptly named city of hope, arkansas, to a recently widowed mother and raised by a caring grandfather with a high school education. inspired to public service as a teenager by president john f. kennedy, and taught by his own college professor that america was the greatest nation in history because our people believed in two things -- that tomorrow could be better than today, and that everyone has a personal responsibility to work to that end. for your public service as arkansas's attorney general, presidentand the 42nd of united states, for your continued philanthropic work across the globe with the clinton foundation, hobart and william smith colleges honors your public se

it in front of the red building at the college of william and harry. -- william and mary. it looked worse for wear in 1958. it was put on display in front of the library. dedicated in the fall of 1993. introduced by people who have been walking on the street. is taken his talents to sculpting james monroe. in watching gordon work and being aware of the intensity with which he understands the person he is sculpting, it occurred to me it would be a wise idea that we talk to physically and visually understood the character of james monroe. it is my privilege to introduce sculptor gordon kray. [applause] thank you very much. just like old times here. be talking about james monroe. specifically this is a vehicle of the new monroe monument at the college. i will be referring to older examples, a lot of the reference materials i learned there out of a book i used for the main point of going back for references. , this is the base at the new monument. continuous narrative relief around the sculpture here. it is basically a two-part monument. we have the relief, and we had the stat