beyond that point this is where i do agree with mary katharine. is not your typical barn burner campaigner as her husband or barack obama. but she does understand where the american people are, which is why you are going to see her in coffee shops, in smaller settings where she can really hear from the american people. that's going to be critical for her campaign. >> nobody is going to buy that mrs. clinton doesn't go to coffee shops. i mean, and, look, it's interesting, mr. fowl, she is standing in front of that house that white house i think i painted that house one time when i was in college. it looks exactly like a house i painted. how is mrs. clinton going to handle the economy that she came out and said, look, the fat cats are getting all the money and i'm going to work for you. well president obama has been trying to do that for six years, plus. has failed. how is she going to do it? she has to separate herself from him and that could be really dicey, could it not? >> no question she will have to create night and day between this white hous

katharine is a fashion and jewelry designer.g problem here -- her family not at the wedding. >> wow. >> that's -- oh -- >> talking mom, dad, the family. people who matter, right? the people who want to see their daughter get married. they're seeing photos fly by. they don't know what the heck happened, how this is possible. >> what are you up to troutman? i'm suspicious. come on. >> what day was yesterday? >> ah. >> and then there's this photo! >> yeah. >> i love this. here's a photo of the entire group, april fools' jumping in the air. we've got to find out, right, how the family reacted, what they said, how thiser >> yeah. >> "right this minute," we have katharine woolley via skype from nashville, tennessee. brave girl. welcome to the show. okay, so your family sees the photos they don't get that this is a prank at all, what did they say? >> they were horribly devastated. rightly so. they were very -- they had no idea what was going on. i just announced this relationship with this guy like a week before, even though we were al

last word, mary katharine?i think you're right bill, that he is uncomfortable with that role for america and for american power. and these are the rules. inam not saying that bad things don't just happen in foreign policy. that's what the administration will say. the world is compliked. bad stuff happens, sure. there is a middle ground where you don't have to be on the ground nation building everywhere. can you fix some of these problems or find a middle ground, one might be, for instance, leaving troops on the ground in 2011. completely pulling out of iraq and leaving a very unstable situation that degraded into this. >> nato could have gone into libya and put in stability and protection for temporary. >> temporary? how many centuries have we been fighting in afghanistan, iraq? come on guys. >> look what you have got now juan? you have got a worldwide chaotic mess. >> i would agree with that. >> we have a role whether we agree or not. >> plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. watters and earth day

. >> joining us now from denver is mary katharine ham. here in new york juan williams.ing argue. the former senator from pennsylvania is making. >> well i this it's an artful dodge. clear diversion from the real difference here. a matter of discretion and discrimination, bill. clearly, the government has an interest in protecting everyone's rights, your civil liberties as americans, and that includes if you are black, jewish, female whatever. you and i do business. you run a successful tv show the government doesn't tell you what it do. if you start discriminating about people you can't do that bill o'reilly. >> you are making two mistakes. one, the discretion vs. discrimination takes out the conscience level. so you say okay, look, gays have to be protected, blacks have to be protected, jews have to be protected, minorities have to be protected. what about christians? christians is a majority. they have to be protected, too, right? >> absolutely. >> so, the pizza store didn't say we are not going to sell you a slice of pizza they just didn't want to go to an event. tha

juan and mary katharine thank you so much.regg: a pennsylvania pastor raising tea wishness of christians being -- raising awareness of christians being persecuted by isis. martha: a man risks everything the rescue a man damaging in an suv on a cliff. martha: the national football league is reinstating adrian peter on. he pled no contest to misdemeanor charges. he must undergo a counseling and treatment program. gregg: there is a growing movement in churches all across america to ray awareness of christians being executed by isis. 20 coptic christian egyptians are beheaded in libya. patrick mahoney has done a full orange jumpsuit in memory of the captives. beyond events that were so horrific and heartbreaking the coptic christians we just referenced. how bad is the persecution and violence against christians worldwide? >> every five minutes a christian die for their faith over the world. it's especially horrifying for women who are sold into sex trafficking and forced marriages. we want to find a way to stand in solidarity with

katharine hepburn graduated from bryn mawr college and so did her mother. >> being sisters, not only to your peers, but to those who will follow you. as much as i have learned from the women who have mentored me i have gained just as much from the relationships in which i have been the mentor. >> sonia sotomayor is the first hispanic and third female supreme court justice. >>> temperatures jumping near 80 degrees for your saturday. but they won't last. i'm tracking how quickly cooler air will return and more rain. >>> then this atlantic city fire chief resigns caught dropping his pants. but tonight why taxpayers will be handling him nearly $13,000 a month. >>> and potholes still on the roads and costing drivers big. now penndot is hiring help. who they are hiring to take care of our streets. >>> an update now on the story we brought you at 11:00 last night as breaking news. a montgomery police officer is recovering after being hit by a car. police say officers were chasing a bmw driving erratically. when the vehicle was forced to a stop, officer james mccue got out out of his patrol

. >> she stepped the 2015 katharine hepburn medal "eyewitness news" at good heart hall.he help burn medal is name after the four time academy award winner who was a bryn mawr graduate. the medal recognizes women on the basis of their commitment and contributions to help burn's greatest passions, civic engage the and the art. justice sotomayor has serve on the supreme court since 2009. >> country music's biggest night is shaping up to be bigger this year and you can see right here on cbs3. >> it will be great show. 50th anniversary of the academy of country music awards this sunday night. ♪ >> it will look and sound great. the setting this year proves everything is bigger in texas. the show will be at&t stadium the home of the dallas cowboys. rehearsals are underway. big stars brad paisly, lady antebellum miranda hmm bert to name few will all perform while blake shelton and luke brian have the hosting duties again. >> when you're hosting an awards show in a venue this big, i think one of the things you got to do differently is speak louder. so that everybody can hear and

her daughter katharine marrying tamerlan after the couple became pregnant with their first and only childas for the rest the defense really set out to show that tsarnaev's family was dysfunctional. the tsarnaev parents had psychiatric disorders. when they returned to dagestan operate separately tamerlan took dzokhar under his wing and led him down the path to the bombing. >> deborah feyerick in boston. >>> we are following breaking news in baltimore. riots breakingysteriously injured during an arrest. we have that and the latest on baltimore ahead. >>> we are learning new information about the student tackled by a teacher when he opened fire inside his high school. next. >>> a state of emergency now in effect in baltimore. the city boiling over after the funeral of freddie gray. more than two dozen arrests. rioters setting fires to stores and looting stores. the national guard has been called in to restore order. emotions running high right now on the city streets. >> this right here is not relevant. they need to have their butts at home. they need to be in their home. units with their fa

now joining us is mary katharine ham fox news contributor and editor of www. hotair.com and susan ferrechio and dana milbank columnist for the "washington post" now. and hick sick not giving what everyone want as big speech, and reporters are confused when she will show you. what gives? >> maybe they can catch her and ask questions which is not ideal for the roll out. i am supposed to act like this is super exciting but snoozefest. i will get a video announcement, could there be hillary clinton in front of a laboratory -- plant? >> your pulse is not beating anymore quickly? >> i am not interested in the announcement. >> fascinating, susan ferrechio she is doing a video and putting it on twitter and the memo that leaked from the campaign manager saying this is the secret strategy, all the way of controlling the message? >> absolutely. this is clinton all the way. will there be real hard questions point her way now that she is an official candidate and not just someone would we thing will be a candidate? are we going to focus on issues like sexism or looking at

now joining us is mary katharine ham fox news contributor and editor of www. hotair.com and susan ferrechio and dana milbank columnist for the "washington post" now. and hick sick not giving what everyone want as big speech, and reporters are confused when she will show you. what gives? >> maybe they can catch her and ask questions which is not ideal for the roll out. i am supposed to act like this is super exciting but snoozefest. i will get a video announcement, could there be hillary clinton in front of a laboratory -- plant? >> your pulse is not beating anymore quickly? >> i am not interested in the announcement. >> fascinating, susan ferrechio she is doing a video and putting it on twitter and the memo that leaked from the campaign manager saying this is the secret strategy, all the way of controlling the message? >> absolutely. this is clinton all the way. will there be real hard questions point her way now that she is an official candidate and not just someone would we thing will be a candidate? are we going to focus on issues like sexism or looking at

it used to be held at tammy hadad's house but it got so big they hold that katharine graham's formergeorgetown. there is a rock the vote political party. political sponsors a party. people in time have a cocktail party. the new yorker has a party. lots of post parties after this dinner. this dinner has just become the centerpiece of an entire washington political celebrity social weekend. if you have any comments about this type of activity -- and there are a lot of comments being made on our facebook page -- you can join us or like us on facebook facebook.com/c-span make a comment and join the conversation. you can also follow us @cspan and you can follow the #whc white house correspondents dinner. and you can see the comments put out by other people. the program itself should begin in five, 10 minutes or so. [indiscernible] announcer: it is 8:48 p.m. eastern time. the white house correspondents association dinner speaking program will begin at about 9:30 p.m. eastern time. we will place a more interviews show you some more behind-the-scenes stuff, and watch the whole process life o

what -- what mary katharine said is right.ill: we'll see what comes out in indianapolis and probably atlanta sometime soon. jamie: take a look at this massive fire at a g.e. plant. we have reporters on the way as well. bill: another disturbing report on isis around the world. has the terror threat gone worldwide? >> these aren't enablers these are young men joining the ranks of isis to fight and die if they need to. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" es is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. bill: this is louisville, kentucky. the general electric appliance factory is on fire in a significant way. that building was evacuated but the blaze consumed the building. it appears to be a total loss. look at the smoke that drifts on the horizon. dozen of firefighters battling this blaz

a lot of times they were following katharine graham and in addition to that i don't think we have a lotof political views. so those two reporters were up night after night knocking on doors sort of a counter narrative they were just political and there were people going after nixon. i was there every single day ,-com,-com ma i was there every single night and i know what they did. because billy richard nixon might well have disbanded the constitution if he pursued what he wanted to do. and it was a horrible time in our history. >> host: judith roberts says why don't women work for the secret service? >> guest: that is not true about 10 to 15% of the agents are women and they certainly tried to recruit women minorities so that is one that i would not attribute to the secret service. >> host: what would a female supervisor who couldn't protect the president if he had to. >> guest: this applies to men and women and yet they ask agents to fill out their own test scores and any law enforcement agency they put on these scenarios, which as i mentioned they have had out there to impress them an

for 20 years scott was friend and confidant of katharine hepburn at his biographical memoir kate rememberedbecame the new york times best-seller for most of the summary was released. his biography of woodrow wilson was published in september of 2013 and did you don't mind my saying it is a masterpiece. >> scott heard me say this before scott has been a friend for many years and his writing as a source of personal information petitions for ration for me during dark moments of writing my first book, my salvation for getting stuck here simply to pull in the dirt off the shelf, it is of wonderful thing not to be reminded what writing can do. it is always my pleasure to introduce scott but today it is my special pleasure to introduce him to you. give a round of applause. [applause] >> we agreed to dispense with any opening statement so we will start with questions. when we get to the end of 45 minutes or so we open up for questions so keep in mind, i thought i would ask each of you, we will talk about biographies of world leaders and talk a little about the work of setting the context for the bi