. >> on that day in may officer bill evans is patrolling the interstate and pulls over a white van witht-of-state plate. inside the van are jerry cane and his 16-year-old son joe. >> the license didn't appear right when he stopped the van. then when he checked it, the paperwork certainly was not in order. it wasn't issued by the state. >> instead, the paperwork is issued by the department of heaven. a bit suspicious, evans calls for backup and a second officer arrives on the scene. >> i think they realized that it was up. there was two officers there then, and they were in trouble. >> off-camera, jerry cane pushes officer evans down an incline and then on the dash cam cane's son joe appears with a gun. >> bill is stumbling down this incline. he shoots at him. he didn't have time to get his weapon out. he hit him many times in the body, in the back. >> at that point, the second officer tries to help evans when the 16-year-old turning his weapon on him. >> officer down, officer down. 277 westbound. >> a delivery driver witnesses the whole scene. >> these guys just shot a police officer. >

charles evans and bill dudley and jeff lacker p. richard fisher will be on "squawk box" at 7:00 eastern. it does start earlier than that, though, it starts at 6:00. >> and no reason to stop watching after we go off the air basically. still with us is david kelly from the u.s. about. which of those events will be most important for positioning in your view or is apple's iphone going to come to our rescue here? >> i think people are assuming that the iphone will be a big success. i'm not an expert in apple, but it's kind of baked in that they will do very well. the interest being one to me is the national association of home builders index. s housing is recovering in the united states. home prices are beginning to move up. that's helping with wealth and confidence and generate more home building itself. i think it will also be interesting to hear the fed officials talking about qe-3 because we really are very far out at the extreme of what the central bank could do and it will be interesting to see their thoughts on that. >> they're b

they have evans said will footed haveho , whether$32,000 bill the team or the city. says he promises a deal will get done. the nationals have announced friday will go on sale playoffs. team is about three wins away from making the playoffs. they have 16 games left and 10 of those are in d.c. the chances are pretty good. they have two games here today and another tomorrow. tomorrow, if they win all three, they could have clinched a playoff spot. yesterday was cancelled before the rain. header today at the national stadium. the first game at 4:00 and the start to 30will minutes after that game. if you had a ticket for yesterday's game, you can itng it today and exchange for today's game. d.c. police looking at increasing security. the washington examiner said to a police memorandum. the department would like to officers. celebrations during the as well >> . a house committee will take a botchedook today at asrunning probe known operation fast and furious. the committee voted ton general eric for notn contempt documents related pro.e >> two weeks before the 10th anniver

evans concedes maryland and virginia won't be asked to foot the bill. at least not this year. >>> french embassies are stepping up their security after a magazine in france published unflattering cartoons featuring the prophet mohommed. although the country has freedom of press, he questions the responsibility of publishing such cartoons. after all this, sparked outrage in the middle east and went to the killing of u.s. ambassador, libya, chris stevens. three other americans died in that attack. >>> so, governments around the world restrict the mocking of mohommed or should we be standing up for free speech, especially when it ts scary and dangerous? let me know what you think. send us an e-mail. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> mitt romney shifting from defense to offense. aggressively attacking the president on the economy. in the very tight race for the white house, showing him trailing in three key states. danielle nottingham has the latest. >> raising campaign cash in atlanta, mitt romney worked to steer his message back to the economy and away

we're joined by anchor of "fox news sunday", chris wallace is here with us and former senator evan bayh. bill: nice lineup. here is how the stage is set on the final night of the convention. vice president joe biden, a fierce critic of the republican ticket, drawing criticism himself for some of the rhetoric on the trail. he will speak tonight. then president obama, formally will accept his party's nomination and lays out his case for a second term in the wheat house. all that later tonight in prime time, 10:00 eastern time. martha: all right. we've got some numbers just in on the u.s. economy and the number one issue with folks out there is jobs of course. let's take a look at the unemployment claims last week. they are in from the labor department. jobless claims dropped by 12,000 to 365,000. that is the lowest level we've seen in a month. tomorrow we'll get the big picture on the august jobs number. we'll see if the unemployment rate has moved at all and that will come just hours after president obama accepts his nomination for a sick term -- second term. joined by stuart varney, fox busin

evans in the end zone but couldn't make the catch. billionly cundiff is wide left on what have sent the game into overtime. billelichick, bob kraft celebrating the afc championship. big game now because both teams lost today, 1-1 excruciating losses. >> cris: i remember how well joe flacco played in that game and probably statistically outplayed tom braied ady and have to do i again if they want to knock them off. >> al: gore to the outside and levy says, you're not going anywhere. >> cris: deandre levy is a young man that gunther cunningham, their defensive coordinator, says is their best linebacker right now. doesn't get a lot of attention. former third round draft pick. watch him shooting up here. this is about the second or third time we have seen his speed being a factor and making plays around the line of scrimmage. they have guys that can play defense on this team. they need a touchdown out of their offense now. >> al: second down. 8:30 to go. smith will throw. and that is caught at the 24 yard line by vernon davis. stephen tulloch back in the game making the catch. so it will be third down and seven. th

councilman evans told our partners at wto be that they have not worked out who will foot the bill. whether the city or the team -- but we know other teams in town had already worked out a deal with metro to keep their doors open late should the teams go into extra innings after midnight when metro does close for its regular schedule. speaking of the playoffs, the nats announced tickets will go on sale this friday, so a couple of days away. the nationals about three wins out of the playoffs. assuming they win all three they would already clinched one of the coveted wild-card spots. if they win another 10 games, they will win in nl east division. this is something the team and the fans really want. the double header starts at 4:00 this afternoon and the second game starts the 30 minutes after the first game ends. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. still another half-hour of "good morning washington." >> what led bye, mom. we're here! [ giggling ] these days, nobody has time to get sick. mom, i don't feel good. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well.

evans, and william dudley. the key one to watch, he would be sold the center in the fed decision to launch another bond buying program. david: ahead of the billll it earnings from the world's number two delivery company. talking about this. fedex, often seen as a barometer for economic activity. analysts expecting earnings per share of

bill clinton. you often hear president obama talking about lincoln, mitt romney talking about ronald reagan, and now "newsweek" is out with a list of the ten best presidents since 1900. sir harold evansribute. it's a ploesh to have you here. >> thank you, madam. >> you gaekted together ten distinguished historians. what was the criteria? >> the cteriasha k o active presidents were they. it's very interesting. the historians, all -- every single one of them chose franklin roosevelt as number one. >> why? >> best predent since theodore roosevelt in the beginning of the century. if you ask tm why he did th asivnd effective, those two things. and he had a sense of america's ideal of itself. so they took those creria. they didn't know what the others were doing. they all voted a it's interesting the top three -- around the table and discussing this. >> no, no. it was all in isolation. they locked them in a room with an ice pack and 5,000 volumes of their own works andsaid, come up with -- >> that doesn't soundike fu >> all othem, they pretty much agreed on lyndon johnson as one, two, three. the bottom, nonetheless, in ts select ten tharksd ronald reagan and barack obama. now, chris -- >>

evan. the house passed a six-month spending bill to prevent the government from shutting down with when the current budget year expires. representatives leave washington to hit the campaign trail for the respective presidential candidates. the u.s. has launched a rocket carrying a classified satellite. the atlas five rocket was launched thursday evening from van den burglary air force base in central california. it's in support of national defense. >>> a whole week off of school for students in chicago as a teachers strike enters its fifth day. the union gathers this afternoon and is expected to vote on whether or not to approve a deal. another major honor for the greatest. boxing legend muhammad ali was awarded the liberty medal in philadelphia last night for his anti-war efforts and long time human rights work. >>> world markets shot higher today following the latest move by the fed. let's head to wall street for more. mandy drew is at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, natalie. not so painful. stock markets are at multiyear highs after another aggressive plan to stimulate was

bill clinton's speech. this guy still -- you said something about georgia ads. what was that? >> i was told last night by randy evansn from georgia that there are more ads in georgia for obama with clinton in them than there are with obama in them. which makes sense. you know, bill clinton is the best political figure in terms of skill since ronald reagan. >> right. >> that's just a fact. >> right. >> and his ability to communicate, i thought his speech, which i had to watch, i actually didn't watch the obama speech. >> right. >> i watched the clinton speech. i thought it would be more creative, more interesting. and it turned out to be a lot more important. >> why was that speech so important? a lot of politician speeches are wall paper. that one mattered. >> i'll leap out here and then you take me. i think that the romney challenge in the debate is to reset the campaign from the bill clinton narrative. it's not the obama narrative. the clinton speech gave a frame of reference that explained obama and discredited romney. there is nobody on the republican side with the same capacity to be believable. i think clinton

if you look back to evan thomas who used to work in "newsweek" saying 2004, media might be worth five to 15 points to john kerry. that is election. billig deal when the country is kind of 50/50. you say fact of life. >> people go into media are mostly liberal. there are new options opening for conservatives and more voices are heard than ever before. we're farther along to correct things. bill: do you sit back and accept it? say that is just the way it is? >> no. these days especially last couple of years there are flourishing groups that do conservative work, do investigative work on things mainstream press doesn't do investigative work on and you're hearing those offices more and more often. bill: juan, is there truth to this number? >> sure. especially if you're talking to republicans. republicans see a bias in the media. the way the fox poll put it, press spending more time, attacking romney and defending obama and attacking romney? people see it is about defending obama, attacking romney. pew did a similar poll last week, if you ask the question differently, is the coverage fair, then it comes up, basically split. people think th

bill clinton essentially did for ronald reagan. >> reagan. >> which is shift the conversation slightly, but accept the basic -- he was burkian -- accept the basic reality of what he found. >> like what they found from margaret thatcher. evantion. great? near great? >> great. he had wisdom. he had common sense. he made good choices. he was a big balanced budget guy. >> yeah. >> in this modern age, we forget how important that is. he managed -- and he stood up to his own generals. he had great moral strength. in those days, the big money was in the military. >> not just his own generals but also to britain, to france. we talk about the suez crisis. that's still stunning. >> behind this genial, goofy guy was a hard man. when britain and france conspired with israel to invade the middle east in 1956, ike just pulled the plug. he said to the brits privately, we'll let you boil in your own oil. no oil from us. he created a little run on the pound. he was a tough guy when he had to be. but again, behind the scenes. >> the book is "ike's bluff: president eisenhower's secret battle to save the world." evan thomas, thank you very much. >> evan, thank you so much. >> stay with us if you can. >>> still ahead, former chair of the fdic