wilson didn't. when he came back to united states briefly during the peace conference, he was out of the united states until he came back on february 14 for a month, he would not see lodge. he went to boston and made a speech about his vision and those who don't agree with him which was stupid and antagonistic. he did silly things. one of his daughters had a grandson. the look at this infant and said he is just like a senator with his mouth open the whole time and keeps his eyes shut. this is stupid. host: this is important lessons for americans to think of. we tend to think contemporary partisan acrimony is unique. what we forget is in this critical time just how acrimonious and poisonous politics was in the united states. and also how dismal the consequences were as a result of it because there was possibility for compromise. most americans wanted in some form the united states to participate in the league or in an international organization. it did not come about because of the intransigence and

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wilson. [applause] dr. wilson: thank you. can you hear me? are we ok? i want to thank kindle and the society for inviting me here. it is a little daunting to be in this room. i do want to acknowledge anything i say tonight is built on the shoulders of other scholars who have worked on the different subjects here and so forth. particularly 10 note historic new england, who has the substantial archives of the architecture designed this and that i will be referring to in a minute. what i am going to try and do in my talk is to put the larson is a and isabel house, to see how many l's and i's you can see in the house. there are a number of them. the house is in context of other houses of the latter 19th, early 20th century. something about what were they up to and a place like this other than building a big thing? what was it that maybe was inspiring these different individuals and their architects? on one level, the house here is part of these giant houses. these are called cottages by some peop

wilson liked it a lot.iffith, you know, wilson had written a history of america then. they had drawn on to, you know using quotes from the book as some of their intertitles. so they knew how to play to wilson's ego. c-span: was there a time when woodrow wilson saw this after this that he, did he ever condemn it? >> guest: not that i came across. ♪ ♪ >> guest: for months they tried to deny that, you know misdirection. tried to keep quiet or deny they'd even had the white house screening. it became a political -- c-span: the fellow there in the middle is called a mulatto. silas lynch. >> guest: yeah. c-span: you can't -- he's right there in the middle. >> guest: sure. c-span: now, what's the -- we're going to see some of this later, but what's the politics of having a, quote-unquote, mulatto sent down to south carolina to be elected lieutenant governor? >> guest: yeah. just to show that blacks are in charge and control, you know? the diminution of white blood, mulatto, and he accompanies the -- a carpetbagger

wilson. [applause] dr. wilson: thank you very much, kindle. can you hear me all right? ok. i want to thank kendall and the society for inviting me here. it is a little daunting to be here in this room. and i do want to also acknowledge anything i say tonight is actually built on the shoulders of other scholars who have worked on the different subjects here and so forth and different archives, and particularly to note historic new england, which has substantial archives of the architects who designed this and i will be referring to in a minute. what i am going to try and do in my talk is to put lars and isabel anderson's house -- and make sure there is an l and an i there, and see how many l's and i's you can see by the end. this is in the context of other great houses of the latter 19th, early 20th century. something about what were they up to in a place like this other than building a big thing. what may be was inspiring these different individuals and their architects. in other words, what

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what allegedly happened next still brings wilson to tears 30 years later. she says, the principal, james henderson, walked in on sandler having sex with her again. >> i just remember our eyes meeting, and i remember thinking, "he's gonna tell. he's gonna do something. he's gonna call the police now. this is gonna be over." and i remember like a sense of relief, and he -- basically, he turned around [voice breaking] and he locked the door. and he never said a word. >> in february, wilson filed a $15-million lawsuit against the school district and her former principal. neither the school district, principal, nor former coach have returned multiple requests for comment. >> we believe the court will rule in sherinne's favor because what happened here can't possibly be supported. >> wilson only came forward after reading about kristen cunnane's similar experience with a middle-school coach in moraga. that coach was convicted. wilson hopes to empower other victims by sharing her story. >> it takes courage to talk about it, and, you know, if i could -- if i could

opinion and, tonight, wilson urging others to do the same. >> we are all pulling for rita wilson tonight. thank you, linsey. >>> when we come back here on "world news tonight," we remember the singer that gave us an all-time classic. >>> and the possible link between babies diabetes and autism. that's coming up. >>> and then the changing of the guard at buckingham palace. we saw this earlier. didn't go well. the royal fall when we come back. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. (woman) you want to eat... ...you want to eat, who wants to eat... (dog) do i want to eat? yes, i want to eat. (woman) do you want to eat? (dog) do i want to eat, yes. that's like nine times you've asked...yes. i mean it's beneful. i can actually see the meaty chunks and carrots right there...look at it. it's beautiful. mmmmmmm, thank you so much... but you know tomorrow night... ...how 'bout we just assume i do want to eat... ...you know speed things up a littl

"my gut told me that was the thing to do," says wilson.s time the diagnosis was cancer confirmed by yet another doctor. "you have nothing to lose if both opinions match up for the good. and everything to gain if something that was missed is found, which does happen." a university of michigan study showed more than half of patients who sought a second opinion from a group of cancer specialists had their treatment plans changed. when you get that diagnosis of breast cancer, do you have to move so fast, you don't have time for a second opinion? >> no. you have time, you have several weeks, in fact, to plan the most appropriate course of therapy. there's no immediate need to have treatment that day, that week. >> reporter: though insurance covers second opinions, a 2010 gallup poll found 70% of americans were confident in their doctor's advice, they didn't feel the need to get a second opinion or do their own research. rita wilson trusted her instincts and tonight, is thankful she did. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a mom

wilson. if it were possible, what sunset phrase could be embedded in the law so for those of us who have supported president obama more confidence that he is -- that the vagueness in the tpp is going to balance our country? guest: part of the trade promotion authority is that the final deal -- by the way, it is important to receive -- remember that the actual deal itself has yet to be finalized. there's still a long ways to go for that. host: any concerns about the closed-door nature? guest: opponents of tpa are critical and the whole tpp speaking negotiated behind closed doors. the report -- to your point it would not allow congress to amend anything to change anything or to place any limits on the transpacific partnership. it would only get the option to vote in favor or against nafta. no other options. host: donna's on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is this. dig morris in one of his daily e-mail blasts recently reported that the agreement will hav

wilson. can we speak with you, sir? why did you do this, sir? former special education teachers a robert wilson is not talking. did you do this? wilson, who is 23, is accused of kissing and inappropriately touching an eight grade girl at a middle school. >> she was just 13 with the started. richard: wilson met the girl daily for five months, often in a stairway, away from the view of security cameras. he also went to her apartment building and abused her in this basement laundry room. >> very upset about this. richard: outside of a court appearance, his family expressed shock. his father made an obscene gesture to the camera, his brother shoved and cursed news photographers. >> i don't believe it's true but if it is, i wish he would have told somebody. richard: his aunt said that her nephew is passionate about helping children with special needs. any comment? >> i think somebody did that to him. richard: wilson has been many things. he was a high school athlete, a track coach. he left the school back in march. he worked for the food service depa

wilson. one of the main differences is for mr. wilson had been able to land a job with an industrial firm, by the time floyd came around, that was not possible. so as a result of the life of big floyd represents a moment in the 1990s in which an increasing number of african-american young men could not find gainful employment. and yet he kept on trying and trying. it was not the person i ever met, but he really tried to bring his children back together and be a father. and the course of his life, the most dramatic moment, a man who didn't train didn't smoke didn't do drugs. i tell my students by the standards he was way ahead of me because i did smoke and a good drink although i never did drugs. the point that i'm making with my students in that respect is if you are going to use a moral yardstick to measure the worthiness of impoverished people, big floyd is not going to help you because he was a pretty moral person and he very much wanted to be a father. eventually he did get a job as a security guard and in order to make sure t

rita wilson says getting a second opinion may have saved her life. the staggering number of patients who aren't getting second opinions even though doctors strongly encourage it. >>> our cameras are there when employees learn they're getting a huge raise. some doubling their salaries. how their boss is doing it. "nightly news" begins >>> good evening, there's no harder lesson than the one taught today to angry atlanta educators. the judge threw the book at them. teachers principals among them handing down lengthy prison sin tenses for their roles in a massive cheating scandal at which standardized test scores at underperforming schools were inflated. our chief education correspondent rehema ellis shows us how it all played. >> this thing was pervasive, it's like the sickest thing that's ever happened to this town. >> the judge imposed harsh sentences on eight former atlanta public school educators, convicted of racketeering conspiring to fix standardized test scores to improve results. >> there were thousands of children that were harmed in this thin

ramsey presented a city flag to wilson's family. wilson left behind two young sons. >>> an overturned semi is making for a tough go on the schuylkill expressway. chopper 6 was over the scene in upper merion. a semi tipped over between gulph road and 202. the a car hit the median behind the truck. right now one lane of traffic is squeezing by. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. >>> new at 12:30 a judge has authored the sale of the former revel casino to a florida developer. the 82-month-old sale will be i should today. howmple -- however the current dispute whether current tenants will be able to operate remains unsolved. >>> the white house is rallying for support from congress for the nuclear deal he struck with iran over the weekend. karen travers has more. >> reporter: congress doesn't get a yes or no vote on the deal, but republicans say they should get a full review of the details and have a vote of support. president obama is making the case to skeptical people on capitol hill this is the best deal possible. selling lawmak

his name is robert wilson iii. we had another photo posted to the website and administrators have since taken wilson iii's professional photo down from the website. according to police, wilson met that 14-year-old girl back in october during an after school math club. two exchanged phone numbers and began a flirtatious relationship of texting and calling. within a few months wilson and that girl began routinely meeting in a school stairwell. it was there that police say the 23-year-old paraeducator would kiss and fondle the teenager. wilson lives about five minutes away from loiederman middle school and we told his neighbor about the arrest only 40 minutes ago. >> that's crazy. how could somebody do that to a child, like an innocent kid. it's weird. i don't know. it's not human. kevin: now, we have just gotten word that wilson iii will have his bond review in montgomery county district court in less than an hour. it's starting at 1:00 and i want to show you this is an arrest from previously of wilson back in 2010.

we are told he exchanged numbers with that girl but wilson wanted more. and so police say wilson sought out the perfect secret hiding spot in that school to meet with the girl and that his only criteria was there were no security cameras. robert wilson iii, a teacher's aide at loiederman middle school under arrest. police say he routinely met with a girl in a school stairwell where she'd kiss and inappropriately touch her. in one case wilson went to the girl's apartment building and abused her in this basement laundry room. leaving court today wilson's father in no mood to chat made an obscene gesture at our news camera. >> don't touch this. you can be charged with a crime. kevin: then wilson's brother started shoving cameras while cursing at reporters. >> nobody knows what's going on. kevin: wilson's you not says her nephew seen here on the school's website has a passion for helping children with special needs. in fact, one of wilson's own siblings has spina bifida. >> he played football for wheaton high school track coach and worked for department of re

she sat down with tiffany wilson for her first television interview. newspaper clippings capture wilson on the court but her memory of high school buried in the journal. >> i lived with shame. i thought it was my fault. >> wilson says her basketball coach leland sandler started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16. often giving her drug and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority >> he was a person in authority. and we were still taught that you listen to people in authority and you respect them and that's what i did. >> eventually wilson says her parents discovered the elicit relationship and confronted the principal at san ramone valley high school. >> principal came up with, told my parents that my 4 younger seb links would have to good to different school if this came out and would it just be better for everybody if it didn't come out. >>reporter: so nobody ever contacted police. wilson says her coach was allowed to stay on the condition she stop any physical relationship with her. what alledgedly

what allegedly happened next still brings wilson to tears 30 years later.rincipal james henderson, walked in on sandler having sex with her again. >> i just remember our eyes meeting, and i remember thinking, he's going to tell. he's going to do something. he's going to call the police now. this is going to be over. and i remember like a sense of relief. and he basically turned around and he locked the door. and he never said a word. >> reporter: in february, wilson filed a $15 million lawsuit against the school district and her former principal. neither the school district principal nor former coach have returned multiple requests for comment. the case goes to court in july. >> we believe the court will rule in sharon's favor. because what happened here can't possibly be supported. >> reporter: wilson only came forward after reading about kristen's similar experience with a middle school coach. that coach was convicted. wilson hopes to empower other victims by sharing her story. >> it takes courage to talk about it. you know if i could help others do the s

fifth with dozens of wilson's colleagues on hand mayor michael nutter said wilson will never be forgottene american and philadelphia hero. (applause). >> wilson's badges were retired and the department's medal of valor renamed in his honor. mayor michael nutter and economicser ramsey also presented a city flag to wilson's family. wilson left behind two young sons. >>> trenton's fire department today remembered all the colleagues who have given the ultimate sacrifice. ceremonies were held in city hall for 23 firefighters who have died in the line of duty. the list went all the way back from 1896 to the most recent loss manny rivera who died in march 2009. family said it was heart warming to know that their loved ones are not forgotten. >>> mount laurel police are looking for a couple they say used a baby stroller to steal from local businesses. police say these are the suspects edward and nicole hatch inside dick's sporting goods on nixon drive. the surveillance picture was taken about 8 o'clock on the night of march 31st. police say the pair cut security locks on a rack of baseball bats,

. >> commissioner wilson sdml jurisdiction is denied and no appeal should be filed against this permit. >> if i may 1st of the consequences of sitting on the panel you see cases that look familiar and certainty cases along the law i'd like to think this body motive express itself on those issues in the form of a letter whether to the president to the board of supervisors or mayor, we observed a pattern we believe there's an issue recommend by ordinance or policy change whatever so in this case, i think everybody has stated it could be done otherwise i'd like to suggest we go on the record if it is allowable nicole. >> thank you well, i mean. >> i don't know if there is pients pients. >> need to put it on calendar. >> may i request we do so formally. >> and, yes within the president's discretion to add that to the coordinated. >> make that request to the president. >> you requested. >> you can also do you want the resolution so f it is what you want to put on wanted clurnd. >> does that resolution get sent out to the appropriate body. >> whatever is in the resolution. >> it is a more fo

president lazarus joined by commissioner vice president honda and commissioner fung and commissioner wilson is absent we have a vacant seat when a seat is vacant a vote of 3 members is required robert brown the deputy city attorney and provides the board with legal advice and mr. pacheco is the board legal assistant i'm cynthia goldstein the boards director we'll to be joined by representatives that have matter before the board scott sanchez is the zoning administrator and he represents planning department and planning commission and joe duffy for the department of building inspection mr. pacheco go over others meetings guidelines and conduct the swearing in >> phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left si

novak was not the first reporter to be told that wilson's wife, valerie wilson ambassador wilson's wife valerie, worked at the cia. several other reporters were told. in fact, mr. libby was the first official known to a told the reporter when he talked to judith miller in june, 2003, about valerie wilson. but in addition to focusing on how he wrote this information, it is important to focus on what mr. libby said to reporters. in the account that he gave to the fbi and the grand jury, was that he told other reporters, at the end of the week, on july 12. he said he gave them the information that he got from other reporters. the other reporters were saying this and mr. libby did not know it was true. mr. libby testified that he did not even know if mr. wilson had a wife. and in fact, we now know that mr. libby discussed this information about valerie wilson at least four times prior to july 14, 2003. on three occasions with judith miller and one occasion with matthew cooper of time magazine. brian: is that true? judith: no. i testified that i had learned that valerie plame was an agent fr

now rita wilson has her own personal story to share.st cancer diagnosis. she tells "people" exclusively that she's undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. she was originally misdiagnosed. and those initial findings missed the cancer. she tells people, a friend who had breast cancer suggested i gate second opinion. and my gut told me that was the thing sood. >> even though a doctor told her, someone she felt she could trust told her she didn't have anything wrong, there was something bugging her that made her want to get the second opinion. >> reporter: the second and third opinions confirmed it was indeed cancer. dr. kristi funk is angelina jolie's surgeon and is not treating wilson. >> i tell women you have been with your breasts every day since you were born. if you think something is new, changing, or just wrong, you should persevere. you have to be responsible for getting the proper screening. and when bad dig know ses happen to you, you need to take the responsibility. sometimes that involves a second opinion. >>

you could be charged. >> get that out of my face, man. >> reporter: one of wilson's furious relatives grabbed our camera after a bail review hearing in rockville. >> and i just want justice. i don't believe he done this. i really don't believe he done this. >> reporter: police say wilson would meet the girl starting when she was 13 in the school in a stairwell where there were no cameras, that he would kiss her lips and grab her buttocks and that he went to her apartment complex and fondled her there. >> schools learn of these allegations and contacted police immediately. >> reporter: montgomery county police say if there are any more victims out there, now is a good time to come forward. in silver spring, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> wilson also was an assistant track coach at wheaton high school. if convicted, he could get as much as 25 years in prison just on the felony child sex abuse count alone. >>> family, friends and students came together to remember a university of maryland washington student from mclean killed one year ago today. 20-year-old grace mann was an activist who worked

wilson have been able to land a job with an industrial firm by the time floyd came around. that was not possible. as a result the flag represents a moment in the 1990s in which an increasing number of african-american men cannot find gainful employment. yet he kept trying and trying. not the most able or apt person. he was trying to bring his children back together and be a father. his most dramatic moment, men moment, a man who did not drink smoke, do drugs. by the standards he was way ahead of me because i did smoke and drink drink although i never do drugs. the points that i am making is that if you are just going to use a moral yardstick in order to measure the worthiness of impoverished people he is not going to help you because he was a a pretty moral person and very much wanted to be a father. eventually he got a job as a security guard. in order to make sure that this would turn into a permanent job he needed clearance from a police station. he enters the playstation confidently knowing he did not have a record. right there he was arrested because of warrant had gon

lindsay davis has her message to women tonight. >> rita wilson.ess and wife of tom hanks going public about her battle with breast cancer. wilson telling people magazine that like angelina jolie before her she underwent a double mastectomy not after genetic discovery like angelina but diagnosis of invasive carcinoma. wilson saying in a statement i am recovering and most importantly expected to make a full recovery. why? because i caught this early. have excellent doctors and because i got a second opinion. to her friend on facebook she wrote second opinion is necessary and vital not just by another doctor but by another pathologist. >> asking for second opinion or second read on that pathology specimen or biopsy slide is always an option. always appropriate. >>reporter: only the second opinion caught the cell change. wilson appears optimistic writing i hope this will encourage others to get a second opinion and to trust their instinct if something doesn't feel right. >> ask for when to get a second opinion. doctors it's definitely benign or defini

wilson stopped the robbers, but died in the shoot-out. prosecutors say at trial they plan to show surveillance video from inside that store. carlton hipps and ramon williams are charged with wilson's murder. they're due in court next month. >>> in delaware county another farewell to a fallen police officer killed with his own service weapon. darby borough officer mark hudson was laid to rest yesterday near the community he served. a line of mourners paid their respects at st. joseph's church. in addition to serving as a police officer, the 26-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. just sad to see his life taken so early at such a young age. >> just going through my mind over and over again, one minute he was there, laughing cracking jokes, and the next minute he was gone. >> hudson was shot once in the chest inside his house. his girlfriend tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> new this morning, upper darby police tell us that a man turned himself in after he allegedly dropped his wallet during a robbery. acc

wilson told people magazine she underwent bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction last week. wilson is expect to make a full recovery because the cancer was caught early and she got a second opinion. she also says her husband was at the her side through all of it. we will have have much more coming up later on our broadcast. >>> on the healthwatch acetaminophen is one of those popular pain relievers in america but new study has discovered a new side effect. ohio state university researchers found acetaminophen in the only dulls your pain it reduces your positive emotional response. researchers had participant in the study view pleasant and disturbing photos after taking the drug and those had taken acetaminophen did not react as strongry to those photos as those given a placebo. >> but we know pain is not at local phenomenon. if you have pain in your knee it is not just there it effects nerve receptors there but that leads to nerve tissue central nervous system and part of the brain is affect the most. and, it the effects positive and negative emotions. >> reporter: a accordi

we'll be right back with brian wilson!kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: i want to thank jason statham, jalen rose, apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. frankly we've run out of patience for him in general. "nightline" is next. first this is his album, "no pier pressure," comes out april 7th. here with the songs "this beautiful day" and "the last song," brian wilson! ♪ life goes on and on like your favorite song what we feel inside ♪ ♪ on this wayward ride if we could find a way ♪ ♪ if you would only stay if we could hold onto this feeling and this beautiful day ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh ooh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ hold on tight and everything will be alright i've never really felt this way before ♪ ♪ don't let go there's still time for us so let's take it slow ♪ ♪ i wish that i could give you so much more ♪ ♪ la la la la la la la la la la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la la la la la ♪ ♪ far awa

all of the money raised will benefit officer wilson's children.ilson was shot and killed during an attempted a store robbery last month. >>> the philadelphia sports world is talking tonight about the big shake up with the flyers. the head coach craig berube is out tonight. he was fired ending weeks of speculation about his future. he had been the head coach for parts of two seasons and had been with the flyers organization for 18 years as a player and coach. so what led general manager ron hextall to fire his former teammate? we'll get an explanation from hextall coming up in sports. >>> meantime in the wake of that firing upper darby police took to sweater posting this. hey, craig berube we always have room for an old time enforcer. looks like the ex flyer has a sob job in law enforcement if he wants it. >> caught on video shopping turns ugly as a fight breaks out in a center city store tonight. we've got that story next. >>> kathy? >> we are going to be seeing the heat surge through the delaware valley but then it turns into a soaker. we'll show

jason's two friends, daniel swanson and dustin wilson, were shot to death in the living room. >> it could have been a professional hit just because of the way these bullets went into people. >> inside jason's apartment was a receipt for a 9 millimeter glock pistol. he had purchased it just a few weeks earlier. but the gun wasn't found in the apartment. also missing was the key to jason's bank safe deposit box. investigators believe jason mcguigan was the intended target and that his two friends sleeping in the living room were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> it's just totally unexpected. he didn't really have any enemies that we knew of at all. when this happened, it was a big surprise to us. >> jason, dustin, and daniel, they were just normal kids trying to make something out of their life. they weren't bad kids. >> when local news agencies reported the murders, a witness came forward with some revealing information. a few hours before the murders, the witness saw three men in a cadillac escalade shouting obscenities and making inappropriate gestures to an asian man in th

but tonight the story is about robert wilson iii. he is charged with sexually abusing a student here. robert wilson's father and family came to court, one left so angry that he shoved news cameras aside. police say the sexual encounters between the former teacher and student occurred inside liederman middle school on a daily basis. robert otis wilson iii has been charged with sexual abuse of a minor and three other sexual offenses. >> i'm robert wilson's aunt and i'm very, very upset about what's being said about my nephew. i don't believe it's true, but, if it is true, i wish he would have told somebody so we could have got him some help. >> reporter: court papers indicate 23-year-old robert wilson iii began by exchanging phone calls and texts with a 13-year-old student. they would meet under the stairwell that had no security camera. on one occasion in january, wilson met her in the laundry room of her apartment building. she's now 14. >> these are very serious charges. i mean the community is rightfully upset. >> reporter: two yea

vice president honda there's no notice of violation i'm quite sure when asked again by commissioner wilson he said there might be something but it's been remedied he said no there are no novs there are complaints but no any novs in fact, at the time of that hearing there were 2 novs when you look at the history of that board and some of the circumstances it would at least placed conditions on the permit holder and the board got the corrected information it would have considered the matter devil the department representative told the board that in giving of notice to the resident of that building the only remit the prorld the whole idea it be given 3 days before the work begins 0 what happened then in this distanced you engrossed the material and given this information i as appellant because of nature of that process is not a typical trial process was not given a chance to rebutton so you heard this information by the dbi representative that reason i think as a matter of just it should be reherald so companies would be placed on the permit holder the attorney for the permit holder states in

wilson for any comments he would like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am very pleased to visit today the subcommittee on emerging threats, capability portion of the fiscal year 2016 national defense authorization act. in many ways this is both fitting and appropriate the subcommittee is going first to do. we are the subcommittee that oversees the most forward-looking critical cutting edge and intimate aspects of the department of defense, including the defense wide science and technology efforts such as the defense advanced research project agency or darpa and the military service laboratories. special operations forces cyber command portion of the national security agency and our cyber forces across the department of defense and military services. and many other programs and activities that deal with evolving and emerging threats from the weapons of mass destruction to an expansionist russia to the rise of the islamic state of iraq in the levant, isil or daesh. mr. chairman the emerging threats in subcommittee capabilities subcommittee has been activ

everybody going to change one day. >> for wilson, change is essential. most of his sentence for assaulting the officer will overlap with his original sentence. but just a day after we interviewed him, wilson's anger surfaced again. when he saw our crew on the exercise yard, he greeted them with an obscene gesture. >> one [ bleep ], y'all, two, retire. we don't need y'all around here no more. your all-time up. >> some days they like us. some days they don't want to see us. i think that's kind of a function of being in prison. you're mostly pissed off all the time anyway. so, you know, if you can take it out on the film crew, why not? >> though wilson may enjoy his freedom again, it's too late for one other inmate whose anger has had disastrous consequences. >> my name is jesus garcia, i have been incarcerated for nearly 12 1/2 years. i'm incarcerated for first degree murder and i have life plus 26 years to serve. >> when we met jesus garcia at the penitentiary of new mexico, he had recently been involved in the bloody assault of two officers. >> leading u

. >> wilson's family was given the flage1 that flew over the cityw3 hn.he environmental protection agency and thet(jffá department of justice are investigating sick shortly after they arrived at a caribbean luxury resort. investigators suspect that t( ex-terminators used a powerful chemical inside the apartment below theirs. >> it is a potent çóneurotochl en.lp it can really damage your central nervous system. >> term inex-working at the resort issued thisrstatementÑi saying, we're committed to performing all work we undertake in a way thatxd is safe for our employees, customers and the!u public. >> a family is hard hit byçó c3 house firei"or the second@unme in nine years and it comes after somei] devastating medical circumstances. take a look. this is cell phone video of the house onÑii] unione1 street and stowe from saturday afternoon. fq1eásj her husband totqti (p'cer and her son and daughter-in-law battled cancer. her son is on disabichlt his cancer is in remission. investigators have notfá reve

wilson stopped the robbers, but died in a shoot-out. prosecutors say at trial, they plan to show surveillance video from inside the gamestop. carlton hipps and ramon wilson are charged with his murder. >>> another farewell to an officer killed with his own weapon. mark hudson was laid to rest. a line of mourners paid their respects at st. joseph's church. in addition to serving as a police officer the 26-year-old was a volunteer firefighter. >> he was a great guy. you know sad to see. >> still just going through my mind over and over again. one minute he was there, you know, alive and cracking jokes and the next minute he's gone. >> police say hudson was shot once in the chest last saturday inside of his apartment. his girlfriend tyaina finch, is charged with his murder. >>> it's a situation that put passengers way off-schedule. next, the wrong turn that landed this plane in a sticky spot of sorts. >>> plus a creative eye, steady hands, and lots of patience. the important project a local artist is working on ahead of the pope's visit to

in the case of woodrow wilson i had this very strong streak of religion that ran through woodrow wilson'slife and career woodrow wilson was the son of a presbyterian minister grandson of presbyterian ministers and going for his family tree there were a dozen presbyterian minister is going back to stalin of course. then they all work this in fused everything woodrow wilson said, thought and did for the rest of his life. woodrow wilson became the most religious president we ever had. this is a president who preyed on his knees twice a day, who read scripture every day who said a prayer before every meal of his life. so this is with him. i was able to go back to wall of woodrow wilson's childhood homes. i could go to the churches in which he sat as a 7 and beat-year-old. i could sit in the pew he with the rest of his family used to sit and look up and see where his father and the rev. wilson who had this great booming voice, i could imagine what it must have been like for a child to hear a bitterly the voice of god in agusta and, georgia or columbia south carolina wilmington, north carolina,

wilson. mr. wilson votes aye. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 36 aye votes 27 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. next will be a roll call vote on amendment number 92 by mr. wilson regarding national historic register. the clerk will call the roll. >> chairman thornberry. >> aye. >> chairman thornberry votes aye. mr. smith. mr. smith. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones. mr. jones votes aye. miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes no. mr. forbes. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady. mr. brady votes no. mr. miller. mr. miller votes aye. mr. davis. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. longevin. mr. lobiono. mr. lobiondo votes aye. mr. larson. mr. bush p. mr. bush p votes aye. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. mr. turner. mr. turner. miss bredaio. miss bredaio votes no. mr. klein. mr. klein votes aye. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes no. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes aye. miss songas. miss songas votes no. mr. franks. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. shuster. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway. mr. conaway votes aye. miss s