Barbara Williams

In the 1970s, Paul Williams won Grammys and an Academy Award. He wrote many #1 songs, from Barbara Streisand's 'Evergreen' to the Carpenters' 'We've Only Just Begun,' as well as Kermit the Frog's biggest hit, More

Barbara Latasiewicz suffered a stroke in September 2009. Despite recovering enough to leave the hospital, she ended up living at Adventist La Grange Memorial Hospital in Illinois for more than two years. Latasiewicz is one of thousands of permanent patients hidden in plain sight in hospital rooms across the country. Kate Snow's full report airs Wednesday, April 25 at 9pm/8c on Rock Center with Brian Williams.

April 20: On the same day that a Delta Air Lines flight lost its right engine to a flock of birds, the plane flying Vice President Joe Biden Air Force Two was grounded after encountering a bird strike while en route to Santa Barbara. And a bird also interfered with Hillary Clinton's plane while she was flying from Brussels to Paris. NBC s Pete Williams reports.

On the same day that a Delta Air Lines flight lost its right engine to a flock of birds, the plane flying Vice President Joe Biden Air Force Two was grounded after encountering a bird strike while en route to Santa Barbara. And a bird also interfered with Hillary Clinton's plane while she was flying from Brussels to Paris. NBC s Pete Williams reports.

Bob and Margaret: Season 4: Episode 2 -- Margaret gets called to Jury Duty but Bob has planned a holiday for them and begs her to get herself excused?

Get to know the Bredren behind the 'feel good' Roots Rock California Reggae! Rebelution has launched into the rarified Reggae universe by the energy of MySpace, iTunes, and the Internet. With their success being 100% by the people, they are a prime example that the power is shifting back to the bands because of the fans! In a breath of time, Rebelution has reached #3 on iTunes Reggae charts, Jammin confidently with Bob, Ziggy and Stephen, Marley, and now chillin cool on Billboard's Top 10 Reggae Albums ! Rebelution's dynamically fresh, vibrant sound is watered by the colorful vocalist and guitarist Eric Rachmany. He is accompanied by the keyboard melodies of Rory Carey and the swaying, thunder bass lines of Marley D. Williams, while Wesley Finley keeps Riddems tight, and the harmony together, on drums. The young Santa Barbara band has a balanced collection of Irie and heartfelt super strain songs. The steez is a cross-breed between Roots Reggae, Rock, Dub, Hip Hop, and then stabilized with World, Roots Rock Reggae^5. Their sounds are feel good, happy, powerful, forgiving, green, and positively vibrate throughout your mind, body, soul! Listen to the lyrics...eloquent poetry with fire. Music is their platform for positive change... Please visit iTunes to download the band's latest Album, 'Courage to Grow', and experience a Music Rebelution. An Album you can literally listen to over and over again, 'Ba Ba Ba Booooooo Yeaaaaaaaaaa.............!' Rebelution Links: MySpace - http://www.myspace.com/rebelutionmusic Website - http://www.rebelutionmusic.com/ Billboard Reggae Charts - http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/charts/chart_display.jsp?g=Albums&f=Top+Reggae+Albums Produced by ajnag.com/The ICU Lab http://theiculab.com http://ajnag.com

After fending off Carly Fiorina in a hard-fought battle for a U.S. Senate seat, Barbara Boxer speaks with NBC's Brian Williams about prevailing for a fourth term.

A coming-of-age story about four working-class friends who are as clam diggers.

A young boy comes of age while staying with relatives on a beautiful, but remote, island in the Pacific Northwest. A good family drama.

Living on a houseboat in the Louisiana bayou, Beaux Dupuis (Johnathon Schaech) and his mentally handicapped brother, Pemon (Fred Koehler), try to make ends meet at their local bait shop. The two live a simple life until Pemon is accused of a crime in the town and Beaux must protect his brother against all odds.

Oh, What a Night -- US Home Video Trailer from New Line

Beauxregard 'Beaux' Dupuis (Johnathon Schaech) lives a simple, idyllic life in the Louisiana bayou with his mentally challenged younger brother, Pemon (Frederick Koehler) on a small stretch of land called Little Chenier. They live a good life until Pemon is accused of a crime and Beaux resolves to protect him at all costs.