the gifts that mr. williams received represents a degree to which he cheated the public. no public official gets a free pass. irs ci will continue to assure that the elected officialed abide by their oath and fulfill their duties they were elected to fulfill. >> i want to take a quick moment to thank acting special agent in charge, floyd. the irs criminal investigation division does a tremendous job and played a crucial role in the investigation of mr. williams. with that we are happy to take a few questions. >> that is a decision that reserved for the court. judge diamond heard the evidence and evaluated the facts and applied it to the law and made his decision. >> is that anything you have seen before? >> there is not much we haven't seen. >> the city and those living in the city, another one of our elected officials having to go to prison what does it mean for viewers living at home paycheck to paycheck. >> what it mean is that they can rest assured with the federal government and the irs and hsi and united states attorneys office are always vigilant on the lookout for

mr. williams: i frankly have not thought about it. i know there is a lot of conversation about whether we should have security as individual congresspeople. job, people are very aware of you and where you are. i think we need to think about it. although, i think speaker gingrich put it well today when he said one of the great things of an elected government is that you can talk to your elected officials. some did not vote for us and some did, but we represent all of them and it is a slice of america and people need to be able to talk to us. we want to be able to keep where we have open government. but i will tell you. i will be frank with you. here i am a congressman, and every now and then you would like to have a friend on one side of you. but i have not decided that. i believe in open government and i think speaker gingrich put it well today. yes ma'am? reporter: are you concerned that the current political climate is encouraging violence, and if so, what do you think america should do about it? mr. williams: i don't know if i want

mr. williams: that's a great question. these people who want to destroy our lives, they win if we give in. america doesn't give out or doesn't give in. and we must play this baseball game. if we don't play this baseball game and we go home, then they went. that's the reason. this is america and greatest country in the world. if you punch us, we will punch back. we are going to play baseball tomorrow. reporter: mike bishop said you were sitting ducks. can you comment on that as far as what you were feeling that? mr. williams: took the second shots for me to understand what was happening. we were sitting ducks. we had nothing to fight back with but bats. i think he wasn't able to get on the field because the gate was locked on the other side. if he got on the field, it could have been a bad situation. but he wasn't able to do that. but we were sitting ducks. you have 40 people on a baseball field at 7:00 in the morning and just decided to shoot and so bishop was right to say that. that was a good way to say that. in the back

. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincerest apologies, not only his supporters and voters of philadelphia, but to the hard working men and women of the district attorney's office. >> reporter john rolands is outside the federal detention center where williams is now incarcerated. we heard from members of the jury today. >> we did. they were surprised as anyone else about if abrupt change of mr. williams coming in on a plea detail. evidence against him was mounting but at least one man hoped to hear from the defense. >> while the jurors heard only one side, they say the evidence was accumulating. >> i was more on the guilty side. a lot of the evidence that we have been presented so far was not so great for mr. williams. >> i think the evidence that was given, i think seth williams, in my opinion, was a guilty man. >> the mayor's reaction to williams admitting in court that he was corrupt? >> i'm glad it's behind us. these things happen. >> the fact that he went

williams, are you worried about any criminal conduct for your charges? mr. williams, are you concerned about any criminal charges you may face because of your conduct? you're not going to take any questions? >> reporter: a month later williams is indicted. still they drop him in court for each appearance. today we watch his last free steps for years. this time he only enters the courthouse p inside he's cuffed admitting the taking tens of thousands of dollars for what now can be officially be called bribes. and seth williams will be in jail until his october sentencing. he could face as much as five years in federal prison. mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >>> philadelphia police need help in identifying two men. they crossed over onto south 17th two weeks ago. one of the men pulled a gun out and robbed a 27-year-old. they got away with a cell phone and $300. >>> a scare at an airport. fire officials were called to jfk airport for a kitchen fire at terminal 4. they evacuated the area after a heavy smoke started pouring out of the panda express. it's unclear wha

williams this morning admitted every single bit of that conduct. >> you said mr. williams received, represent a degree to which he cheated the public in public official gets a free pass. >> he turned down the same plea deal that he was trying to grab, yesterday, right before he was indicted and that is why we had the indictment. karen, good thing, he took this plea deal which comes with a five-year prison sentence because this judge clearly doesn't like him. that is why he sent him right to prison and put him in handcuffs. had he faced this judge being found guilty of all 29 counts, five years would have been, compared to the 20 or maybe life in prison he likely would have got with this judge who is not happy with seth williams. >> that is interesting, did not know that. thanks, steve. >>> we want to tell but a high school in allentown trying to get to the bottom of who did this, basically four wheeling right there but in the middle of their field ruining these practice fields for all of the kid that use them at parkland high school friday evening, they had rain s

williams is cleared of this behavior. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. >> williams attorney has been speaking but williams himself has remained quiet. we do know he continues to receive his $175,000 paycheck, until his term end in january, he is really only d.a. in title because he handed over daily operations of the prosecutor's office to his first assistant. we do understand williams could face a maximum prison sentence of up to 20 years if convicted, again, jury selection starts here this morning at 9:30, thomas and karen. >> thank you, lauren. >>> time is 4:07. >>> happening today the person accused of stabbing a city councilman before will go before a judge today. is there the suspect 24 years old, his name is shawn yar bureau, scheduled to peer in court for a preliminary hearing. he randomly attack councilman david oh outside of his home earlier this month, in a robbery attempt, the councilman managed to fight him off, and then he did, survive his injuries and back in the office, the very next

williams took money that did not belong to him. >> jury expert believe the timing of the williams trial could prove to be a problem for the defense. >> what mr. williams is dealing business not only the issues and allegations and the evidence against him but this larger perception, larger issue that the public has been dealing with of people with power abuse ago this power. we just had congressman fattah convicted of very similar crimes. so people in this community might be thinking didn't we just have this trial. >> reporter: people in this community will come from nine counties in pennsylvania, about 140 potential jurors will show up here at 9:30. williams could face 20 years behind bars, if convicted of the charges, mike and alex. >> just the beginning, thanks, lauren. after four years of negotiating, actually close to five, the school district of philadelphia and its teachers have agreed on a tentative contract this evening the union is holding a special meaning and it is expect to happen tonight, jenny. >> it will happen tonigh at 6:00. so that is when teachers union will vote on w

williams. >> jim, at the end of the day, seth williams gone $65,000 one-third of of his annual salary at district attorney. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. mayor jim kenney reacted to the plea. >> now it's over we can move on and either have a replacement describe attorney or allow this fine person serving there now to finish out the term and have a new da one way or the other in january. >> for more on the story we go to sara bloomquist outside of the district attorney's office outside of the city. what is next there? >> reporter: jim, it's uncertain right now the board of judges will vote on an interim replacement. when that will happen we don't know, typically it's the first assistant she is in charge since seth williams had his law license suspended when the charges were first filed. and meantime former district attorney lynn abraham weighed in on the dawn fall. >> first assistant district attorney kathleen martin commended employees for staying focused during the difficult months. >> i could not be more proud of my hard working colleagues and how they condusht

williams is cleared of this behavior. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. >> does this play a role thinking about psychology of the jury when you are thinking seth williams new will have his job, home market, with his divorce does that play on the heart strings of the jury at some point or can they listen to the evidence being presented in the case. >> i think they can absolutely listen to the evidence being presented in the case. just like a convictions those sorts of things they may say that is what happens when you abuse your power. you lose it all. >> reporter: it is expect potential jurors will be bombarded with questions about their ability to remain fair, and impartial, and hearing evidence and they may even be be asked about their thoughts about police, politicians. jury selection gets underway at 9:30 williams could face 20 years behind bars if quick, back to you guys. >> lauren, thank you. 5:35. developing in cobbs creek, there is a murder investigation happening because there was a 20 year-ol

. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you, and to the public, his sincere apologies, not only to his supporters and voters of philadelphia but also to the hard working men and women of the philadelphia district attorney's office. >> reporter: williams first popped on the fed's radar years ago home land security officials have been tracking this man muhammad ali, for allegedly money laundering. >> it was during that investigation that home land security official, saw contact with seth williams, on mr. ali cell phone. >> reporter: williams pleaded guilty to single count of bribery relating back to a trip muhammad ali provided to him, ali wanted williams help in reducing a jail term for a convicted felon. >> the gifts that mr. williams received, represents the greed to which he cheated the public >> reporter: "eyewitness news" just obtained this document, it read, i, seth williams here by resign as district tern of the city and county of philadelphia, effective immediately. we actually saw tha

as defendant. >> mr. williams was willing to compromise his position of public trust in he can change for private financial gain. >> reporter: prosecutors say williams lived well beyond his hundred $75,000 a year paycheck as da. and so accepted bribes from feasterville businessman muhammed ali in exchange for security favors and legal help for a friend. but he took a used 1997 jaguar from philly businessman michael weiss in exchange for regulatory help. defrauded his mother's nursing home after $20,000. stole cash from his political action committee for personal purchases. and ripped off a federal anti crime program by misusing vehicles for personal business. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to h him. >> reporter: as this scandal grew williams gave up a run for re-election. surredered his law license and admitted his behavior was inappropriate. >> my decision to accept gifts and failed to report them brought much embarrassment, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to th

his resignation was immediate. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you the public his sincerest apologies to the voters and people of philadelphia and the hard working people of the district attorneys office. >> judge paul diamond declared him a flight risk and ordered federal deputies to handcuff him and hold him in prison until sentencing date until october 24th. >> it was very clear that mr. williams was accepting benefits in exchange for his official conduct. here is reaction from a juror

you know, mr. williams and people like that. so i don't believe that he actually was prosecuting any case himself. i do not believe it will effect any of the cases at the defense attorney's office. not only that but since the cases came down he took a furlt step back to make sure he didn't taint any of the prosecutions taking place in philadelphia. >> thank you for your incite. i'm sure we'll be checking in with you throughout the morning and afternoon as well as we just learned we are following this breaking news. seth williams pleading guilty in his federal corruption trial and resigning immediately from philadelphia d.a.'s office. thanks for that. >> thank you. >>> all right. i want to turn now to your first alert forecast. right now at 11:00 sunny, breezy morning throughout the area. it will start to heat up this afternoon. this is a live look outside at center city philadelphia. see the flags there. we are counting down to the 4th of july. today is the first day of wawa welcome america. it is a great day to be at the shore

. >>> can you talk us to for a second, mr. williams. mr. williams, come on. don't you think you have an obligation to answer these questions, sir. >> and that's nbc 10 trying to get answers. he will be sitting on the other side of the courtroom tomorrow facing those federal charges. we're joined live with what to expect. drew. >> reporter: and denise, a total of 29 counts in this case, and because of that prosecution has a lot of evidence to lay out. and that could take a long time. we're expecting this trial to last four full weeks. steph williams said nothing as he left his final pretrial hearing. and tonight he sent a loan tweet about father ffs day. but tomorrow he'll be in court for a beginning of an expect month long trial. expecting to hear this question a lot. >> have you learned about this case has anything you learned going to make you unable to be a fair and impartial jury? >> he said finding that jury won't be too difficult since it comes tlut pennsylvania and not just philly. there could be fireworks when it comes to unwilling witnesses. >> the p

. >> i think what mr. williams is dealing with is not only the issues an alegations and evidence against him new larger procession and issue that the public has been dealing with of people with power abuse ago this power. we just had congressman fattah convicted of very, very similar crimes the people in this community are thinking didn't we just this have trial defense is really looking for those jurors that have become tired, disillusioned with politics with the abuse of power that has it seems to be so prevalent in our society. >> williams has been quiet since being slapped with the fraud and bribery charge, 29 counts total. the federal judge presiding over this case has asked for a speedy trial honorable paul diamond who does not want these court proceedings to throw court system into complete disarray because many of the employees are on the prosecution's witness list. we don't know who will be called but we do understand jury selection is expect to take just one day, mike and alex. >> all right, laur

williams, back to the security. do you think in this particular instance anything could have been done recognizing that the hero was the capital police officers. let me ask you this because i've heard other members say this. would you feel safer if you had the ability to carry a gun, including on the capital premise? >> two things. first of all, i'm for the second amendment. i'm from texas. so yes, i'd felt a lot more comfortable if we were able to do that. so -- what was the other? >> on the security situation, do you -- while recognizing the heroic of the officers, do you think more could have been done or should have been? >> well, in repotro suspect and thought about this morning -- if you have 25 congressman in a very small group and you want to harm somebody, that's a pretty good way to do it. i'm not so sure that in the future at least if we have that situation again, we probably ought to take a look at our security on those that are there in big groups like that. think that might be important. look. we've be

his resignation was immediate. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you the public his sincerest apologies to the voters and people of philadelphia and the hard working people of the district attorneys office. >> judge paul diamond declared him a flight risk and ordered federal deputies to handcuff him and hold him in prison until sentencing date until october 24th. >> it was very clear that mr. williams was accepting benefits in exchange for his official conduct. here is reaction from a juror that never got to hear a defense presentation. >> think the evidence that was given, i think seth williams in my opinion was a guilty man. >> brian and monica again the sentencing date is set for october 24th, and williams told the judge he only has $200 to his name. live at the federal courthouse, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right a fall from grace thank you. the news from seth williams trial has lawmakers across the city of philadelphia speaking out today. here is what mayor jim kenney hold "action news" thi

mr. buck: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. mr. williams: i rise in support of this to end the harmful regulations. let me take a few moments to talk to you about the harmful effects dodd-frank has had on my home state of texas. a few months ago, in texas alone, 3358 state or federally chartered banks have either closed or merged since 2010 when dodd-frank became law. according to our texas state banking commission, the last charter in texas was in 2009 in a state with one of the healthiest economies in the country. it has left texans few options. so what dodd frank aimed at fixing, one size fits all regulations have only hurt one person, that being the consumer. increased bank fees, less access to consumer credit products, 1,000-pages rules, regulatory costs, have become the hallmark of our financial system. to my friends on the other side of the aisle, i will leave you with this. if you support crushing regulations that have hurt our community banks, our credit unions, if you support taxpayer bailouts, if you support an agency th

a lot of evidence we had presented so far was not so great for mr. williams. >> i think the evidence that was given i think seth williams in my opinion was a guilty man. >> the judge said he did not trust alwith himself to appear for sentencing and sent him straight to jail. williams sentencing can scheduled until october 24th. he faces up to five years in prison. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to lure two boys from a convenience store. the man bought snacks from the boy and attempted to get them to go outside with him to his car by offering them hats and fijt spinners -- fidget spinners. the boy alerted the store staff. the man insisted the boy were with him, and then he left the store. >>> what everyone is talking about this morning is the president's tweets 140 characters broadside against a female broadcaster have sparked partisan outrage. janay norman has more from washington. >> reporter: the president launching a personal attack on msnbc host calling her low iq and crazy mika. she and joe scarborough came to visit her who was ble

williams, back to the security. do you think in this particular instance anything could have been done recognizing that the hero was him of the capitol police officers. let me ask you this because i've heard other members say this. would you feel safer if you had the ability to carry a gun, including on the capital premise? >> two things. first of all, i'm for the second amendment. i'm from texas. so yes, i'd felt a lot more comfortable if we were able to do that. so -- what was the other? >> on the security situation, do you -- while recognizing the hero was him -- heroism of the officers, do you think more could have been done or should have been? >> in retrospect, and i thought about this morning -- if you have 25 congressman in a very small group and you want to harm somebody, that's a pretty good way to do it. i'm not so sure that in the future at least if we have that situation again, we probably ought to take a look at our security on those that are there in big groups like that. think that might be important

and ripped off a federal anti crime program by misusing vehicles for personal business. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. >> reporter: in the face of growing scandal, williams has already given up a run for re-election. surrenderesurrendered his law ld mitted his behavior was not up to par. >> my decision to accept gifts and failed to report them brought much em paras many shame andy verse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: but the defense insists nothing the da has done in receiving gifts and cash rises to the level of a crime. >> the indictment does not contain single allegation that the out come of a single case prosecuted by my client's office was affected. >> reporter: fascinating to watch this jury selection underway. the jurors selected must be agreeable to at least one side and hopefully both sides in this matter. we were in the back room as the judge and both attorneys were going through the questioning of individual jurors. out of the site of one juror judge paul diamond looked at his resume and n

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and ripped off a federal anti crime program by misusing vehicles for personal business. >> mr. williams simply took money that did not belong to him. >> reporter: in the face of growing scandal, williams has already given up a run for re-election, surrendered his law license and admitted his behavior was not up to par. >> so my decision to accept gifts and failed to report them brought much embarrassment, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: the defense insists nothing the da has done in receiving gifts is to the level of a crime. >> the indictment does not contain a single allegation that the out come of a single case prosecuted by my client's office was affected. >> reporter: opening statements from both sets of attorneys set for tuesday morning. in a case that's expected to last about four weeks. at which time, philadelphia's top prosecutor the man who has sent so many criminals to prison will find out whether he himself will land behind bars. >>> at the federal courthouse in old steering i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 ne

mr. williams? you want to put me on the spot -- >> she is mad at me now. stormtracker 6 live double scan you can get the free download for your device. >>> and tropical storm cindy has come ashore on the gust bringing high wind and heavy rain. and it could bring rain for the start of our weekend. marcy gonzales is live in lake charles, louisiana with the lightest on the storm there. >> reporter: yes, the storm was as expected. drenching but not nearly as impactful as other storms that hit this area. the rain has stopped but the sun is peeking out now and people in other parts of the storm zone are still feeling the effects. >> with drenching rain and winds reaching 50 miles per hour -- tropical storm cindy slammed into the gulf coast this morning making landfall near the texas-louisiana border but the bands are reaching far beyond flooding coastal communities with as much as 10 inches of rain leaving neighborhoods sub merged. and some evacuated at the last second. >> the water had risen so high it was fixin to get into our truck we couldn't let our truck f

a vacation to punta con ta, a couch, lavish gifts, dinners as restaurants. >> today mr. williams admitted he sold his office in skpank for a corrupt series of payments. >> reporter: as his spiritual adviser, has he expressed remorse to you. >> of course. of course. guess what. that's going to be done later. >> reporter: among the few was his spiritual adviser. >> he wants to get this over with and get this behind him. he's a man in transition and he's a man on the way back. >> reporter: now, we learned from the defense team today this plea agreement was on the table from the very beginning. pleading guilty to one count of bribery. remember, he was charged with 29 counts related to corruption. we also learned from the defense team he went back and forth after hearing the. >> tom: from wednesday and that's when he decided to have the lead defense attorney in the case give the lead prosecutor a call. the defense attorney said start drawing up the agreements. reporting live outside federal court, i'm rosemary connors. >> that dramatic moment when seth williams was placed in

. >> mr. williams admitted he sold his office. >> he's a man in transition. he's a man on the way back. >> williams could get up to five years in prison at his sentencing on october 24. judge decided williams would serve jail time between now and then. >>> wawa welcome america fe festville gifest ville beginnings tonight. concert begins at 8:00 tonight. followed by fireworks show. setoff over the delaware water front at 9:30. >>> another free event tonight, free screening of the lego batman movie. beginning at 8:00 in north philadelphia. take a live look at the ben franklin parkway. stage is nearly ready for tall festivities. welcome wawa concert feature r and b legend mary j blige. followed by more fireworks. watch that here. all morning long breaking down the wawa welcome event happening throughout the july 4 holiday weekend. you can also get updates on the free nbc 10 app. >> a lot of fireworks. holiday weekend kicks off. people heading down the shore. live look right now to quiet cape may marquee ta lafayette. life look at the atlantic city expressway. no

mr. burke reached me and said they wanted to accept the deal we had discussed which was this plea to one count that you heard with admission of all of the other criminal conduct in the indictment. >> williams pleaded guilty to single bribery charge. his voice shake shaking he confirmed he redirected money designated for nursing home care of mother to himself. he also acknowledged accepting money, trips and cars in exchange for official action and influence. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincerest apologies not only to supporters and voters of philadelphia but the hardworking men and women of the philadelphia district attorney's office. >> staff gathered at the district attorney's office following williams plea and resignation and the office will continue forward under leadership of first assistant district attorney kathleen martin who praised employees that continued their work during williams trial. >> they continued to display the diligence, for the at

mr. burke reached me and said they wanted to accept the deal we had discussed which was this plea to one count that you heard with admission of all of the other criminal conduct in the indictment. >> williams pleaded guilty to single bribery charge. his voice shake shaking he confirmed he redirected money designated for nursing home care of mother to himself. he also acknowledged accepting money, trips and cars in exchange for official action and influence. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincerest apologies not only to supporters and voters of philadelphia but the hardworking men and women of the philadelphia district attorney's office. >> staff gathered at the district attorney's office following williams plea and resignation and the office will continue forward under leadership of first assistant district attorney kathleen martin who praised employees that continued their work during williams trial. >> they continued to display the diligence, for the at

. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincerest apologies, in the only to his supporters and the voters of philadelphia but also to the hard-working men and women of the is district attorney's office. >> judge in the case ordered he immediately go to jail, sentenced october 24. williams could get five years behind bars. >>> family and friends are remembering disable veteran shot and killed by trying to stop a robbery in olney. surveillance video shows the moment before a gunman opened fire on howard white outside the green parrot bar, happened at fifth and spencer just before 1:00 yesterday morning. authorities say the one time marine was trying to stop the gunman who had been canvassing the bar. philadelphia police have arrested a suspected gunman. >> pennsylvania lawmakers nooning vote today on $32 billion budget. what they don't know is how they're going to pay for it. they'll work on that next week, the budget has the backing of golf for tom wolf, in a statemen

two weeks of damaging testimony called it quits. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincerest apologies, not only to his supporters and the voters of philadelphia but also to the hard-working men and women of the philadelphia district attorney's office. >> reporter: burke alerted the lead federal prosecutor at 1:30am to say williams, 50, would take the plea deal on the table for weeks, guilty to one count related to taking a bribe from this bucks county businessman in return for resignation as da and five years in prison. his spiritual adviser tried to explain his thinking. >> he's concerned for his fami family. he loves his family. his daughters and his ex-wife, you know, they're close, and, um, you know, he wants to get this over with and get this behind him. >> reporter: it was a 29 count indictment painting williams as the da with an appetite for expensive fun willing to do favors for wealth they men were return for political favors. the adopted son with a georgetown law degree who used his mother's nursin

we look forward to refuting the allegations and to the day mr. williams is cleared of this behavior. >> reporter: and sure to hear much more when opening arguments, begin, later this week, and we are expecting the trial to last anywhere from two to four weeks and if he is convicted williams could face up to 20 years, in federal lock up. lucy? >> all right, sabina kuriakose , thanks very much. once again, the criminal trial for philadelphia's district attorney begins tomorrow with jury selection, we are there, of course, fox 29 will have all of the breaking details if something happens as soon as we know bit, you'll know bit, on twitter, facebook or an alert marked fox 29 app. >>> weekend of summer fun has turned tragic for a family in ocean county. an 11 year-old girl was electrocuted in a lagoon. toms river police say she had touched the rail of the metal boat lift some how and a electrical current had charged it. little girl was playing in the water with two friend last night behind a home, and the other children are not hurt. adults there perf

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. >> mr. williams admitted that he sold his office. >> he's a man in transition. and he's a man on the way back. >> williams could get up to five years in prison at his sentencing on october 24. the judge decided williams would serve jail time between now and then. >>> 6:06, looking at new surveillance video of a veteran who lost his life while trying to stop a robbery. gunned down outside the green parrot tavern. video shows suspect being thrown out of the place. white was not far behind trying to calm things down. when the two got outside. the gunman shot and killed white and then ran away. the suspect then broke into a nearby home. father and son living there subdued the man until police arrived. >>> it's 6:06. take a live look outside. pretty pretty shot as the sun has come up not too long ago. gosh, ten degrees warm emergency room bi-- warmer bill says this morning than typically. >> this is shot from camera on top of the loews hotel. looking at the delaware river. >>> i've got a view of the ocean this morning. cape may new jersey. live view. see the beach. l

i never got to meet mr. williams. i would have loved to. i have had some common friends that i have had conversations with. i am a manager and i am not coaching. i did start out as a coach and i've coached hitting, catching, baserunning, and outfield play, the whole gamut. it is interesting to get involved in the more technical components of the game. my job is with the mental side of the game and how i can motivate. >> it seems that you have merged traditional values, like trust, authenticity, with a real understanding of the technology of the game and what we are learning about using a laptop or numbers or data to say things that inform how you see. >> i am rooted in this. i got my first laptop and they even shall he morphed into numbers. even when i work with the angels, i used to break things for them in my rudimentary ways. there are things that are done with the click of the fingers now. my pocket has analytical information that i utilize. you still have to balance what you have learned from getting in the game with the feel and the u

. >> reporter: we're expecting sunshine later on, looks like a nice start to the weekend, mr. william penn standing tall, just a couple of clouds for now, a few spritzes and sprinkles around the immediate suburbs farther north and west in the lehigh valley and the poconos, we have steadier stuff falling. trenton, 57. millville, 350 degrees, you see this lighter shade of blue, temperatures in the upper 40s down there. the numbers are comfortable cool this morning. we'll be warmer this afternoon. satellite and radar there it is, that finger of moisture if you will, you can see how tiny this is, it's racing off to the east at 40 miles per hour. by 10:30 a.m., most of this is long gone. from that point on it's full sun. note nothing going on. western pennsylvania, charleston, roanoke it's sunny there. this is racing out to sea, all the sunshine sneaks in this afternoon setting up a nice day. jersey shore, 73 degrees, partly sunny skies, more clouds this morning, sunshine developing this afternoon, a bit breezy on the sand. philadelphia, morning shower, lots of sunshine this aftern

mr. williams admitted , that he sold his office, in exchange for a corrupt series of payments, payments that included money, trips, cars, and other expensive items. mr. williams admitted that he fraudulently took money that did not belong to him, that he fraudulently misused the resources of the city, and of the federal government. today's conviction is a great victory in the battle against corrupt conduct, by public officials. >> he has been concerned about the stress, that it has put on his family, about the stress that it has put on the district attorney's office so he has been sadly humled by this experience. >> guilty plea was just part of the surprise yesterday, maybe biggest shock though was seeing him in tears, talking to the judge and then seeing handcuffs put on him and seeing the judge say no you will not aloud free until sentencing you will get locked upright now. i guess the only positive way to look at that is that he is starting his five-year prison term right away. so when

mr. williams, i appreciate it. thank you for coming on. up next more eyewitness accounts of today's stunning assassination attempt outside washington. stay tuned. >> tucker: we heard a lot of harrowing accounts, amazing accounts earlier tonight from my witnesses who were there in alexandria when the shooting began, members of congress. here is some of what they said to us. >> the first thing i heard was simultaneous with the first half dozen shots taking two or three seconds. was "active shooter, active shooter." bam, bam, steve scalise yelled something. i don't know if it was "shooter" or "i'm hit." i recognized his voice in the chaos. as i'm running around the batting cage i see steve on the ground in the second base position on the infield dirt trying to pull himself on the ground toward right field. of course there is not much we can do when all we have are baseball bats and gloves and baseballs. >> i said, "zack, you're hit. you've been young, 19, 20s. we think we are immortal. he said, "oh, it's no big deal." i said dude, you have be

that mr. burke reached me and said that they wanted to accept the deal that we had discussed. >> reporter: no court williams 50 years old stood up and admitted he'd put his office up for sale in return for a lifestyle his $175,000 a year salary could never support. >> today, the former district attorney for the city of philadelphia admitted each of the corrupt and fraud allegations contained in the indictment. >> reporter: it was 29 count indictment brought by the new jersey u.s. attorney in march. today williams revealing he was broke and seeing a psychologist admitted guilt to just one cou count. a charge hook to taking a bribe from this man, bucks county businessman muhammed ali. in court, his ex-wife broke down as williams the father of three daughters was led away in cuffs. this man was holding her. >> she's worried that financially the family is in trouble without his paycheck? >> um, she's worried family is in trouble but i think more so the fact how it's going to immediately impact his

mr. buck: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. mr. williams: i rise in support of this to end the harmful regulations. let me take a few moments to talk to you about the harmful effects dodd-frank has had on my home state of texas. a few months ago, in texas alone, 3358 state or federally chartered banks have either closed or merged since 2010 when dodd-frank became law. according to our texas state banking commission, the last charter in texas was in 2009 in a state with one of the healthiest economies in the country. it has left texans few options. so what dodd frank aimed at fixing, one size fits all regulations have only hurt one person, that being the consumer. increased bank fees, less access to consumer credit products, 1,000-pages rules, regulatory costs, have become the hallmark of our financial system. to my friends on the other side of the aisle, i will leave you with this. if you support crushing regulations that have hurt our community banks, our credit unions, if you support taxpayer bailouts, if you support an agency th

asked about retaliation he responded mr. williams would get angry if we said no. >> how is it going in here? what do you think. >> i'm thankful for my attorneys. >> reporter: there is no telling hot prosecution may be rolling out through the witness stan tomorrow morning, but day seven, coming here starting at 9:30. live outside federal court in center city, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lawsuit in california against bill cosby is moving forward. judy is suing cosby for allegedly sexually assaulting her at the playboy mansion more than 40 years ago, when she was just 15 years old. trial date has been set for july 30th of 2018. the judge set trial for next year since prosecutors in montgomery county are expected to retry cosby for criminal sexual assault. >>> authorities do continue to piece together what has happened during a late night shooting in south philadelphia , that left one man dead, police responded to the 2300 block of south marshall street, just after 11:00 last night. authorities say that an 18

williams chose to resign effective may 22nd. dayton public schools does not tolerate any inappropriate actions by our employees. the dad frustrated tonight telling me he reported the driver seven times. >> when this incident happened they said they had no records of 91 of it. >> reporter: his main concern -- >> i'm just afraid he'll be out there with kids again. you know what i mean? he shouldn't be. >>> family says day top public schools never personally reached out to them to apologize. seems kind of like kidnapping there, doesn't it? >> big celebration at west chester university. the baseball team is now national champions. our hank flynn has what it took to pull it all off. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. i need the phone that's where i hap

mr. trump do something illegal specifically obstruction of justice? many democrats on the hill tell us, yes, it has all of the elements. he put pressure on comey to shut down what should have been an independent investigation into michael flynn. many republicans backers of mr mr. trump say the opposite, james langford said this a senator he said the president wasn't saying to him you've got to do this or else. the or sells an important legal standard but remember the or else could have been when he fired comey a few week later. here's the most interesting take that i've heard so far. jonathan turley a law professor at gw university here in d.c. he said this must have been grossly inappropriate but maybe not illegal. >> all right. caroline shively, live in washington, d.c. thank you so much. >>> capitol hill could see fireworks you can watch it right here on fox 29 life. coverage former fbi director james comey's begins at 10:00 a.m. have some schedule changes. wendy williams will air afte

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reporter: well, one night down and 1825 nights to go for this five-year sentence for set will yams. >> mr. williams asked me to express to you and to the public his sincere apologies not only to his supporters and voters of philadelphia but to the hard working men and women of the philadelphia district attorney's office. >> moving forward he is concerned for his family. he loves his family. his daughters, and his ex-wife , you know, they are close. you know, he wants to get this over with and get this behind >> reporter: one way to get it behind him was getting sentenced right to jail and lock up immediately by the j positive way to look at this, thomas and alex by the time he is sentenced this fall he will have 10 percent of roughly his five-year prison sentence already behind him. >> that is right, happening in october his sentencing, thanks , steve. >>> president trump is receiving sharp criticism after particularly personal tweets about two cable news host. >> white house says the president was only pushing back against those who vicious ly attack him every day president trump fired o

yes, mr. williams. can you pick up my son, he is really upset. >> like a secretary i was so embarrassed. >> they didn't like for my age facebook, twitter, instagram. you dialed and called home. >> you used the house phone. >> hello, hi, can i talk to lindsey is she available, right. >> yes. >> i used to hate. that please don't pick up. lent don't pick up. come on mrs. so and so can i please speak to alex. it always made me so nervous if the parent picked up the phone. all right. enough about high school. now i'm getting flashbacks. serena williams, she's on the cover of the vanity fair, girlfriend looks good. i mean, wow. look at that. >> remind me of the cover that demi moore did back in the day , somebody else did the same one but so gorgeous when you show off pregnant body. she's expecting her first baby she looks amazing in this picture. it is a wonderful mom to be moment. she's taken by celebrity photographer ann lieb wits who take pictures like this. >> iconic pictures she takes. >> six months pre