police say moynahan had asked a driver to step out of his vehicle when that driver opened fire. >> ase driver is getting out of the motor vehicle, you can see his right arm come up, point blank and shoot officer moynahan right below the eye. >> officers returned fire and killed the driver. a woman at the scene was reportedly treated for a flesh wound and was expected to be okay. three other officers were taken to the hospital with stress related issues. >>> also now philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting inside a home in frankford. this happened on the 4300 block of elizabeth street around midnight. police say the 24-year-old victim was shot several times in the chest and arms. the man's distraught sister spoke with "eyewitness news" at the crime scene. >> my brother did a lot. he took care of my mother, my sisters. he took care of me. he loved his family. >> reporter: police say they have not yet made an arrest so far. no description of any suspect just yet either. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" a hero's welcome. see how a community honored a 91 year old vet

. >> monday night on the communicators, we met up with wired magazine reporter tim moynahan at the consumerlectronics show, who gave us a two or -- a tour. >> led refers to the backlight system. it uses led backlights to color liquid crystal displays and in this one is actually using the individual ole db particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and turned off independently. with an led sets, you will always take sums are of light seeping through there. to my eyes this is pretty amazing, right? these the two big buzzwords of this year's show and have been for a few years or it the holy grail of tvs. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on "c-span2." >> and we are back live of ford's theater in washington, d.c. where all day today we have been covering a symposium looking at president abraham lincoln's life and legacy. force theater is the site where president lincoln was assassinated nearly 150 years ago. for theater and ever have lincoln institute cohosted the days events. -- the abraham lincoln institute cohosted the days events. >> on the night of april 11 18

it was hours after police say sean moynahan was ambushed. >> it was a vim confrontation that was unprovoke bid our officers. >> reporter: which police commissioner william evans says is clearly support by video taken from a convenience store above the shooting scene. >>> true as the gunman is coming out, you can see fire the gun point-blank if the officer's eye. jnch police -- >> reporter: police say the suspect has a history of arrests, including being jailed for shooting at police in the boston theater district. almost causen bullets mark several businesses. >> they'll do a completely though investigation. it will be competely transparent. >> the officer was who in order at the white house less than year ago as you within of the nation's top cops for his role in helping a transit officer wounded during the boston marathon bombing. >>> coming up, car and train collide, leaving dozens injured, some seriously. what led town the crash that force od rescue crews to extricate the car driver. and a student sent home with a photosuggesting she should drop some weight. and next, how upcome regula

that is what moynahan saw so clearly in 1975, when he told the u.n., "what we have at stake here is not only the honor and legitimacy of the state of israel. a challenge on to arouse -- a challenge on to arouse vigilance. but at issue is the integrity of the whole body and the moral and legal precepts that we know as human rights." today's threats, from terrorists to diseases to poverty, we need more countries that can share our commitments and values so that we can make the -- make the world more just and secure. let me conclude. for israel, too often, the right to be treated equally or to exist at all, has been challenged. the history of israel is the story of perpetually overcoming these challenges. it is a story that is still being written as the ox -- as the obstacles still exist. throughout the shared history, the united states has stood shoulder to shoulder with our partner through thick and thin. several decades ago, when, like today, some were citing tensions in the ties between the united states and israel, a wise senator from massachusetts said, "it is worth remembering that

absence of mailable models and fathers particularly in poor communities, it has been 50 years since moynahan. senator moynihan was right, and you should read his report. it is not a black issue, a white issue. it is an american issue. i think it is, in my view, not the right policy. you can call it whatever you want. but i think there needs to be both genders exposed to a child child rearing. it makes sense to me. >> have you read studies? ehrlich: i have read studies you should may be read. >> have you read a study that gay parents can be just as effective? ehrlich: i have no problem with that. >> so i am wondering how you reconcile -- ehrlich: i will read what you send if you promise to read what i send you. what is your name? asher: asher. the republican party is said to stand for small, limited government, but i do not see how. ehrlich: are you libertarian? asher: socially, sure. i do not see how regulating how -- who people can marry, who people can love -- ehrlich: states have always regulated that. it is not new. always. you are catchable. you are a possible. i want to close you. yes,

it because last year at the white house, the vice president and i had a chance to honor officer moynahan another officer, and thanks to the miracles of the medical center we hear that officer moynahan is awake, and we wish him a full and speedy recovery. also, i want to single out someone and very much wanted to be here, just as he was every day for nearly 25 years as he represented the commonwealth of alongside ted in the senate, and that is secretary of state john kerry. as you know, john is in europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the community standing up for principle that ted and his brother president kennedy believed in so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate, and finally -- finally, the first years in the senate ted dispatched a young a to assemble a team of talent without rival. it was simple. common help ted kennedy make history. -- come and help ted kennedy make history, so i want to get a shout out to his staff 50 years later, more than 1000 strong. this is your day, as well. we are proud of you.

it because last year at the white house, the vice president and i had a chance to honor officer moynahangside ted in the senate, and that is secretary of state john kerry. as you know, john is in europe with our allies and partners leading the negotiations with iran and the community standing up for principle that ted and his brother president kennedy believed in so strongly. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate, and finally -- finally, the first years in the senate ted dispatched a young a to assemble a team of talent without rival. it was simple. common help ted kennedy make history. -- come and help ted kennedy make history, so i want to get a shout out to his staff 50 years later, more than 1000 strong. this is your day, as well. we are proud of you. of course, many of you now work with me, so enjoy today, because we have got to get back to work. distinguished guests, fellow citizens, in 1958, ted kennedy was a young man working to reelect his brother jack to the united states senate. on election night, the two toasted one another. here is to 1960, m

monday night on the communicators, we met up with wired reporter tim moynahan at the consumer elect tronic show, who gave us a tour of the latest tv technology. >> what does led stand for? >> light emitting diode. it is a backlight system. so you can use backlight to color a liquid crystal display. this one is using individual particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and off independently. with an led said, you are going to see a light switch seeping through their. so this is pretty amazing. this is 4k, the big buzzword at this year's show. is the holy grail of tv. >> monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. up next, prime minister david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. then we will show you a recent news conference with chinese premier li keqiang. later, a look at workplace discrimination. focus of a recent hearing on the commission of civil rights. >> during question time at the house of commons there was an exchange between prime minister david cameron and ed miliband about changes made to the u.k. health service. the

absence of mailable models and fathers particularly in poor communities, it has been 50 years since moynahan. senator moynihan was right, and you should read his report. it is not a black issue, a white issue. it is an american issue. i think it is, in my view, not the right policy. you can call it whatever you want. but i think there needs to be both genders exposed to a child child rearing. it makes sense to me. >> have you read studies? ehrlich: i have read studies you should may be read. >> have you read a study that gay parents can be just as effective? ehrlich: i have no problem with that. >> so i am wondering how you reconcile -- ehrlich: i w

boston's police commissioner says officer john moynahan is in a medically induced coma. he called him a fighter and says he'll pull through. he was shot in the face just below the right eye friday night. the bullet lodged below his right ear. the suspect was fatally shot by police. the wounded officer was honored at the white house just last year. >>> crews looking for two people missing after a gas explosion and fire apparently killed two people. thursday's explosion may have been caused by someone tampering with a gas line, which could result in criminal charges. utility workers had been in the basement 75 minutes before the explosion occurred. and gave the building a failing grade. >>> and it was lights out for famous landmarks around the world overnight. the empire state building here in new york city for those who don't know, briefly went dark. the eiffel tower in paris. and the kremlin, in moscow all turning their lights out. all part of an effort, earth hour, the annual global event to raise awareness about climate change around the world. >>> and finally, basketb

monday night on the communicators, we met up with wired reporter tim moynahan at the consumer elect tronichow, who gave us a tour of the latest tv technology. >> what does led stand for? >> light emitting diode. it is a backlight system. so you can use backlight to color a liquid crystal display. this one is using individual particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and off independently. with an led said, you are going to see a light switch seeping through their. so this is pretty amazing. this is 4k

rainy aaron son and raff and david moynahan who brought this to us five years ago when we first did ouron us recently in light of the measles outbreak that we've seen spread through late december that began in disneyland. and now has spread across the nation and we're seeing almost 200 cases so far this year. the majority of those cases being linked to that multi-state outbreak in disneyland. >> kate it is a powerful documentary. i want to run more. the story of van he issy. >> when vanessa was six weeks old, two young for any vaccine, she came down with a severe cough. an ambulance brought her to the icu in portland, oregon. unfortunately the doctor on call was dr. christiany this was vanessa. >> we were probably a week away from having her vaccine from whooping cough. so the only thing protecting her was the immunity. >> and that is the cure. if a large percentage of the community gets vaccinated and then those who can't get vaccinated, the young and the old and the pregnant are protected but if a large percentage of the community opts out and then a large percentage of the community

monday night on the communicators, we met up with tim moynahan at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. tim: organic light emitting diode. it uses the backlight to color liquid crystal displays. this one is using the individual particles as a source of light. they can be turned off and turned on independently. with an led set, you will always take some kind of light switch. to my eyes, this is pretty amazing, right? this is the holy grail. >> monday night at 8:00. coming up next, "q&a" with daniel bolger. and then david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. after that, the chinese premier holds a news conference. ♪ >> this week, our guest is retired army general daniel bolger, author of "why we lost -- a general's inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars." he talks about his deployments to those to war zones. his thoughts on what went wrong and his ideas on how to move forward as conflict continues in the two countries. brian: general daniel bolger you opened your book with t

pat moynahan talked about when modernity came, premodern forces, religion and ethnicity would lose theirtory-shaping power. that's all we read about now days are these pre-modern forces dominating the modern age. second, i think if you look at this, region wide chaos, you realize how real is the theory we left 10, 20,000 forces in iraq none of this would be happening. this is beyond our power to control with the few forward deployed troops. >> and then, adding to all of this of course, the on-going and intensifying u.s. and allied talks with iran about its nuclear program. we asked you for questions for the panel and we got this on facebook from joy flick. she writes -- why is anyone taking this so-called iranian nuclear deal, in quotes, seriously when by kerry's own admission it's unenforceable and not legally binding. i have to sign a more binding negotiation with the vet to have my dog's teeth cleans. senator, what do you make about where the negotiations are head and how do you answer joy flick? >> well, i think joy's skepticism is warranted, chris. the negotiation are heading toward

montag was awarded $14 million in total compensation for last year compared with $13 million for moynahanstaying in the middle east, u.s. warplanes joining the assault on saddam hussein's hometown. footage showed american jets bombing targets integrate overnight. iraqi forces are trying to retake the city from islamic state militants. still with me is katherine specter and stephen cook, senior fellow for middle eastern studies with the council for foreign relations. thank you both for being here. stephen, let's start with you. wasn't getting to create under control to post -- supposed to be the easy thing that would happen in iraq? stephen: the operation was begun without the coordination of the united states. there was a lot of optimism on the part of the militias that took part in the operation. of course that now bald down against the islamic state and the united states has used the opportunity to insert its influence and authority there and is now using airstrikes to try to dislodge the remaining isis fighters. alix: what is the relationship on the ground that they seemingly have the

that is what moynahan saw so clearly in 1975, when he told the u.n., "what we have at stake here is not only the honor and legitimacy of the state of israel. a challenge on to arouse -- a challenge on to arouse vigilance. but at issue is the integrity of the whole body and the moral and legal precepts that we know as human rights." today's threats, from terrorists to diseases to poverty, we need more countries that can share our commitments and values so that we can make the -- make the world more just and secure. let me conclude. for israel, too often, the right to be treated equally or to exist at all, has been challenged. the history of israel is the story of perpetually overcoming these challenges. it is a story that is still being written as the ox -- as the obstacles still exist. throughout the shared history the united states has stood shoulder to shoulder with our partner through thick and thin. several decades ago when, like today, some were citing tensions in the ties between the united states and israel, a wise senator from massachusetts said, "it is worth remembering that is

. >> monday night on the communicators, we met up with tim moynahan to get a tour of the latest in tv technology. >> what does oled stand for? tim: organic light emitting diode. it refers to the backlight system. we use led backlight to color liquid crystal display and this one is using the individual oled particles as a source of light. they can turn on and off independently. with an led set you will always see some sort of life seeping -- light seeping through. to my eyes this is 4k and oled which is the buzzwords at the show. as the holy grail of tv. >> monday night on the communicators on c-span2. >> the event included a group of journalists discussing the important of investigative journalism and this is over and hour. >> i think will begin right away. thank you all for staying in place. we will move quickly my name is jack gillis. i am director of public affairs for the consumer affairs of america. i would like to welcome you on the investigative panel of reporting. for the consumer advocates and working with the media investigative reporting is one of the most critical componen

. >> tim moynahan, wired magazine. tim: do you want to penny back? >> the communicators is on location in las vegas for the annual ces annual consumer technology show. if you are interested in seeing more of our program, you can go to c-span.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span. created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service. >> tonight, the communications director of twitter providing a view of the operations and philosophy. here are portions of his remarks. gabriel: for those of you who are less familiar with twitter one of the things that has made it inc. is we support pseudonyms. unlike other platforms which require you to give your identity, because we allow pseudonyms support if you go into cases like the arab spring, it turns out if you want to take down the man, it is a lot easier to do so if you don't have to say here is exactly who i am and my real identity. the flipside is, if you do n

. >>> tonight on the communicators we met up with wired magazine reporter tim moynahan at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> and what did oled standeford. >> organic light emitted die oat. that referred to the l.e.d. back lights to color liquid crystal display and this one is usually using the individual oled particles as a source of light. so they can be turned on and turned off independently. with an l.e.d. set, you'll see some sort of light seeping through there. to my eyes this is pretty amazing, right? this is 4 k and oled which is sort of the two big buzzwords at this year's show and have been for a few years and this is the holy grail of tvs. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span 2. >>> the u.s. commission on civil rights held a hearing recently on workplace discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees. the agency is looking into how bias impacts hiring, compensation and termination. this is about two hours. >> commissioner, we're going to go back to the panel. we'll now proceed. i want to first of all introduce the pane

fatherlessness. 50 years since moynahan. go read it again, please. he was right in every respect. every respect. he got sports by the left. an icon of the democratic party. read those words and they are true today. with all due respect to the block family, and with respect to all families. as a result, we are paying a big price in this culture. and finally dave camp is a terrific member of the ways of means committee. he had all the arrows come at him, and he knew it was. comprehensive tax reform. we all know we have the highest corporate tax rate of the world we know about jobs leaving and manufacturing be down to 12 million jobs, and everyone says, oh my god we're going to fix it and it never happens. 1986 ronald reagan sat down with tip o'neill. a president led and it got worked out. we tend to think about this stuff, and i read "the wall street journal" like you all. the editorial pages constantly talking about preferences and social welfare. a flat taxers in the room, raise your hand. any flat taxers? you guys are pure. the problem is, flat tax is not going to pass. it that i

moynahan was honored at the white house in may for his role following the 2013 gun battle with the bostonbus driver who safely got 35 children off this bus is being called a hero. the driver noticing smoke coming from the engine when she arrived at the school tried to put out the flames herself before fire crews arrived. two children were treated at the scene but did not suffer any serious injuries. >>> new developments today in the investigation of the crash of germanwings flight 9525. nbc news has confirmed the captain of the downed plane has been identified as patrick sandier sandier sandier sandierhimmer. german prosecutors believe that lubitz may have hidden an illness from his employers. torn-up doctors notes including one excusing him the day of the crash were found in his apartment. nbc's katy tur is in montabaur with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: as recovery workers comb through the french alps german prosecutors are combing through the life of the man they say caused it all, co-pilot andreas lubitz. carrying boxes of evidence and computers from his homes in dusse

john moynahan was shot in the face, he did return fire killing the suspect. >> the officer was transported to the hospital. he was a man who served in iraq and he credited helping an officer who was injured through the gun battle with the boston bombing suspects. >>> this goes to the front page of the san francisco chronicle and turn your attention right there. >> cardinal season ends and suite 16. that came for the lady cardinals. it was jewel lloyd in the second. when it was over, the cardinals were empty handed. notre dame appeared to be warmer. they were on a very successful season. >>> starting next month, bart is going to close the tracks between the fruit and bart stations. this need to do repair work on those tracks. it's going to be done over several weekends between april and august, there will be a free bus bring bring between those stations. that bus bridge is likely going to cause delays of 30 to 60 minutes. >>> parts of the golden gate bridge will go dark in support of earth hour. we'll look at the golden gate bridge this morning. that he is a gorgeous shot. from 8:30 to 9:30

. >> monday night, we met up with tim moynahan at the consumer electronics show. he gave us a tool of tv technology. >> this is organic light emitting diodes. it refers to the back lights. it uses led backlights to color the display, and this one actually uses the individual led particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and turned off independently. with an led set, you will see light seeping through there. to my eyes, this is amazing. this is including the two buzzwords of the show. this is the holy grail of tv. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> up next, a debate inspired by the writings and correspondences of abraham lincoln and abolitionist frederick douglass. although the two men met on a handful