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william. the first time i met william i'll never forget as long as i live. and that was in june two thousand and seven at the ted global conference in addition tanzania. my friend had selected a hundred smart young africans from around the continent to attend the conference people who could never afford to come other guys. on the sides of the earth to see if this is good. so. this is where it is well country in i'm out. nineteen yeah i'm from five years ago you had an idea what was that i want to meddle in the window yeah. yeah so what did you do how did you realize that. after i dropped out from school i went through my brother and i read a book that were using images and i get information about to him to me and i try and i. thank you even though we have the president of tanzania and we had jane goodall and we had been you know none of them had the effect on the audience that williams narrative did and people were laughing and they were crying and. he was just like the heart and soul of ted g

to support william there's definitely what i call the council of william there are about a dozen people who help out there's relatively affluent families if you needed resources they'd be there and there's friends and advisers and sort of andrea and i are sort of on the front line. you just go down. are you worried that you'll see if you don't go fast yeah but you. believe everybody you know we we were living in. two so abundant. about something to. build side i would. well when you know one's medicine let me know my water. must come on nov to ship it out. who i'm about going to him one is among many awards in the line and our neighbor. can smuggle just one guy the kindness will. be done now all bunged up one does my all for mankind is a no would he as we'll was what's the unable. to fly don't do it with and move to which it would eva. be. ons out by now for need where. soon diminish zoom. city would your do were digital in a given. never mina's my you got my december. or nobody the modern by radio. and now i'm a star you don't deserve. jupiter i visit on your way. and i live in a. colu

gets in studio william and his mentor riley. is from the nation of malawi which is in africa and from a photograph in a textbook william bill when bill bill the first been working with mel and provided power to his house for god's sake i mean this is this is a story that is should be shot of rooftops believe it or not thousands of blogs have already written about him. on all around the internet there's you know sixteen thousand entries in the google sure index just for his name by william come dot com will let you read his exploits that he writes himself that will help for me and it's a great way to stay involved and i saw this just people do that i mean this is this is this is our billion chance to be involved with and einstein well it really is. why did you guys decide you would really have to proceed with the book did you think that i book was a good idea. you know i kind of felt like my job was to be his consiglieri like to give him my best judgment. of what a situation was and list out here's all the pros and here's all the

. >> larry's father, william, made models of many of them. there's the c.s.s.at 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 discharged in 1955, returns home, ge

is a right tom i'm here with william. were at least he should have talked with you before the briefing and i just want to make sure your comfortable with. we're going to go ahead and sign a few things there's just a couple things that seem new to me and i just want to ask you this original question lee for twelve months or eighteen is your member. but you know we. see here that. if you're in one of the corner rooms like you either there. for a tool to. snip what i feel is the truth you know i. hope you see the way i've. read about. the other thing you can do is claim yes to you if you want like it's there and if you don't if you don't want to go there time use your computer then is there something to be suggested here to this big guy who's this you think and. it's life plus because you. played maybe this lines you're in right now because i was very angry because. are all your bags packed to move them into your room yeah. ok. so what now. and then we need to go. have a question for you. remember that contract. from a coupl

if if william once who are meant to go to dharma do you feel prepared for school. for no for now and i get to you to leave. but. after goes on i mean i'm going to be able to do a better. prepared for school but know for sure i'm lady i'm ready for you but i don't know how we'll on my trip you had. and what you do is you know with here. if i'm not trying my best to. yak. talent. but it's funny. but if you don't eat the muscle out moving with me we don't love it when it would. stop without wolfie's find out what's not going on while we play i don't know what i don't know i'm not the man who. did you know who d. d v d's on. the dolly gets i think he's out. by we don't have is it not going to be gradual. but he did say to me get you. i'm just going to say a tool to aids and. then i'll be i'll be done. i'm not going to say let's just school. where most. of us know what a movie i viewed you on it about the way john timoney you were getting wasn't about i when you meet. this. would be. they gobble my good. see. what you need somebody to. do they now i know when you know t

we got there learned william ande in attendanc >> jimmy: william and kate the prince. >> prince and princessrows behind them. i was obsessed with watching them watch the show the whole time. it was very civilized i thought my god if i win i have to go up and say what i will say in front of them. i was very nervous. >> jimmy: you did win. especially nervous because they were tre. >> because they were there.at odd in a way.are nervous because they were there. they didn't really, they don't really do anything, i mean they justerthey're royalty. there is something about the royal. i never met any royal people. you know? >> jimmy: not even beyonce and jay-z. >> no, i suppose they are american royalty. not met them before. probably just as nervous. truthfully. afterwards all the winners got to be on stage. william and kate came to, to meet everybody. and no one had told us any protocol about, i didn i was to courtesy or what we were supposed to ded when they started going around i had taken my shoes off about to meet the royal couple, in, fred flintstone style. bare feet. and, then of course, kate

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i think you've been taught to feel that way william or you just do feel i guess to feel. if you think of yourself as humble. a lot of people. told me that. i guess so often if a lot of people. told me that i'm numb. then i give them. more. more. more more. newer . you. say to the official if. for speaking up here. it evades. going to see that. option. if if just to see if i'm sick. i'm talking. this is the cracks at this moment you know oh you want to rex you never ever if thank. goodness is in the five years that you you know. his life is obviously transformed changed. do you ever talk to him about or do you do you wonder if. this is like the way we did was we were. racist the way he is now. see. when i look at the situation of now versus five years ago i actually see the same person i see william i see around him more opportunity more satisfaction more sense that he can do what he wants to set out to do and. i don't honestly perceive that even for a moment he wishes to go back to the way things were however it it i'm sure at some times that it feels like a burden i'm su

do you have a little bit on wayne williams? prof.n: actually, i have quite a bit on wayne williams. i spent quite a bit of time in doing work with him. one of the things, as a scholar that i have to be careful with, is when you deal with at risk populations, you have to be careful about what you present with them. >> maybe i can be more specific. you mentioned that some of those children were good students, that they had clean hustle, taking out trash or whatever for the neighbors. did wayne have that kind of a background? prof. hobson: wayne williams grew up in a middle-class background. he was considered to be a genius. as a teenager, he had a radio station in his home. his mother and father were both well-educated. he was actually brilliant. from everything i know about him, i think his parents had him -- they were advanced ages when they had him. they put a lot of energy into him. he attended georgia state university. he decides that is not for him, and he does a lot of work in the entertainment industry. very smart person. wante

no, and it is interesting from perspective national prince william.al and not get involved in scandal. but as you pointed out, the world cup bid was already drenched in scandal and prince william talked about sepp blatter and his involvement at the time in corruption scandals. so it is tricky, but to be fair, on this, the royals do take the advice from the foreign and commonwealth office and with boris at the helm, what he says has two apply. you alluded to this earlier about getting gas from siberia. if russia was involved in this, it is proved to be, and britain needs to rally round its european partners for instance in order to get more sanctions placed on them, how much more difficult is that, bearing in mind we are leaving the european union and the germans and french get their oil from russia. that is exactly it, it is the fact we are on this road where we have to put more pressure on russia, there is already pressure and sanctions in some areas, but areas such as energy have largely been left alone because we know we do have a problem with ener

she and william attended a wheelchair basketball game. the prince himself gave it a try.e previously said kate's due date is in april, but william did drop this week that it could be any day. starting now, we'd say we're officially on royal baby watch. >> remember, when the news came out that prince william and harry would play storm troopers? this deleted scene was just released. >> well, william and harry are supposedly two of the troopers standing behind. we can't tell for sure. the dvd will be out next attitude. >>> now to the other big news of the day. we know britney spears ex, kevin federline, wants a bigger cut of child support, but today the big question -- where is is money going? ♪ you want a piece of me >> "e.t." has learned jamie spears will request federline's 2017 tax return, with a source telling us he wants to know, quote, where the money is going. k-fed already receives around $20,000 a month to care for their two sons, 12-year-old sean press ton and 11-year-old jaden. our source say jamie believes he may be misusing that money to provide for his four ot

serena williams will return to the wta tour tomorrow at the indian wells tournament in the us.ed one competitve doubles match in the last 1a months, after having her first child. the 23—times grand slam winner warmed up at the new tie break tens exhibition event in new york. she went out in the semi—finals, but did beat another player on the comeback trail, marion bartoli. williams is just one major singles title short of margaret court's all—time record, but is trying to keep expectations to a minimum. yeah, it's been hard. there's been so many days, even still, that i'm like, how am i going to keep going, you know? and it's been really, really difficult. but i keep going, and i know that i might not be at my best yet, but i'm getting there. and every day is a new day, and every day, i should be getting better. and so as long as i'm moving forward — even if it's at a turtle's pace — i'm ok with that. england rugby union captain dylan hartley is a doubt for saturday's must—win six nations match against france in paris, and wing jack nowell has been ruled out for the rest of the

. >> wendy williams back to work.er tearful return after her health crisis. >> it was just a mess going on inside my body. >> her important message to women today. >> plus why miley and liam haven't said i do. >> then, what's that on your back, ben. >> i have a lot of tattoos. >> we see it. the story you haven't heard about affleck's massive tattoo. >> plus -- >> taylor swift. >> katy perry's shady reaction and -- ♪ >> we're behind the scenes of "the voice." >> then kristen bell on her double date with mila and ashton. >> and baby talk with the mom of "over board". >> i have no advice to give. ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> it was one of the most alarming moments ever seen on live tv. wendy williams suddenly collapsing on her talk show. >> that incident was terrifying but eye opening for wendy. she finally learned full extent of her serious health issues which she shared today as wendy made an emotional return to her show. >> thank you for understanding behind the scenes and just thank you for being my speci

>> actually, i have quite a bit on wayne williams. in doing some work with him. one of the things as a scholar that i have to be careful with is when you deal with at-risk populations you have to be very careful about what you present with them. >> well, maybe i could be a little bit more specific. you mentioned that -- excuse me, some of those children were good students. >> uh-huh. >> that they had little -- >> yes. >> clean hustle, taking out trash or whatever for the neighbors. did wayne have that kind of background? wayne williams grew up in a middle-class background and considered to be a genius. as a teenager he had a radio station in his home. his mother and father were both very well educated. he was -- he was actually brilliant. from everything that i know about him, his parents were at an advanced age when they had him and it was in georgia state university. and georgia state university in 1976 he decides that that's not for him and he does work in the entertainment industry. very smart person, wanted to be the next barry g

the next book beside it is really interesting, and it is from nathaniel morton, the nephew of william bradford, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth, and using william bradford's work, he gave us what is known as new england's memorials, and this is one of the very first history books printed in america, but within that, he included the actual mayflower compact as william bradford presented it in his notes, manuscripts of the plymouth plantation. the question often is is what bible did they bring over on the mayflower with them, and we know for a fact that the captain of mayflower had a king james bible. we also know they brought another bible known as the geneva bible, and what is really powerful about this exhibit is this geneva bible actually ,elonged to william bradford who is, i imagine, the second lieutenant governor of plymouth. this bible is kind of interesting and very controversial because of what it is. first0, which was the fledon, english puritans from england to geneva. while they were there because they were under persecution, they produced what is known as the ge

the very last thing that we have here is william penn. we were talking about earlier that pennsylvania was established seeking refuge from religious persecution. as we mentioned, they were seeking refuge, the catholics, the quakers, the baptists or anything that opposed the ideas of the early settlers. he wanted to tell the story of the good, the bad, and the ugly. the good came over looking for refuge from persecution. those who came seeking the same, if they had a different idea, they became the persecuted. it is a interesting story if you look at it from a honest perspective. point, we end this section. the bible was a key document. interesting, people started drifting away and some would say that america started falling asleep. it became somewhat of a secondary document in people's lives. the second section of our tour deals with the rebirth or the awakening of the bible in america. it has a amazing story unto itself and that is where we will head to next. announcer: this sunday on 1968, america and turmoil. the election of 1968 begin

he was the net -- he was the nephew of william bradford. and using william bradford's work, he gave us what is known is new england memorials. of the veryone first history books in america. he included the actual mayflower compact as william bradford presented it. the question also says what bible did they bring over on the mayflower with them? we know the captain of the mayflower had a king james bible. wasnow where that bible located. we also know they brought another bible, known as the geneva bible. what is really powerful about this exhibit is this geneva bible actually belonged to who was 1 --ord, obviously, as i mentioned, the second lieutenant governor of the plymouth. this is interesting and very controversial because of what it is. this,rst edition of english puritans fled from england to geneva. they were under protestant persecution. they introduced what is known as the geneva bible because it was translated there. the very first english inle that would be used translation. it was the first english bible that contained what is k

serena williams will move down the back will now be this williams will defend the families on a regain sterner start of sevastopol in the fourth round distempered al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera around for the top stories palestinian prime minister rami hum the law has a skate on hurt after a bomb exploded when his convoy passed by and garza no one is claiming responsibility but the presidential spokesman blamed thomas it's denying any link and condemned the bombing as well as palestinian leaders and last accuses them of having in their words ready accusations the palestinian prime minister said the attack will not stop him from doing his job. what's been done today on the beat her crushing will make us more solid i confirm that we've had contact with the president and three cars have been detonated that this will make us more solid and we will see goes again i'm traveling tomorrow and they will be back to the matter what the risks are. dozens of people who escaped the rebel enclave near syria's capital damascus have reached a reception center in government controlled territory while th

pete williams in for robert costa. we discuss the chu inside the white house as robert mueller's russia investigation looks at the trump organization's business practices. tonight on "washington week." president trump: but there'll alys be change. pete: just 14 months into office, president truha rs his administration. president trump: i'm at ain p where we're getting very close to having the cabinet and other things that i want. pete: this week he fired the tesecretary of stand chose the c.i.a. director to take over. he's also reportedly preparing to name his thir national security advisor in less than a year. scandals have other issues have put other cabinet members on ice, including questions over spending and hudson over a $31,000 diningtoable prosecu if his office. also, the trump administration slapped new sanctions on russia for its atlantic election meddling and attempt to man niche lit the u.s. power grid. we discuss it all with jonathan swan of 25 axios. abby philip of cnn. peter peter of "the new york ustime

william: there was a lot of concern.ompanies do have -- they understand that status quo is difficult. i would say not sustainable for a lot of companies because they are here, but there are a number of american companies that are not here because of the difficulty in working in this market. market access issues and so forth. polled oure have membership, and what they are looking for, the major things they are looking for from the u.s. government for help, is to level the playing field and to have a relationship, commercial relationship with china based on fairness and reciprocal treatment. they don't like the tariffs either. they can see that it is counterproductive. they would really rather have us focused on reciprocal treatment, opening up chinese opening up where the u.s. has opened and having a fairer relationship. haidi: do you think in the trump administration there is an appreciation or at least an understanding that these tariffs could come back and end up hurting american consumers? james: i think they have bee

their platform to determine how member data is being used, chris. >> chris: william, thank you. authorities in texas are learning more tonight about the thinking of the man who built a series of package bombs that terrorized the austin area for weeks. mark anthony conditt left behind a 25-minute cell phone video. here is correspondent casey steegle. >> it's the outcry of a very challenged young man. >> casey: and now investigators in austin have the challenge of analyzing the confession of a killer as they pour over mark conditt's words and determine why the college drop out became a deadly serial bomber. >> he does not at all mention anything about terrorism, nor does he mention anything about hate. >> casey: but in that 25-minute confession recorded on his phone, the 23-year-old conditt described in detail the explosives he made at his home. >> the suspect described the six bombs he constructed with a level of specificity that he identified the differences among those six bombs. we have told you all along that they all had similarities, which they did as far as specific compon

american history tv, the national review institute upset the life and legacy of william f buckley junior, the tv personality, political activist, and founder of the national review, who died 10 years ago in 2008. mr. buckley is often credited with shaping modern conservatism with his writing and debating other commentators on the pbs show firing line. this is just over 20 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome. thank you all for coming. you can all filter in on the seats here. we have a few on the side here. no need to stand in the back. welcome. my name is lindsay craig. it is my letter to welcome you to the main event in the series celebrating the life and legacy of william f buckley junior, the founder of the modern conservative movement. today marks 10 years since bill passed away. it is an opportunity for us to look back nostalgically and remember the important lessons he offered and how he founded and nurtured the conservative movement. we want all of our events to be inspirational and not just historical. william f buckley junior had a special ability to bring together a range of

johanna konta takes a first set lead over venus williams in miami. hello and welcome to sportsday.very controversial couple of days and we start with that scandal that has rocked australian cricket and cast a shadow over the sport worldwide. captain steve smith and cameron bancroft‘s admission on saturday that the team had a premeditated plan to tamper with the ball turned the third test in south africa into a circus. smith today stood down as captain of rajastan royals in the indian premier league while investigators are now in cape town. the former england captain and test match special commentator michael vaughan says he believes australia could have tampered with the ball during this winter's ashes win over england. this australian team have got a huge identity problem. they have got a problem in the way that they are, they are very self—righteous, they have been for a while. they talk the game that they feel it should be played like and then deliver what we saw at the weekend in cape town. to think that the lead at steve smith has thrown out a young player to create sandpaper,

we're going to move now to holly williams, who is in seoul, south korea.olly, how is this big announcement being received in south korea? >> reporter: well, jeff, this is hugely significant. i mean, we may see a sitting res. president meeting with the leader of north korea. that's a country that president george w. bush said was part of an axis of evil. and this comes as part of a heries of overtures from north etrea, and they're being met here in south korea with a mixture of very cautious optimism and a lot of skepticism, because north korea has reneged on previous deals, all the while continuing to improve its missile technology and carry out more nuclear tests. >> glor: holly williams in south korea. thank you very much. with a couple of strokes of a couple of pens, today, president trump set in motion new tariffs-- 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum-- imported into the u.s. canada and mexico are exempt for now, pending a renegotiation of nafta. ( applause ) cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to help us understand the impact of these d gher

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marlene and steve tucked their three kids, 8-year-old william, 4-year-old monica and baby sabrina into bed for the night. the next morning, marlene recalls waking up and getting her son out of bed first. >> and as i turned around, i look out into there and notice my laundry door to out to my garage is opened. and then as i got closer, i'm looking now out to the street and seeing that my garage door is up. so now, i'm just looking straight out to the street, and i ran into the first bedroom, which is sabrina's room, and i look in the crib and sabrina's gone. and i scream -- scream. >> reporter: her new baby, and her favorite yellow blanket, both gone without a trace. >> 911. >> i need a police. my baby's been kidnapped. >> ma'am, you need to calm down. >> okay. >> take a deep breath. >> i just got up to wake my son up. my door was wide open, and my baby's gone. >> how old is your baby? >> my baby is 5 months old. oh, god help me. >> reporter: marlene says she frantically ran to her next door neighbor's house. >> and i opened the door and she said my baby's gone, my baby's gone. and i sa

william, kate and harry are joint patrons of the forum. meghan will be the fourth patron after the royal wedding may 19th. >> i guess we wait a couple months and then we can hit the ground running. >> you've been here for -- wedding first. >> yes. >> meghan donned a nearly $2,000 navy blue wrapped dress by jason with you. kate recycled her blue maternity dress. kate has been wearing a lot of blue lately leaving some to speculate she's expect ago boy. a source tells "e.t." meghan is fully entrenched in the planning stage and adding unique touches to make it intimate and reflect the personal taste of the couple. >> i can't wait for that day. let's talk oprah right now. we know she has said in the past she'll never run for president. now she's revealing the one condition that could make oprah 2020 a reality. >> i went into prayer about it. i said god if you think i'm supposed to run you better tell me. it has to be so clear that not even i could miss it. i haven't got that. >> oprah admits shae gave it serious thought ever since that golden g

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afterwards, williams spent six weeks in bed.ully recovered, williams marks her tournament return at the indian wells masters. seeking a third win after winning twice in 1999, and 2001. her friend, victoria azarenka, return to go compete after her maternity leave. williams' husband celebrating her return with these billboards in palm springs, california, calling the champion the greatest mama of all time or g.m.o.a.t. williams telling "entertainment tonight" she wants to expand her family. >> i definitely want to, god willing. but right now, i want tennis, as well. i have time. i'm going to wait and see what happens. >> williams told "the wall street journal" she's eager to get back on the court. she expect a few hiccups, but she's ready to jump in. >> savannah, any advice for her? >> yes, exactly. no, serena is so awesome. i can't believe she won the australian open seven weeks pregnant. >> she's back. >> and in top shape and looking forward to it. >> let's head over to mr. roker and get a check of the weather. >> start off with

that particular court has art by our urban our john a pioneer in the irgun our chara jason revoke williams revoke a spent years showing his work and some of the finest art galleries in the world so when he saw his work featured an advertisement he felt as any successful artist would that he and his work had been taken advantage of by corporate greed so mr williams wrote them a letter asking them to cease and desist to stop using the art without permission or payment h. and m. decided to respond with the lawsuit and it contends that their production team contacted the city of new york department of parks and recreation regarding world he's on the art piece and were told it shouldn't be there at all states of mr williams commission of illegal acts in connection with the graffiti including criminal trespass and vandalism to new york city property he does not own or hold any valid forcible copyrights in the graffiti essentially claiming that any are not done in a legally approved public place that is completely sanctioned by the government. doesn't have a right to protection and while some leg

serena williams was pregnant the last time she beat her sister venus.hey'll play each other once again at indian wells later on monday. williams beat kiki bertens in the second round as she continues her comeback, while venus's victory over sorana cirstea of romania secured her place in the third round. it will be fine. you know, she is, you know, one of the best players in the world. to me to have to go up against that so fast is — it will be good to see woollahra, on my level. there is so much to improve. i call this my test run. i don't even know or expect... i do know, ijust go out and having fun. —— it will be good to see where i am at, on my level. michal kwiatkowski has the lead heading into stage six of the tirreno adriatico event in italy. the team sky rider's third place finish on sunday was enough to see him capture the overall leader's blue jersey by a slim margin. elsewhere a puncture put an end to his teammate chris froome's hopes. stage six is from numana to fano — a distance of 153 km. tiger woods narrowly missed forcing a play off at th

tonight -- billy eichner, from "black lightning," actresses china anne mcclain and nafessa williams.usic from bedouine. featuring the 8g band with alan cage. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the philadelphia eagles won the super bowl last night, defeating the new england patriots 41-33. philadelphia then went on to defeat philadelphia. [ laughter ] well, unfortunately, last night, bill belichick missed his yearly bath. [ laughter ] well, unfortunately, last night, bill belichick missed his yearly bath. [ laughter ] according to coach doug pederson, last night's trick touchdown pass to eagles quarterback nick foles was nicknamed the philly special. it replaces the old philly special, barfing a cheese steak into a trash can while people whip batteries at you. [ laughter ] dozens of eagles fans were seen stage diving off the awning of the philadelphia ritz-carlton after last night'

at the age of fourteen william kumquat. the boy from allowing wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity besides just. quick and exciting journey along the wall street. william and the windmill march twenty first t.w. . a bloody war is raging in the east in gaza. for days this rebel best year has been under siege from the syrian army and russian as strikes. the situation on the ground is disastrous almost a found and civilians have been killed. but it's hard to know exactly what's happening. to song lives that isn't torture violent video he shot on his mobile phone it provides a glimpse of daily life. and the challenge and strikes is his son story. i love got to get. to a few who look at the people fleeing to get out of what's happening to us god have mercy. if you know the whole. it's six o'clock in the morning it's monday. i look at all the paper blowing about. and i'm at my window. there was a bombing five minutes ago. everyone was still asleep they all ran into the basements. so my name is hu

so really williams will move down the back will now be this williams would have been the family's on a regain stone the start of service in the fourth round he distended al-jazeera three time olympic ski jumping champion camel start his closing on on the world cup title the pole lets to his twenty eight world cup victory on the large hill in lillehammer on choose day stops two jumps exceeded one hundred forty metres countryman but ski with ease favorite robbie hudson who became an internet sensation during the olympics because of his the star he came in. and that is all sport for now more later joe thank you very much mexico is famous for its highly patterned ornate indigenous clothing and the fashion world has taken notice major brands and designers have been selling clothing inspired by traditional designs but the communities where those designs originate from say they often don't see the benefits john heilemann has a story from mexico city. it's taken as a cue a lifetime to get to here when the pain seems to guide it so what he sees in his community have to mangle mexico flies of

we're so lucky at william williams-sonoma. 50% on our board women >> does it feel to you like your experience is solitary somehow, isolated, relative to other ceo jobs does this have an effect in the way the culture or policy is implemented in the company >> yeah, i mean, we are so focused on our culture and our values we have worked very hard to build an environment where people are judged by their performance, not by their gender, not by their skin color, not by their sexual orientation. it allows people to be their best self at work and to achieve great heights without having to deal with bias every day >> half of the board is women, right? that's double the national average. so -- but if your screen is essentially a meritocracy, as you say, i assume your sample of potential directors is just wider than other companies >> we've been so fortunate to find great people to be part of our company, both on our board and working for us in our stores and around the globe in manufacturing. you know, it's funny, you only know what yo

he did not specifically reference john williams. what's important to note is williams, while he has known big banks, he is the storied macro economist. he's also a white man and that is a concern because so much of this process is focused on diversity. looking at women and minority candidates. if you look at the state of available candidates, ardently one of the top jobs in central banking globally, happy do not find anyone but a white man for this position how far along are we in the selection process? gina: we are not finished here. we know john williams is a finalist on the short list. the board of governors in washington has been in communication with the new york fed about the process. hasch committee in new york not formally recommended a candidate to the board of governors in washington which means there is another important group to jump through before we get a final pick. david: there were some names listed that included women and people of color. gina: based on the wall street journal's reporting there are still a woman, m

. >> we're told just like william and kate's wedding it's expected that meghan and harry will have aildren from their friends, relatives and staff. that includes emily henson, the little girl who got caught stealing harry's popcorn at the invictus games last year. her dad is a close friend. >> as for who meghan will entrust maid of honor duties to, her bff from northwestern university, tv producers lindsay roth is the front runner. meghan was her lady in waiting at her 2016 wedding. >> another possible attendant canadian stylist and close friend jessica mulroney who our source reveals is helping meghan with her dress and other elements of the wedding. >> meanwhile harry's got big brother william to stand by him as best man on his big day. we're told the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who all could serve as ushers. among them mark dyer who is like a second father to harry and acted as his mentor after diana's passing. >> but the royal wedding would not be complete without this man, marcus anderson who has been a close friend of the couple since their early court

williams, brad meltzer, everybody! zach danziger and, of course, the 8g band.m carson daly. tonight, we are