>> on the street, local resident mark wilson, a licensed gun owner, fires at arroyo but arroyo turns and shoots him dead. sheriff smith believes wilson may have prevented arroyo from killing his own son. >> i believe had it not been for mark wilson, and some others and the deputies shooting back at him, he would have killed his son. there's no doubt in my mind. >> but it's too late to save arroyo's ex-wife. she dies on the courthouse steps. >> the last thing she was saying was i can make her out like she was praying. i was trying to talk to her and she wasn't really responding. she was, i guess, praying in her mind and after that, she just went blank. >> caught on police dashboard camera, arroyo makes his getaway in his pickup truck. nearby, sergeant rusty jacks thinks arroyo may still be on foot, so he jumps on the hood of the squad car, hoping to catch him by surprise. >> we'll take any means of transportation. we still hunt them down from four-wheelers to horseback, just depends what's available at the time. that's what jacks did. >> he's going to beckham, get in! >> go, go, go! >

. >> fox's mark wilson on the pros and cons of the so-called gig economy. >> reporter: kathy lockwood. she's a teacher, a writer and a content marking manager among other things. >> most of the gigs have i right now are semi permanent. but i can lose them at any time and then so i'm always, always on the search for new work. so that's almost a job in itself. >> reporter: just like roving rock bands play multiple gigs 50 million american workers have given up on their traditional nine to 5:00 jobs they want to work where they want and where they want. kathy enjoys the freedom not being tied down to steady job. >> i do have more time, um, to be able to go out and maybe shop or get together with friends although most of them are working. >> reporter: you may gain more freedom but it comes with price. >> it's also very stressful because i'm always making sure that i have enough jobs going on. >> reporter: why would anyone give up the security of a 9:00 to 5:00 job for the uncertainty of juggling jobs. >> for the people that want work part time it's more -- it's usually has to do with thei

oh, projects like marks are at the heart of what we do. the wilson center center gives exceptionally bright people the resources they need to do deep, original analysis and it pays off. as many of you know that latest pulitzer prize of nonfiction went to yet another wilson book, black legs, the rise of isis. this event is part of a new initiative we call books that wilson, it is dedicated to promoting the extraordinary work of our scholars. so we have high expectations for "alter egos". i hope you all order copies and i'm sure many of you saw the excerpt in the times magazine, the new york times sunday magazine, how hillary clinton became a hawk. because we gave marcus so much support, i feel free to make a suggestion and i i made it to him walking in here. i personally do not think hawk and of our helpful labels. national security decisions are not one-dimensional. i think one of the things mark does a good job of highlighting is that there is a diversity, not just across our different of dysfunctional parties but within them too. nobody owns one la

they our bus also made a stop at wood row wilson high school in washington, d.c. where mark jackson and ale sefsef received honorable mention, and awarded $250 each. they won $750 for their winning videos on money in politics and poverty and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner, comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. is a. >>> a portion from the global forum. this includes remarks from susan rice this is just over two hours. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the best attended ajc global forum in our 110-year history. is we are more than 2,700 people here tonight. we represent more than 70 countries we have diplomats here tonight and i would like to read the countries. we have diplomats from albania, angola, argentina, armenia, australia, austria, asser bijen, bulgaria, burundi, canada, china, colombia, costa rica, cypr cyprus, ethiopia, georgia, ghana, greece, hungary italy, lithuania, macedonia, mauritius and mexico. [ cheers and app

wilson. thank you, secretary of state. thank you general mark. the hearing is concluded. order. order. >>> shortly at 1:00 p.m. eastern we'll take you live to the national press club to hear girl scout ceo anna marie chavez. she'll talk about the organization's future and she plans to take questions. >>> president barack obama says there's no clear evidence that the shooter at the orlando nightclub was directed by isis or part of a larger plot. he said he was inspired by information found on the internet. speaking at the white house after meeting with security officials, president obama says the investigation is at the preliminary stages and is being treated as a terrorism investigation. this morning washington journal got some insight from a former security official. >> frank townsend, we were playing the president's remarks. he mentioned there that he had met with his homeland security and national security advisors yesterday in the wake of that incident. what's the top priority in that meeting? what's the biggest unanswered question that those federal officials are going thro

local election officials, students and milies with a first prize, made a stop at woodrow wilson high school where mark jackson nd allie were awarded $250 each. david fadul and allie rashidi n $150 on money and politics you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >> next, q and a with author -- se,bag monty fi montefiore. then our virginia senator tim kaine. yo imon sebag monthity fi , the book is called the "romanovs." i want to read

michelle: for the wilson high school class of 2016 today marked a big day.today's spotlight on education, as amy aubert shows us, for one graduate walking across the stage was extra special. >> in a sea of white caps and gowns, you will find a big smile. >> so much. i am so proud of what i've done. amy: she is not only graduating with honors she is >> i'm just really proud she can serve as a symbol in the community of hope and promise. and the possibilities for kids who are following in her wake. >> it means so much. amy: she says getting to this point hasn't always been easy. >> i have a good motivation for what i do. >> she is determined to do her best and be her best. amy: alongside her, her younger brother zack. >> i'm happy we did it together. amy: a support system she calls "her rock." from here, madison's next step is college. she is hoping to one day help children with disabilities. >> special kids should not be separated from the whole student body. amy: changes she is hoping tomorrow taken today. >> don't give up. this is your moment to shine. don'

but also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c. where markackson and another student were awarded $250 each. other students one $750 for their winning videos on money, poverty, and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast cable for helping to coordinate these visits. you can view all of the winning documentaries at student camp.org. -- student camp.org. announcer: the dalai lama in washington talked about the role of the religion and the need for nonviolence. the u.s. institute of these hosted these events. peace hosted these events. dalai lama: dalai lama: i am very much impressed to see you from this troubled area. really. wonderful. at the beginning, because of this serious tragedy. [indiscernible] dalai lama: a silent prayer. ok. [silent prayer] dalai lama: thank you. one with this monk, quite skeptical. about the effects of prayer. [laughter] this has really changed if it comes to action. then, while we carry some seriously, some serious action. continuously in spite of some difficulties and obstac

our bus also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c., where mark jackson and ali sefhsef is received honorable mention and $150 each. and three students won $750 for their winning videos. a special thanks to our cable partner, comcast cable, for helping coordinate these visit in the community. can you view all the winning documentaries at student cam.org. >>> islamic scholar hamsi yo youssef is an american-born liberal arts student. news reports say he's on an isis hit list of muslim leaders in the west. the founder and president of zatuna college recently spoke about islam, citizenship and religious liberty. this is 1:20. >> it is an honor and a privilege to welcome all of you here this afternoon. our discussion today on islam citizenship and religious liberty couldn't be more timely. today the relationship between muslims and nonmuslims is at an important crossroads. a time when tensions are high and the very place and identity of muslims as citizens in america is being put to question. these are certainly troubling times. when one out of two americans has an un

the first president to take in the views. 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the creation of the national park system thanks to president woodrow wilsonwever, it was abraham lincoln who signed the yosemite grant beginning its preservation. so whoever it was responsible for that, thank you. [ laughter ] >> the waterfalls have been amazing this year. just magnificent because of all the recent rains that we had this past winter and early spring. so it's a good too many to go and make sure you have the mosquito spray, as well. very, very important. >> my step kids are visiting five national parks this summer. so yeah. >> great tour. >> isn't that neat? >> 13 and 16, perfect age to appreciate it all. so with the 100th year celebration. >> that is so cool. >> what a neat trip. i wish i was going. [ laughter ] >> road trip! >> i know. >> working, though. >> i have to be here. no problem. >>> if you are going to work this morning, hopefully it's via the bay bridge, i never say that look at that! "friday light," metering lights were turned on at 5:35. i was arguing with my traffic producer ryan about summer traffic patterns at the bay bridge.

the bus also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington d.c. where mark jackson and allie received honorable mention for their video and were awarded $250 each a special thanks to our cable partner comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. you can view all the winning documentaries that student cam.org. >> a senate hearing looks that u.s. relations with russia and russia affects in europe. members heard testimony from officials in a russian pro-democracy advocate. this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee is just over two hours. the foreign relations committee will come to order. we think our witnesses for being here and look forward to their testimony. were obviously here today to talk about russia and its role in the world. together our countries have conquered the nazis, prevented the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the '90s and worked against terrorism in the years after 911. for most of modern history, americans and russians have found themselves at cross purposes throughout the cold war. we train to obliter

our bus also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c. where mark jackson and ali both received honorable mention for their videos and were awarded $250 each. and $750 for their winning videos on money and politics and poverty and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. and you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcamp.org. >>> academics and a german diplomat to the united states were speakers on the discussion on the refugee crisis in europe hosted by the university of california los angeles. they talked about the challenges of quickly taking on and assimilating millions of migrants. >>> the first speaker is lorie brand. the author of citizens abroad, states and migration in the middle east and north africa and official stories politics in egypt and may jenigeria. and last there will be an intervention by stephan beaderman who is counsel at the consul general of the federal republic republic in los angeles. please try to confine your rem

our bus also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c.. where markackson received honorable mention for his video, awarded $250 each. and $750 for a winning video on money and politics, and poverty in the united states. a special thanks to our cable forner, comcast cable, coordinating the community. and you can view all of the winning dr. memories online -- winning documentaries online. >> the house next week continues work on federal spending legislation for 2017, with much of the focus on th defense department spending. it will be the first to come under new house rules by republican leadership that limits the numbers of amendments.we heard by the legislative agenda from majority leader kevin mccarthy and steny hoyer, in their weekly exchange on the house floor. nge on the house floor. you, mr. speaker m i'm pleased to yield to my friend, mr. mccarthy, the majority leader for the information regarding the schedule. mr. mccarthy: -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman is yield -- for yielding and

our bus also made a stop at wilson high school in washington, d.c. where markackson and ali received honorable mention for rewarded $250 each, and mia, david, and ali won $750 for their winning videos on money and politics and a poverty and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner for helping coordinate visits in the community and you can view all of the winning documentaries at student camp.org. >> other roles -- now army vice chief of staff general daniel alan will talk on readiness and posture of the u.s. army. we join this event live at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. >> general alan i think is perhaps the most uniquely qualified for this conversation because it's his history of serving in leadership roleses basically every level of army from platoon through division level, staff assignment at the battalion through staff level served in panama, saudi arabia, kuwait, iraq, and most recently in afghanistan. he also has a master's degree from naval war college. so a little bit of navy thrown in there as well. without

>>mark: they gave him a flagrant foul from displaying which intends views his suspension because wilson'shippias ex-wife and his warrant and the rate change and you've given of retroactive technical. tipoff is to deny it as they go for vesicant championship. >>mark: before the game started it was a moment of silence from the army and the shooting victims conflict recording howe who died on friday but lost 3 to one. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>reporter: numerous attack from u.s. wilson's 1911 begins here and a gay nightclub and part will lead the 2:00 a.m. closing time some 350 people crowded and son of the club for luck to nine the most two minutes later a shuffling of the darkness when mrs. of the will part of the music the man on with an assault rifle and a clock princeton shooting patrons into areas of " some of the to escape the chaos of a runoff back of the

our bus also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c. where mark jackson and ali sefsef both received honorable mention for their videos and were awarded $250 each. and maya grieve, david fadu sxlchlt ali rahsheady won $750 for their videos on money and politics and poverty sxoand homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. and you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> former senator kent conrad and former deputy commissioner of social security james lockhart helped write a report for the bipartisan policy center about retirement savings. on "washington journal" they discussed the report's findings and their recommendations for helping americans save for retirement. this is 50 minutes. >> senator kent conrad of the bipartisan policy center, are americans ready to retire? >> many are not. one of the things that leaps out at you is looking at the statistics, you know, the best estimates we have is about 40% of the american people w

mark in your area. right now, let's see how the traffic is moving with the sun coming up jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> we're watching construction in new jersey on the admiral wilson boulevard headed eastbound. there are lanes lost there. maybe no delays right now but certainly once rush hour is under way through all parts of the day. here's the 42 freeway around creek road. no problems or delays. right here are the lanes headed northbound. that's towards philadelphia. no big problems there. that drive time is still looking great between 55 and the walt whitman bridge, still under a five-minute trip with speeds into the 60s. headed south down the shore, no problems there either. no problems in new jersey other than the construction right now. i'll have more updates when i come back. >>> new from overnight, three people are in the hospital after being shot near a play ground in burlington city. police were called to lyndon and mitchell avenues around 9:30 where they found two shooting victims. police are sorting out what happened. there are no arrests. >>> a driver is still missing after a van crashed into the delaware river early yesterday morning. you can see cre

wilson: mr. speaker, on july 15, the boeing company will mark their 100th birthday, a remarkable achievement for its employees, subcontractors and entire community. boeing opened facilities in north charleston, south carolina, in 2009, creating over 8,000 jobs directly and giving back to the community as a partner. the impact of boeing extends beyond their facility. many of their subcontractors are located in the second congressional district, including zeus, thermal engineering of columbia and a.g.y. of akin. the governor and the general assembly have recognized the important milestone by proclaiming june 1 as boeing impact day across south carolina. congratulations to chairman president c.e.o. of the boeing company, vice chairman, executive vice president, thank all of the many dedicated team members of boeing south carolina, especially the newly selected vice president who lead the group. best wishes for your continued success creating jobs. in conclusion, god bless our troops and may may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. today morris lamb

we also made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c., where mark jackson -- both receivedable mention for their videos and were awarded $250 each. -- one $750 for their winning videos on money in politics and poverty and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner, comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. you can view all of the winning documentaries at studentcam.or continues.on journal host: here to talk about trade is congresswoman marcy kaptur, democrat of ohio. -- joint meeting, of congress and 11:00 a.m. eastern time from the indian prime minister, part of what he will talk to lawmakers about is trade with his country. is that a good thing? guest: i'm glad he will talk about it, because the market into india has not been -- in india has not been open to our products. we exact a $24 billion a year trade deficit. they put high tariffs on their items and i am interested in what he has to say. becausejobs every year of that continuing trade deficit with india. host: why does that exist? guest: our country over the l

mark, and dave franco return. another sequel heading to the screens is the next chapter of the scary movie phenomenon the conjuring. patrick wilsonthey're in london helping a single mother rid her house of evil spirits. from the gaming console to the big screen is the dunken jones directed war craft full of massive scale motion capture special effects. >> all of us against a god. >> there are plenty of super heroes vying for your attention. like the team of x men apocalypse with their latest installment. >> bringing back the mohawk. good for you. >> y'all got jokes huh. >> ask those heroes in a half shell, teenage mutant ninja turtles out of the shadows. in hollywood, will car, fox news. >>> all right. well one of the stars of the new movie you heard about now you see me 2 is actor jess eisenburg. >> i'm the biggest warriors fan, in fact, every night, i usually have trouble sleeping so the thing i do to go to sleep is i name every player in my head. i can name 15 players on the warriors. i know everything about the team. he said he's yet to go to a game at oracle arena but he met the warriors owner and he agreed to get him in one

wilson. the title of our program today is east asia on the brink, question mark. it begs the question to say on the brink of what, but i expect we'll have an opportunity over the next 90 minutes to ask and maybe even answer that question. i'd like to thank the organizers of this program, the wilson center's asia program, kissinger institute, and history and public policy program. i've been asked to make an announcement about which i have not a clue, but i'm sure most of you in the room do, at least those of you who are younger. you are invited to tweet from this program @asiaprogram for those of you who know it. some of you may not know what i'm talking about either so -- east asia is a region in turmoil. it is characterized by rapidly rising defense budgets, an escalating arms race, cipri, the think tank out of stockholm, reports that six of the world's ten largest arms importers are from asia and oceania. asia is the home of territorial disputes involving most of the principal players of the region, of unresolved historical questions that continue to stoke tensi

our bus made a stop at woodrow wilson high school in washington, d.c. where mark jackson both received honorable mention for their videos and were awarded $250 each. and mya grave won $750 for their winning videos on money in politics and poverty and homelessness in the united states. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast cable for helping coordinate these visits in the community. you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> now a discussion on food is and public health. panelists from the fda and farm animal experts discuss the use of antibiotics on livestock. in 2013 the fda passed guidelines on limiting the use of antibiotics for growth purposes. georgetown law law center hosted this event part of a day long summit. it runs about an hour. >> we're going to go ahead and get started with the next panel. folks can grab their seats and we'll go ahead and get started. we'll start by thanking georgetown and the o'neill institute. my name is scott faber, i'm a really poor substitute for professor lisa, but i'll do my. best to channel lisa.

wilson. thank you, secretary of state. thank you general mark. the hearing is concluded. order. order. >>> president barack obama says anti-muslim comments from donald trump don't represent, quote, the america we want, end quote. he spoke after meeting with his national security advisers on the threat posed by isis. he was also briefed on the investigation into the orlando nightclub shooting. here's a portion of what the president had to say after that meeting. >> for a while now, the main contribution of some of my friends on the other spside of aisle have made in the fight against isil is to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase, radical islam. that's the key, they tell us. we can't beat isil unless we call them radical islamists. what exactly would using this label accomplish? what exactly would it change? would it make isil less committed to trying to kill americans? would it bring in more allies? is there a military strategy that is served by this? the answer is none of the above. calling a threat by a different name does not make it go away. this is

week that the deputy chief wilson of as the emblem (she and open mail libby shaft to speak now about the misconduct 20 to be discussed and operation of the idea that anyone. >>mark: the message attack survivors not make this was seen in the skies and the ceremony and the five students demonstrated debt and debt over the gills in tenths students carried signs and decorated with messages sent stones solidarity with the victim this populous and benevolent of the classroom they banned him from campus for like he's in the jail right now when he is released the 20 year- old if required to register as a sex offender cost of a story is back in court to face sentencing for murdering his go from the psychiatrist says if he is unable to testify into anxiety and depression and that he should be hospitalized at his first child was on the guilty of homicide and after an appeal the verdict was changed my. >>terisa estacio: wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>robin winston: it's pretty normal backed into the maze 58024 po