that he must kill her.

When she asked why he was acting this way, Williams stated that he would receive one

million dollars if he killed her. As a result of the stabbing, Myles had a collapsed lung and

damage to her kidneys and spleen.

¶3.    At trial, Henry testified that she yelled out for Myles to open the door and that

Williams left the room and then the house with knife in hand. She stated that she found

Myles slumped over the bed. Williams testified that not only did he not stab Myles but also

that he was not present in the home when the assault occurred.

¶4.    After a two-day jury trial, Williams was convicted of aggravated assault and was

sentenced to twenty years in the custody of theComedian/Musician Reggie Watts is in San Francisco this week for a couple performances at the the Outside Lands Festival this weekend. Before taking the stage in the Barbary Tent, Watts dropped in to the Exploratorium on Thursday to help the celebrate the Curiosity rover's successful landing on the surface of Mars. Of the red planet, Watts says: "I've always had dreams of going to Mars and I've always had dreams of not going to Mars as well."

Here are the Exploratorium's two delightfully geeky staffers introducing Reggie and his original song about "how super easy it is to get to Mars":



Watts, who apparently became enamored with the interactive science museum while on tour last year has also been named the Exploratorium's most recent Osher Fellow. During yesterday's event, he