. >> on the street, local resident mark wilson, a licensed gun owner fires at him but he turns and shootsilson may have prevented him from killing his own son. >> i believe had it not been for mark wilson and some others and the deputies shooting back at him that he would have killed his son. no doubt in my mind. >> but it's too late to save his ex-wife. she dies on the courthouse steps. >> the last thing she was saying, she was praying. i was trying to talk to her and she wasn't responding. after that she went blank. >> caught on police dashboard camera he makes his get-away in the pick up truck. >> he thinks he may still be on foot so he jumps on the hood of the squad car hoping to catch hi by surprise. >> we'll take my means of transportation. from four wheelers to horseback. it just depends on what's available at the time. that's what he did. >> a caravan of police officers joins the chase. they are surprised at how slowly he was driving. >> it was low speed. seemed to me like he was wanting a fight. >> he still has his weapon at the ready. wary of the rifle the fleet of squad cars ke

. >>> we begin with breaking news right outside wilson high school. news 4's mark segraves is there. >> reporter: we can tell you just after 9:00 this morning a student walked into the doors here near tenleytown suffering from a stab wound. police were called, fire and ambulance have responded. he's now at a local hospital stable. but we can tell you police are now in this neighborhood searching for the suspect. they say the student had parked his car a few blocks away from school and was walking here. they believe the motive was robbery. this is not the first time a student going to wilson high school has been robbed at knife point. the same thing happened just last week to an 11th grade girl who was walking home after school and almost the exact same location. she was also robbed at knife point, but she was not hurt. again, this student a senior here. we're told he's an athlete who was recently accepted to the university of north carolina. again, he is in the hospital. he's in stable condition suffering with a knife wound. that's the very latest. we'll keep you u

the most recent attack happened this morning outside of wilson high school in northwest. that's where we find mark segraves with details on both crimes. mark? >> reporter: good evening, doreen. yes, today's stabbing took place on the backside of wilson high school in a neighborhood along nebraska avenue. last tuesday night it was a female student who was leaving school across this park by this tennis court where she was robbed at knife point. and after that first i e-mail with safety tips for parents and teachers, but she never told parents that a student had been held up at knife point. after today's stabbing outside of wilson high school, students were on edge. >> i do feel a little bit concerned for my safety now that people are being robbed a couple blocks from school. that's a concern to my safety. >> reporter: neighbors around the school are also worried about their safety. >> really surprised, but we have seen more robberies in this area in the past. there have been other stories about friends that we know that have people that have their guns pulled out on them. at the same time, still not

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wilson. his work on this mark has been incredibly bipartisan, has been the important issues that we have dealt with over the year in our committee's jurisdiction. we oversee some very important aspects of the department of defense, including u.s. cyber command and the nsa. special operations command. defensive research products agency and the office of naval research among just a few to be identified. this work has been incredibly important and meaningful and i thank the chairman and the members of the subcommittee for their hard work and due diligence. i would especially like to recognize etc staff, lindsay, pete, kevin, katie, like us they work together in a bipartisan manner. and focus on producing legislation that is in the best interest of our national security and i thank them all for their hard work and expert counsel. i'm very proud of the mark before us today. from tooth to nail we touch on critical policies and programs. the strategic operational and tactical levels. this begins with critical investments in basic research. extends authorities that guide our special operations forcess

wilson high school in northwest d.c. just as students were arriving for classes this morning. let's get to mark segraves who is live right outside the school. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this is not the first time police have been called here to wilson high school. it was last december where a student was arrested in this school for brandishing a handgun. then you'll recall the six wilson high school students that were charged in that beating at a metro station not too long ago. then in the past students here have been robbed at knife point just outside the school, but this time this morning the student was stabbed. the victim is a senior, who friends say regularly drives to school and parks in the nearby neighborhood. this morning as he got out of his car just steps from the school a man approached him and demanded his phone and money. >> there was a brief exchange of words. a struggle ensued and our victim was stabbed in the leg. >> reporter: the suspect dropped a knife and fled on foot. the student was able to walk into the school and ask for help. his friends say they were shocked to

wilson: mr. speaker, today marks tax day, day when americans must file their taxes. the broken tax code is nearly 75,000 pages and has excessive regulations, destroys jobs, and lacks certainty. the tax bill is too high for hardworking american families. this year americans will collectively spend more on taxes than basic necessaryities like food, clothing, and housing combined. new obamacare taxes destroy jobs. we must take the tax code fairer and simpler to allow hardworking american families and small businesses keep more of of their hard-earned tax dollars. that's why i'm grateful to be an original co-sponsor of h.r. 27, the tax code termination act, which could retire the old burdensome tax code and replace it with the system that provides tax relief for working americans, protects the rights of taxpayers, eliminates bias against saving, and creates jobs. will i continue working in congress toward a commonsense solution that creates a fair and simple tax code for american families. in conclusion, god bless our troops and may the president by his actions never for

>>anny hong: on suspicion of sexual assault police arrested david wilson of in front as jim called wolf pak yesterday and >>markomen reported their concern to uc-berkeley a year ago and this included the professor had violated the universe's such harassment policy with one of the grant students. >>anny hong: police received dozens of calls from concerned parents after dentist was arrested for molesting a child would you should do if your read your child is a victim. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above >>mark: strong winds knocked down trees and a it knocked out power to call the people across arkansas >>james: texas getting a better break reading online written some one person died we have a whole lot of people along the east coast dealing with that system will be tracking the from the headlines if we have more amazing pictures as foul weather its a very mild by comparison we ha

was attacked outside of wilson high school in northwest d.c., and we have learned that this is not the first time something like this has happened in recent days. news 4's mark segraves is live outside of the school this evening. >> reporter: good evening. it was just about 9:00 this morning. most of the students were already inside wilson high school when the teenager came through these doors bleeding from a stab wound. >> it appears at this time he was just attempting to rob him of his phone and wallet. >> reporter: the student parked his car across the street from wilson high school as he had many times before, but this morning he told police a man with a knife tried to rob him. the student was stabbed in the leg. >> high school student then walked across the street and sought help inside the school. >> reporter: the suspect ran into the neighborhood and got away. this is the second time a wilson high school student has been robbed at knife point in the past week. an 11th grade girl was robbed across the street last tuesday afternoon as she was walking home from school. she was not hurt. police crime statistics show an increase in crime in this neighborho

mark performed tonight. arianna grande also performed but the honorary everybody wanted to see, the creator and star of broadway's hamilton. >> some hope that lin-manuel miranda wilson, among others. >> i was hoping lin-manuel miranda could come but i guess he's doing a show. >> a little busy apparently. the magazine is on stands right now. >> that was cute. i guess he's doing a show? this little show on broadway. >> his night job. [ laughter ] let's get a look at our forecast. >> he's done all right for himself. >> sure has. >> exploded. >> what a year he's having. >>> the wet weather that we had today, now we're going to change and talk about the cold air that's moving in. right now take a look at the weather watchers, temperature is okay, about 40 degrees in new york city, but we picked up some rain today, and we needed the rain, it's not going to erase the deficit, we have a 2.5 inch deficit. greenwood lake, 0.7. greenwich, 0.6. poughkeepsie, 0.4. little neck, 0.3. not a huge rainstorm but what we got, we needed. in the next week as well, here's what we see out there as of right now, clouds are in place but the rain has passed, 48 degrees right now, your high te

mark to full economic recovery and a better quality of life for all americans. [cheers and applause] >> the speech i wrote to receive the most attention was when i was a consultant to governor pete wilson running for president. he had a short-lived campaign. he had lost his voice. we have trouble fund-raising, his announcement of candidacy was given in new york harbor in front of the statue of liberty. he talked about law and order, how much he's supported police. we talked about illegal immigration which is one of the things he was trying to shut down. the speech made the front of the, front page of the "new york times." there he was standing with the statue of liberty behind it. that's the best reaction i've ever had any of the speeches i've written. the bicentennial speeches that i coordinated all of them and wrote two of them in full for the president got a lot of attention also. a lot of favorable press and put ford back in the race. going into the bicentennial we were 33 points behind jimmy carter and everybody had written off board in the campaign. at the time we finished the bicentennial speeches were only 10 points behind and that the in of the acceptance speech in kansas city

wilson was at the commemoration. >> reporter: silence, then sirens and song. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a 5:00 a.m. tribute to marktating earthquake that ripped through 110 years ago. 3,000 people died. hundreds of thousands were displaced. today, the resilience was honored. >> such a big part of history. >> reporter: this is the first anniversary without survivors. the last known survivor passed away in january, three generations of his family attended the memorial in his honor. >> i heard stories about the earthquake from the time i was little and i think it ties you into your roots and your family and the city of san francisco. >> reporter: after gathering, the group moved to dolorus park. the fire hydrant helped save and sprayed gold every year as a reminder. this mom started bringing her sons in 2009. >> i want them to understand that history isn't just something that you get out of the book and has no relation to your life. >> reporter: the group moved indoors for breakfast. that's where we caught up with fire chief joann. she's pulling double duty today first at the earthquake memorial then at the fire depa

wilson will be there. then wet conditions in pennsauken on sunday for that ms walk steve keeley will be there. temperatures finally start to hit the 70-degree marke middle and latter part of next week. but we also have more chances for some rainfall. the gardens need that out there right now. >> yeah. bad timing, scott. >> yeah. we like nice weekends. >> garden may. the runners don't like it. >> 50/50 weakened. >> thanks. carson wentz era has bun. we'll head out to novacare where sean bell is standing by with philadelphia's newest quarterback coming up after the break. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >>> carson wentz is here. the number two overall pick. the guy that we think is going to be the franchise qu

mark segraves has >> reporter: when the rider fought back. the other teenagers lunged at the man. five boys and a girl, all wilson high school seniors have been charged with aggravated assault. the charges were dropped. d.c.'s attorney general would not comment on the case. >>> it's unclear whether the rain caused a woman to drive her suv off the parkway into a creek. she was driving northbound about noon. it was raining at the time. >>> well, a speed camera in d.c. was handing out one ticket after another. it was driving motorists up the wall because the speed limit signs didn't match up. they made no sense whatev the problems aren'ted. we asked adam tuss to take a look. >> reporter: plenty of speed camera tickets handed out, now, all of a sudden no camera. >> i got 13 speeding tickets from a camera that's not even here. >> reporter: this driver got ticket after ticket after ticket from a camera like this one a few weeks back. he now owes $1,500. >> which think of it as a money grab. >> reporter: the issue here, he says, has to do with the speed limit signs, which appear. is it fist miles an hour or 25 miles an

brian wilson no longer pitches for the giants, the bearded one, but his tradition lives on? the live -- in the form of the beard. >> who is pitching tonight, mark geez, jewel lisch you stumped me. who is pitching tonight. >> samargiafor the giants and bassett. they're they some big -- they're paying jeff some big bucks. the giants will be looking at a major investment tonight, julie. >> the boys are back and i'll be fun to see how it goes tonight. mark, thank you. >> the investigation is underway in virginia after" gunman opened fire on officers at a bus stop. the suspect was shot and killed, leaving investigators trying to figure out a motive. >> coming up, $20,000 on grocery, home improvements and trips to the sonoma raceways and youth football treasurer is accused of embezzleing. >> and cable bills, about $4000. ♪ let's go ♪ hey, oh ♪ let's go [ beep ] ♪ they're piling in the backseat ♪ aah! ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ the blitzkrieg bop ♪ ♪ hey, oh, let's go ♪ shoot 'em in the back now ♪ what they want, i don't know ♪ they're all revved up and ready to go ♪ . >>> imagine spendsing thousands of dollars on

the mark >> mark: tom brady did not make it to the super bowl this year by his the jersey sold more than any other. russell wilson was the no. 1 the past two years and now he is no. 3. that manning is now no. 4. the smoke was not near the top. >> james: you will think about having lunch outside because of the sunshine but then you will be blasted by the wind and probably changed your mind. you can see the temperatures here. ning enough cash bak from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> darya: taking a look at weather and traffic. >> james: the conditions actually look great with sunshine and clear skies for but if you look at the trees they are blowing a bed and the winds will get stronger and stronger the whole day. this is not just that the coast is bay

mark segraves. >>> a mother a outraged tonight that her son was killed where he was killed is going to be freed from juvenile detention. brendon wilsonshot in november of 2014. smalls' younger sister had faced charges in that case because she lured brenden to an area near the school before he was shot. smalls was sentenced to 50 years in prison but today a juvenile court judge ruled that his sister be released and placed on two years probation. >>> a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted this afternoon shortly after leaving the beltway plaza mall. she told prince george's county police that a man approached her as she walked down the street. that suspect walked next to her for a while, then pulled out a knife. he allegedly pulled her into some woods on cherrywood terrace and assaulted her. so far no arrests. >>> there's a new source of help for people who fall victim to crime in the district. the crime victim hotline officially launches today. the number to call is helpdc. it connects people to support services and the hotline director says it ranges from providing emergency funding to someone who was just robbed to help interpret

mark: that was donald trump jr., talking over some beeping car -- talking earlier about reports of a campaign shakeup intention and trump land. here to talk more, kim alfano and howard wilsond former communications director for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign, lady, gentlemen, thank you for being here. kim, we have not had yuan in a while. what is your view? >> last time i had terrible predictions. john: what is your view of donald j trump, billionaire politician? i will get roundly abused on twitter and on the internet but i have to say he is masterful. lasts done, i think, the cycle we got into this it was politics of the news cycle. now i think it is politics of the tweet. and no one does a better than him. he can say something outrageous one day and look you in the eyes and say, i never said that. or say something more salacious and get you moved off it. john: are you impressed by donald trump as a new york politician? >> very much so. i think both of the candidates will win today are going to win because they are real new yorkers. whatever you think of them. and because they have real familiarity with the new cycle and the press corps here. they both look like they ar

wilson's racist views and their impact on his policies. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. inocencio. mark: thank you. while euro area unemployment continued its slow decline to the lowest level since 2011, inflation is nowhere near the ecb's goal of just under 2%. a moderate economic recovery has been able to counteract oil price. joining us on the phone is brenda kelly, head analyst at london capital group. thank you for joining us today. brenda: good afternoon. the euro, highest level against the dollar since october 14th. is that more dollar weakness and euro strength? the unemployment rate fell to the lowest levels since 2011 but it is still stubbornly above 10%. that is a huge divergence between the member countries of the euro area, aren't there? the ecbobviously minutes quote said light on the question of whether the ecb will increase stimulus. i sent in the market that there is a feeling that while the ecb could act again there is really general consensus that we are not going to see additional cuts to rates. i think ultimately looking at what we have been seeing from the eurozone

wilson: mr. speaker, today is wear something read wednesday to bring back our girls this week marks the second anniversary of the april 14, 2014, kidnapping of the nigerian schoolgirls, 7350 days this week and next, members of congress will join us in commemorating the tragic event that captured the world's attention and calling for increased action to defeat boe co-ha ram, the world's deadliest terrorist organization. members of congress, republicans and democrats, men and women have all galvanized behind this cause. house leadershipping including house minority leader nancy pelosi and conference chair cathy mcmorris rodgers have joined nuss wearing something red on wednesdays to bring attention to this cause. i urge my colleagues and everyone to continue to lend their voices to this cause and join us. we should never forget. we must never forget the nigerian girls. for almost two years we have tweeted to raise awareness to this issue in congress and we will continue to tweet, tweet, tweet. #bringbackourgirls. tweet every day. tweet, tweet, tweet. #bringbackourgirls. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore

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wilson is live in lansdale where the community, shawnette, remains stunned. >> reporter: well, lucy, the district attorney says the shooting was not a residential self-defense situation and this afternoon mark storms was arraigned in court. >> very sad for both families. very sad. >> reporter: a community is saddened over shooting that left one man dead and another in jail. 46-year-old mark storms is facing voluntary manslaughter charges in the shoot shooting death of 27-year-old robert braxton inside keystone fellowship church in montgomeryville. >> it's clear in this case the shooter brought a gun to a crowded church. he introduced that gun into a verbal altercation that turned a fist -- that turned into a fistfight. and then fired the gun twice aiming at a vital part of the body killing the victim. >> reporter: investigators say it happened sunday during morning worship service. there was an issue over where the victim was sitting. >> the investigation revealed that mr. braxton was creating a disturbance during the 11 a.m. church service after a fellow church member sitting behind him touched his shoulder. apparently, telling him that he had been -- he had taken an already occupied seat.

mark. we support the principles that were laid out but we feel like there are other initiatives we think are important. >> ms. wilson, how would that affect auto recyclers? >> lumping us into individual operators after the market space and make sure the cybersecurity is protected. you have other security issues with vehicles at&t that the amount of folks able to work on those vehicles is limited based on those security concerns. we have to find a way to make sure the independent operators out there that work in that space are not black listed. i think the european union has put in good language to work on that. >> it is the chairman's time if you have a chance to respond if the chairman allows. >> proceed. [mic not working] [inaudible conversation] >> if the chairman allows. >> can i just add one more thing. i know mr. bainwol talked about voluntary standards and with cybersecurity that is a strong case we don't want voluntary standards because it means just that; you don't have to abide by them. as we enter the world of driverless cars and the fear of cybersecurity problems that is when we need an agency like nhtsa

marks. there is still rumors in china that the consumer is more solid but also more picky. wilsonhe, not just for this company, but in general is the impact of currency. that is a theme we have seen a lot of any earnings reports. -- in the earnings reports. david: what are your numbers telling you about consumer demand as they tried to make this transition from manufacturing to services? kristina: we are seeing solid consumer demand. we certainly worry about private debt levels, which are very significant. there is an enormous focus on developed countries, high public debt levels, but countries like china have very high private debt levels. we worry about the chance for bubbles forming but right now, the consumer looks very solid. tellingere are you clients to put money with all these moving parts, with the fed considering a move, there just seems to be quite a lot of turmoil in the markets, today. kristina: we have been talking about the idea that we have to take some risk is the overarching environment, we are still very financially repressive, globally, it means we have to take

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toyota 4 runner with black wilson off-road tires a few door on the driver side of the cars in the missing were painted black. >>reporter: san leandro police have stepped up on the mark patrols and neighborhood they're trying to catch these guys in the action but investigators say they think it is one to be a tip from the public of the lease to a crack in the case someone out there knows this guy is a need to call police are reported in san leandro. republican >>darya: democrats going to the poll and in this unusual campaign season donald trump is catching heat from all sides and give them plenty along the way when you incite violence your acting like a political arsonist they can be skeptical about the gop front runner according to mark and law school apple veteran ted a cruise by about 10. it had stuck at around 30 percent since february on the campaign trail he is responding with his usual bravado it remains to be seen with a wisconsin republican voters will help or hampered trump's quest for the gop presidential nomination. >>darya: 1237 is the magic number 42 delegates are at stake today in wisconsin and on the democratic side hillary clinton leaves was 1742 tha

wilson bridge. we have high level clouds now and then. it's 84 in culpepper and manassas. 84 in hagerstown. 84 at reagan national. overnight to west, mild, too. temperatures around the 50-degree marka stays in the 50's. breezy through the day. more clouds out of the northwest where a front goes through. no rain expected with that. however, we get to friday. we will get another frontal zone to mess with us. showers and isolated thunderstorms. 69 on wednesday. 70 thursday. mid-70's friday. bit cooler over the weekend. in a heartbeat partly cloudy skies near 7 o for the weekend. i will take it any weekend of the year. that is the latest from the weather center. back to you. alison: all right. looks great. ,000. leon: perfect. almost perfect weekend for caps and the nats this weekend as well. alison: okay. robert is standing by with more for sports. robert: perfect so far. leon: so far. robert: up 2-0. but we have seen them in this place before. alison: be positive. robert: i'll do that. 2-0 game over flyers game. three in philly. that i we know the team you know to be up 2-0 is not good thing when it comes to the game three. right? scott: the capitals are trying to win a game three w

mark to all economic recovery and a better quality of life for all americans. [cheers and applause] be not speech i wrote to receive the most attention was when i was consultant to governor pete wilson ran for president. he had a short-lived campaign. he had lost his voice. we had trouble fund-raising. candidacy in new york harbor in front of the statue of liberty and he talked about law and order, how much he supported police, illegal immigration which is one of the things he was trying to shut down. it made the front page of "the new york times" and i must say that the best reaction i've ever had to win a speeches i've written. the bicentennial speeches that coordinated all of them wrote two of them in full for the president and got a lot of tension also in a lot of favorable press and put forward back into the race, going into the bicentennial, were 33 points behind jimmy carter and everybody had no ford and campaign. by the time we finished the bicentennial beaches we were only 10 points behind and at the end of the acceptance speech in kansas city, ford was only five-point behind and after the debate the race is dead even. you can make a difference with the speeches you deliver