diane sawyer inside tonight. >>> and graduation day. you need to meet our very little persons of the week. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with that alarming scene playing out at the white house late today. a man walking right up to a white house check point with a gun. authorities say he would not drop it. it triggered an immediate lockdown at the white house. the secret service opening fire. the gunman injured but he survived. the vice president was at the white house complex but he was secured. jonathan karl at the white house tonight. >> reporter: police officers in tactical gear race to the white house as a frightening situation unfolded just a block away. it was just about 3:00 p.m. not far from the south lawn. a man walked up to a white house checkpoint carrying a firearm. secret service officials say he was ordered to drop the gun but refused, waving the weapon in a threatening way. an agent nearby fired a single shot, hitting the man in the abdomen. this one of the few sunny days we've had in washington all month. so ther

." >> tonight, diane sawyer takes us into a hidden america. >> this is the deafening chorus. >> keepthe one man with a plan to change it all. >>> inside rikers islands island is seconds away.

diane sawyer, inside rikers island.'single jail complex in the country. 80% of prisoners are awaiting trial. the new jail commissioner has a radical plan to change the history of violence. >> reporter: over 415 acres, the sprawling humanity of rikers island. out of sight, often out of mind. officers. inmates. some of them kids who have walked in the door for the first time. had you been away from home before this? >> no, this is the longest i have ever been away from my mom. >> reporter: 17-year-old franklin. his father left when he was a baby. he's a child of the sprawling housing projects. the poverty. the gangs. the drugs. >> i don't want to live in the projects forever. i want to move somewhere far. someplace that nobody plans on going. >> reporter: like more than half the inmates, he's been held for a nonviolent crime, most of them involving possession and selling of drugs. what was the crossroads that got you here? >> like you said, one way, then go another way. i just went the opposite way of the good way. >> rep

if dan rather or die door diane sawyer said no, i wouldn't be here. that makes since. >> r.j.ld start a moving company without having to get his competitors permission, so he started one. >> put an ad on craigslist, pickup truck, and we were busy all summer long. >> people wanted your services. now in just a couple years, you have 30 employees, six tr >> over 30 now, cleancut young guys. that sells. >> this customer is pleased. >> it's been great. they showed up exactly on time. >> but r.j. soon learned that pleasing customers is not enough. he got a threatening letter from state regulators. >>e need a certificate of necessity saying that there is room in the market for us to operate. >> certificate of necessity. meaning? >> the necessity within the moving mark in kentucky for another mover. >> what? a business has to prove it's needed? to get a license? >> you essentially have to get permission from your own competition first. >> tim's law firm took the case for free. >> when starbucks began it would have had to have gotten permission from all the other coffee america needed

. >> diane sawyer our friend, our love and her "20/20" team they won the outstanding tv journalism award congratulate all of the winners who are fighting so hard for change. that's a great event. >>> have you been following the 2016 eurovision song contest? wow, it's a lot. a lot to take in. this is europe's world series of music where performers from 40 different nations compete for the title. the finals took place in sto stockholm on sunday prp the winner was from uk. fashion choices they stole the show. croatia had a white number that one internet user said a dove got caught in plastic and seaweed. >> tough crowd. >> this is leatherened flesh covered cutout number which also stole the show. unfortunately it didn't steal the judges. and then germany had fur and leather free, heart's in the right place. although the fashion was fringe, the halftime show justin timb timberlake performing his brand-new single. "can't stop the feeling." which i can't stop singing. it's very contagious tune if you haven't heard it. it's a huge event. i didn't know anything about this. there you go, i share

. >> diane sawyer, our friend, our love and her "20/20" team, they won the outstanding tv journalismtulate all of the winners who are fighting so hard for change. that's just a great event. i've done it in the past. i just wanted to celebrate it. >>> and have you been following the 2016 eurovision song contest? we alluded to it earlier. wow, it's a lot. it's just a lot to take in. i kind of didn't know where to start. this is europe's world series of music where performers from 40 different nations compete for the title. the finals took place in stockholm on saturday. some of the favorites including russia, australia and then the grand final winner jamala from ukraine. there were also some fashion choices, well, they stole the show. croatia had a white number that one internet user said looked like a dolphin that got caught in a mid-atlantic floating island of plastic and seaweed. i thought it was kind of nice. >> tough crowd. >> this is a leather and flesh covered cutout number which also stole the show. but, unfortunately, it it did not steal the judge's love. that person i don't t

hillary clinton did an interview in 2014 with diane sawyer, after questioned how she denounced and demeanedn the '90s. after that, zip. ed media has not asked those questions, why don't you want to speak about that? once we stop getting a double standard of hands-off hillary, you'll stop seeing problems there. >> what you're saying as a trump representative, isn't that a double standard? it's not relevant what he did in the '90s but everything is relevant she did in the '90s. >> i have numbered, continuously, donald trump gaining in the polls and continuously hillary clinton going down. last week, pointed out with coal miners. one talking about protecting american jobs. another person talking about putting jobs out of business. >> she was talking about creating new technology for -- >> most who worked in a coal mine didn't think so. >> third-part candiday candidat. talking about find somebody to draft as a third-party candidate to run against trump. what do you think of that possibility? >> at this point it's a pipe dream and just something the media keeps rehashing. talk about a third-part