officer moynihan is no ordinary cop.a hero from the boston marathon bombing, well known for being there when boston needed him most. boston police officer moynihan never saw it coming. last night, he and other officers pulled over a car in a high-crime area with his gun still in his holster, moynihan helped the driver out of the car. >> as the driver is getting out of the motor vehicle, you can see his right arm come up, pointblank, and shoot officer moynihan right below the eye. >> reporter: other officers returned fire. the gunman, identified as angelo west, was killed. moynihan, who is 34, was critically injured. the bullet remains lodged behind his right ear. officer moynihan is a highly decorated cop. a former army ranger, he was a first responder to the shootout in april of 2013 between police and boston marathon bombers tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. he helped save the life of transit police officer richard donohue, who was bleeding heavily from a gunshot to his leg. ( applause ) moynihan was honored for his acti

officer moynihan is a highly decorated cop.mer army ranger, he was a first responder to the shootoit in april of 2013 between police and boston marathon bombers tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. he helped save the life of transit police officer richard donohue, who was bleeding heavily from a gunshot to his leg. ( applause ) moynihan was honored for his actions by president obama as one of the country's top cops. boston's police commissioner agrees. >> one of our most outstanding officers in the youth violence task force who are all, you know, out there every night taking the guns off the street. >> reporter: the man hoshot officer moynihan, angelo west, had a history of violence and several prior convictions on gun charges. almost two dozen people were hurt in los angeles today when a commuter train struck a car near the university of southern california campus. most of the injuries were minor but the train operator and the driver of the car were critically hurt. two of the train's passenger cars derailed. it turns out, the raci

the police say that a traffic stop erupted in gunfire with the suspect shooting moynihan before officers returned fire. the police commissioner is calling the shooting completely unprovoked. >> the officer was assisting the driver without provocation. as the driver is getting out of the motor vehicle his right arm comes up, point blank, and shoots officer moynihan right below the eye. kimberly: officer moynihan served in iraq and was honored at the white house for helping another officer following a gunbattle with the boston bombing suspect. a man is in police custody tonight accused of shooting seven people at a spring break house party. it happened early this morning in panama city beach, florida. three victims are in critical condition. witnesses said some of the victims are students at alabama and m university. the suspect is also from alabama. prince george's county police are looking for three men that they say robbed an off-campus apartment just before 4:00 this morning. they enter the apartment off of knoxville road. one had a gun, another a knife. one person was hurt, but not ba

tim moynihan, we're coming up on sharp. we got toshiba here. >> yeah. >> all the companies we've been touring today should we consider them high end companies? >> yeah. well, obviously toshiba is pretty high end if they have a robot lady. >> hello. >> that is very -- an android. >> disturbing? is that disturbing? >> a little bit disturbing. >> you know, there's the robot that looks a little too much like a human. >> okay. so the -- moving along --. >> how much are these going into theas products? >> well, that's what they make -- the companies that i've -- the lg's, samsungs, the sonys, and sharp, i would say, and a lot of other companies are doing it, too, but in the past few years i've kind of seen them come up with more leaps and bounds in the tv rem. another company we were talking about, vizio, they've been great. i think they're number one brand in the u.s. or were number one brand in the u.s. and they came out last year with a 4k tv that cost a thousand dollars. so i don't know what's going on. that's weird. you see

joining us we will take a tour with tim moynihan of wired magazine. tim, we are in the lg booth here. what is here that made you want to see this booth? >> lg makes a lot of things with my primary area of coverage is television. they are a unique company because they make led's which people see as the future of quality. they are very expensive and hard to make. lg is the only one making that one. >> is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> yes. most televisions right now are computers. they are tvs that have ten core processors and the integrated function for the web, streaming. 4-k is huge and needs processing power. quantum dot is huge. and lg is unique in they have these led's. >> behind us it says 8k >> we are beyond 4-k now. these are prototypes. there is one sharp tv that is coming out and going to be stimulated but we are talking about stepping it up in resolution. if you think about it as the jump from standard to high definition this is four times the definition of high resolution. it is crystal clear and sort of the

the suspect allegedly shot moynihan point-blank under his right eye. other officers returned fire killing the suspect. officer moynihan was honored for his role and bravery during the shootout with the boston marathon bombers two years ago. >>> in florida a gunman shot and wounded seven people early this morning during a spring break party. this happened at a house in panama city. all of the victims are in their early 20s and police said several were students at alabama a&m university. they were visiting the gulf coast. a 22-year-old suspect also from alabama was arrested and charged with seven counts of attempted murder. >>> amanda knox began the next chapter of her life today after an italian court cleared her once and for all of the murder of her roommate back in 2007. we get more on this tonight from nbc's kelly cobiella in rome. >> reporter: after seven and a half years, amanda knox is finally free. breaking her silence outside her home in seattle late last night. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened, for the justice i have received, f

police say moynihan had asked the driver to step out of his vehicle when that driver opened fire. >> you can see his right arm come up, point blank, shoot officer moynihan right below the eye. >> a woman at the scene was reportedly treated for flesh wound, but is expected to be okay. three other officers taken to the hospital with stress related issues. >> merely two dozen people were hurt when a commuter train hit a car in los angeles, and partially de-railed. most of the injuries to those on the train were minor. but, one person in the car was critically injured. and had to be cut out of the vehicle. the crash happened near the university of southern california campus, and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> stay with us, coming up: the very latest for the search for people still missing in the wake of the building collapse in new york city. plus, camden county honors a hero. how supporters thanked this 91 year old veteran of the battle of hiro jima. justin? >> we are in the middle of a spring chill this weekend. we'll talk about how long these cold temperature

joining us we're going to take a tour with tim moynihan of "wired" magazine. tim, we're in the lg booth here. what's in here that made you want to see this booth? >> guest: you name it. lg makes a lot of things. my primary area of coverage is television. hg is a very unique -- lg is a very unique company because they make olb sets, people see it as the future of picture quality. lg right now is the only ones really making that in scale. >> host: is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> guest: yes. well, most televisions right now are computers. i mean, there are tvs in this booth that are ten cores processers, and all the integrated functionality for the web, streaming stuff. 4k is a huge thing, so those are the big buzzword 4g and old sets. >> host: i see behind us it says 8k. >> guest: yeah, we're already beyond 4k now. these are basically, prototypes. there's one sharp tv of that's coming out that's going to be simulated 8k, but what we're talking about is stepped up in resolution. you think about it as the jump from standard testif

moynihan moynihan, by the way, served as an army ranger in iraq, he was honored at the white house forping save a fellow officer following a shootout with the boston marathon bombing suspects in 2013. >>> a minneapolis community searching for a missing college student at this hour. police say 22-year-old jennifer hooly hooley was last seen at a bar between 1:00 and 2:00 yesterday. she was wearing a green blouse, black leggings and dark high heel shoes. her purse was found several blocks away. the university of minnesota senior described at 5'5" 140 pounds with long blond hair. anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to call 911. >>> drastically different temperatures, to say the least, recorded across the country today. the east coast, 10 to 25 degrees below average for this time of year with a mix of rain even snow, yes. then on the west coast in the plains temperatures were 10 to 25 degrees above. senior meteorologist janice dean is joining us now from the fox weathercenter. janice, you tried to dodge me earlier but you're going to have to explain to us how is this pos

officer john moynihan is in a medically induced coma after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stop striking him in the face. police shot and killed that suspect. last year moynihan received the department's medal of honor for helping another officer during a shoot-out with the boston marathon bombers. he also served as an army ranger during the iraq war. >>> happening now, advocates of tougher gun control laws are on a 400-mile bike ride from newtown, connecticut, to washington. a group called team 26 began its third annual tribute ride yesterday. the 26 cyclists represent the 26 children and adults killed in the sandy hook school shooting in december of 2012. over the next few days they will make stops in delaware, new jersey, and pennsylvania. >>> all right. a cold weekend and we'll rebound nicely on monday and some really wild air in our seven-day forecast. not today, though. it's a frigid start to your day and we'll keep that cold air in place all day long. first weather headline on your sunday morning, milder on monday. we might pop back down to the 40s on tuesday and wednesda

last year moynihan was among a group of top cops honored by the white house.fe during the 2013 watertown shoot-out with the boston bombers. the officer once again displaying bravery on the job. susan candiotti, cnn. >> thoughts and prayers with that officer and his family we'll keep you updated on his condition. >>> another big story we're following here, arkansas the governor there says he'll sign it too. another religious freedom bill may be passed sometime today. making 21 states that are going to provide a tool for the faithful to avoid burdens on their religion. that's a premise that has indiana in a tornado of controversy with lawmakers scrambling to fix their law and appease other states and lawmakers, businesses and hordes of protesters. many believe the law does not need to be fixed. it's fine the way it is and that's why it was passed that way. one is ryan mccann, director of the indiana policy. are you surprised at this backfire of the law? >> i'm taken a bit by surprise. thank you forring me on. we were able to get through the legislative session a

when daniel patrick moynihan, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. [applause] when he passionately objected to the resolution he told the general assembly, the abomination of anti-semitism has been given the appearance of international sanction. what we have here is a lie. and it was precisely because of this lie and the fact that the general assembly does not act fairly towards israel that we worked over the last year with israel, the european union canada, and other nations to convened the first ever meeting on anti-semitism in the very same u.n. general assembly that gave us a zionism is racism. the late great moynihan would not have believed the scene in the general assembly hall on january 22, this year, when more than 50 countries, including a good number that i voted for the 1975 resolution, and people of all states took the podium not only to denounce anti-semitism and attacks like the barbers killings in paris that had occurred on january 9, but also to commit their countries to take concrete steps to stop its alarming rise. going forward, a

moynihan was in critical condition after he was shot by a suspect friday night.-- he is now stable. and doctors say he should end up making a full recovery. the suspect who fired at moynihan was shot and killed by officers there at the scene. >>> talk about a very unwelcome thrill. the cyclone roller coaster at coney island's amusement park got stuck on the first day of the season. the 88-year-old wooden coaster got stuck near the top, leaving passengers stranded up there. they had to make their way down to the bottom by foot while employees assisted those who were afraid of heights. no one ended up being hurt. the ride was up and running again, believe it or not, just a short time later. >>> it was an exciting debut at the san diego zoo. this weekend the zoo introduced the world to its newest additions, little jaguar cub crawling out there. his mother nadiri gave birth on march 12th. the sex of the cub not known just yet. but it is ndiri's third cub. >>> the world's only surviving panda triplets are growing up in the public eye. the 8-month-old cubs are said to

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i was in my 20s, reading work by daniel patrick moynihan, irving kristol, a commentary magazine and the public interest and listening to and considering in a serious way alternative ways of helping people who were in need that did not involve large state-run bureaucracies and especially in powering the institutions of civil society to deliver the health education and welfare benefits that they historically have been so good at delivering. that doesn't mean i am a libertarian. i am not. i don't think government has no role. i think government has a very important role in promoting public health safety, morals, advancing the common good and helping to provide a safety net for circumstances like those we found ourselves in as a nation during the depression. my conservatism isn't on the libertarian wink of conservatism but i do believe in limited government, government should be small but strong, government should assist, in no way impede or usurped the autonomy or of 40 or integrity of the institutions of civil society. government should not try to replace the family or the church or the c

the suspect who shot moynihan was killed by police. mayor mike pence stands behind his controversial religious freedom bill. he says the law will not change, and is slated to take effect in july. kron 4's alecia reid tells us how he defends his stance. >> alecia: governor mike pence says the new state law is not about discrimination. it'san attempt to protect religious freedom. the legistion was signed on thursday. it prohibits indiana laws that substantially burden a person's ability to follow his or her religious beliefs. individuals who say their beliefs have been burdened can now lean on the law to fend off lawsuits. although the new law doesn't mention sexual orientation, many believe it could be used to discriminate against people, particularly the lgbtq community. >> indiana "this bill is not about discrimination. and if i thought it legalized discrimination in any way i would have vetoed it." >> "i'm just really at loss for words for what this is doing to our state and to our country." >> just because we are recognizing religio

video shows moynihan approaching the driver's door. the suspect continued shooting. moynihan served as an army ranger in iraq and was honored at the white house for helping save a fellow officer. >>> 23 people hospitalized after an air canada jet skidded off the run way in halifax. the airline says the accident occurred while landing in bad weather early this morning. 138 people were on board that flight from toronto most of the injured were released from the hospital already. officials now confirm the plane hit an antenna before touching down. electricity went out at the airport. officials have not yet confirmed why that happened. >>> recent plane crashes renewing debate about whether cameras should be placed inside airplane cockpits. voice reporters could be useless. if you look at what happened in france they are coming in handy. they can be useless if the crew becomes incapacitated before the crash. video can provide critical information for investigators. not everybody is in favor of this. brian has the story. >> harris, many pilots are against the cameras. they

officer john moynihan was in a medically induced coma after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stop striking him in the face. police shot and killed that suspect. last year, moynihan received the department's medal of honor for helping another officer with a shoot-out with the boston marathon bombers. >>> an alabama man is facing attempted murder charges this morning after police say he is behind a springbreak shooting in panama city that injured seven people. three of those victims are in critical condition. authorities say several of the injured are students at alabama's a&m university. they are on spring break at the time. police have arrested 22-year-old david daniels in connection with the shooting spree. however, investigators have not released a motive in the case. >>> a commuter train crashed in los angeles and injured 21 people this weekend. the train slammed into a car at a crossing near the university of southern california yesterday. the driver of the car and the train's operator were seriously hurt although the operator's condition has improved. 19 passengers on board t

officer john moynihan is in a medically induced coma after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stop striking him in the face. police shot and killed that suspect. last year moynihan received the department's medal of honor for helping another officer during the shoot-out with the boston marathon bombers. he also served as an army ranger during the iraq war. >>> we also have new information about the explosion that levelled three apartment buildings in new york. back in august it turns out utility workers found the restaurant's gas line was tapped and there were several leaks. service was shut down at the end of the summer while crews made repairs. now investigators want to know if thursday's explosion was because of a similar gas theft scheme. meanwhile, two people are still missing. >>> in los angeles, authorities are investigating the cause of a commuter train crash. the train slammed into a car at a crossing near the university of southern california yesterday. the driver and the train's operator were both seriously hurt although the operator's condition has improved. 19 passenge

officer john moynihan was shot in the face friday night after a driver in a traffic stop. he shot at other officers as he tried to get away, but was killed by an officer's fire. >> here, clearly unprovoked one of our officers shot point blank in the face. it's a terrible tragedy and all we're doing is helping them. >> moynihe was at boston medical center. officer moynihan received an award of being one of the first responders in the gun battle with the boston marathon bombers. >>> we are learning more about what was said and done in the cockpit of germanwings flight before the crash. the black box reportedly shows the pilot pleading with the co-pilot to let him back in and trying to break down the door in the minutes before the plane crashed in the french alps. also on the tape the screams of passengers who watched the pilot yelling through the closed door helpless. greg is here with more in deus serks ldorf germany. >> just behind us is the apartment where co-pilot andreya andreas lubitz lived. the big news is that reported transcript portraying the final minutes of that

police say that video from the scene last night shows officer moynihan approaching the driver's door41-year-old angela west pulled a gunpoint blank and shot him. west continued firing at officers, and he was killed at the scene. >> he's a highly decorated military vet one of our most outstanding officers in the youth violence task force out there every night taking the guns off the street. >> officer moynihan received a national award for being a first responder on the scene leading to the arrest of the boston marathon bombing suspect back in 2013. another woman was hurt in the shooting but is expected to be okay. >>> well two people are still missing after an apparent gas line explosion in a new york city apartment building. today, dogs are searching through the rubble and officials from the medical examiner's office they're on the scene as well. officials are looking for these two men. 23-year-old nicholas figueroa was on a date in the restaurant where the explosion occurred. 26-year-old moises hukong worked there. three buildings were leveled in the disaster. 22 people were injure

officer john moynihan is in a medically induced coma after a suspect opened fire during a traffic stopiking him in the face. police shot and killed that suspect. last year moynihan received the department's medal of honor for helping another officer during the shoot-out with the boston marathon bombers. he also served as an army ranger during the iraq war. >>> happening now, advocates of tougher gun control laws are on a 400-mile bike ride from newtown, connecticut, to washington, d.c. a group called team 26 began its third annual tribute ride yesterday. the 26 cyclists represent the 26 children and adults killed in the sandy hook school shooting in december of 2012. over the next few days, they will make stops in delaware new jersey, and pennsylvania. >>> all right. a frigid start to your sunday if you haven't stepped out yet, you want to bundle up as you head out this morning. temperatures mainly in the 20s, windchills in the teens. so feeling like winter. it was cold yesterday, it's going to be another cold one today before we rebound nicely on monday. so weather headlines on your s

moynihan would not have believed the scene when many countries and people of all faiths took the podium not only to attack anti-semitism, but also to commit their countries to take concrete steps to stop its alarming rise. going forward, all countries now need to be held to those pledges. [applause] let me give you a sampling of what we have done across the u.n. system to defend israel's right to be treated like any other nation. we opposed everyone of them. [applause] [no audio] when the u.n. human rights council held a session last july to inquire about human rights violations in the palestinian territories, we cast the soul no vote -- the sole no vote on a resolution that did not mention hamas even wants -- mention hamas even once. [applause] and this is after hamas had fired proximally 4000 rockets on israel last year. in 2009, more than half of the resolutions adopted on the human rights council focused on israel. today, we have lowered that proportion to a third. but still, the human rights council has adopted more resolutions criticizing israel than it has for north korea, where

last year moynihan was honored at the white house for his role in stopping the boston marathon bombers. >>> now to the vatican where the pope is leading catholics in palm sunday celebrations this morning. thousands of people gathered in st. peter's square mark, the start of the holy catholic week. the pope paid tribute to those killed for their faith, a reference to the victims of the islamic state militants. >>> finally, tom brady's athletic prowess may not be sitting with el with the new england patriots. he took a cliff dive saturday and posted it. he survived the incredible splash down and captured the photo saying "never doing that again." with the #airbrady. fans went crazy commenting on his page with some we can't repeat this morning while you eat your breakfast. there were almost 18,000 comments. >> people were upset because if he were to get injured. some people like dylan were totally okay with it. >> there's nothing wrong with tom brady in a bathing suit. >> he's so cool even when he does that. he's not like flailing around like i would be. he's just like -- >> all right. le

. >> officer moynihan was ranked one of the top cops. in the meantime today prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. they will hear additional evidence during the trial's second phase to determine if he is convicted whether he will be sentenced to death or life in prison. three people were killed and more than 260 injured. >>> the california highway patrol released dramatic video of a daring rescue at yosemite national park. it shows a man being hoisted up into a helicopter. rescuers say they got separated during a hike on friday. the group tried to take a shortcut. the man got trapped on the ledge over night. he was able to build a fire and keep warm. one of the other hikers was also rescued from a different location the day before the third hiker managed to make it to safety on his own. >>> the palo alto city council look into action that would stop the conversion of retail businesses into office space in the downtown area. the palo alto weekly reports the city has lost 70,000 of squa

, senator moynihan was right and you into read his report. it's not a or white or brownish. it's an american issue. so i think it is in my view, not the right policy call it whatever you want, i think there needs to be both genders supposed to child-rearing. >> have you read any studies -- >> i read studies you should -- >> have you read studies show that gay parents can be just as effective -- >> i have no problem with that. >> okay. i'm wondering i'll send you some stuff. what's your name? >> ashton. >> all right. >> i'd like to consider voting for the republican party because said to have stand for small, limited government but i don't see how -- >> are you a libertarian? >> socially, sure. i don't see how regulating how people -- who people can marry, who people can love, is an example -- >> states have always regulated that. that's not new. always. you're a possible. i want to close you. yes, sir. >> chris from concord. could you give me two or three examples of where you would fundamentally reform the size and scope of the federal gover

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, sir. chris: chris witt, from concord. can you give me examples where you would fundamentally reform

we -- we met up with tim moynihan who gave us a tour. >> what does led stand for? >> organic light emital dial. led set refer do is the back light system. led uses back light to color liquid crystal displays and this one is using the individual whole led particles as a source of light. so they can be turned on and off independently. with an led set they will take some light seeping through there. to my eyes it is pretty amazing. this is 4-k and led which are two big buzz words at the show and have been. this is the holy grail of tv. >> tonight at 8 eastern on the "the communicators" on c-span2. earlier today, supreme court justice anthony kennedy and steven bryant testified on high court's 2016 budget request. justice kennedy also spoke about cameras into the courtroom and laid out our arguments for having them. here is more now. >> people suggest that maybe the court should televise oral argument and people could see first-hand what goes on. i know the court has historically rejected that. i think it was justice sotomayor before going on the bench thought it would

announcer: monday night, we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronics show in las vegas.e gave us a tour of the latest in t.v. technology. >> it stands for organic light emitting diode. led refers to the backlight system. it uses that to cover liquid crystal displays. the viewpoint is using individual particles as a source of light. they can be turned on and off independently. with an led set, you will always have some sort of light seeping through. to my eyes, this is pretty amazing. this is for k and -- 4k and led this is sort of the holy grail of t.v.'s. announcer: monday night on c-span2. announcer colin, i discuss in on the last major speeches of lincoln and martin luther king jr. president lincoln delivered his second inaugural address at the u.s. capitol in march,

police say officer moynihan and his partner stopped a car while following up on reports of shots fireda man in the car shot him just below his eye. the bullet lodging below his right ear. doctors removed the bullet on sunday. his condition is listed as stable and improving. >>> turn to the explosion and fire that brought down three new york city buildings. investigators are trying to determine if a gas line was deliberately compromised. >>> closure for relatives as crews recovered the bodies of two young victims from the site. more now from abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: searchers and dogs sifting through the wreckage of a massive gas explosion. finding the bodies of two victims. the family of one of them, 23-year-old nicholas figueroa at the ground floor sushi restaurant when the blast occurred confirming he was recovered. medical examiners trying to determine if the other is 26-year-old moises lucon, a waiter at the restaurant. city officials tell abc news it's growing increasingly likely the blast caught on camera, was the result of criminal activity. investigators now pursuing re

that is what moynihan's also clearly invented 1975, when he told the u.n., as it prepared to pass that infamous resolution "what we have at stake here is not merely the honor and the legitimacy of the state of israel. i challenge to the legitimacy of a member nation ought to arouse the vigilance of all members of united nations. the more important matter is at issue, which is the integrity of the whole body and the moral and legal precepts which we know is human rights." the stakes have not changed. and if we are to contain -- confront today's threats from terrorist to the diseases to poverty, we need more countries that share our commitment to values so that we can make the world more just and more secure. let me conclude. for israel, too often, the right to be treated equally and at times even the time to exist at all has been challenge. israel's history, and part, is the story of perpetually overcoming these challenges. it is a story that is still being written as the obstacle still exist in so many forms reveal what anti-semitism around the world regimes that threaten its distance

moynihan is expected in time to make a full recovery. the search for a missing college student. 22-year-old jennifer hugh disappeared after going out with her friend. >> her purse and her phone were found in the middle of the street near her apartment building which is a few blocks down from blarney's. a lot of us think she may have tried to walk home. martha: mark fuhrman joins me, he's a retired lapd detective. >> the possible victim, the young girl left the bar and separated from her girlfriend. tried to walk home and we can probably assume that because the purse and the cell phone were found in the middle of the street. this could be good or this could be bad. you look the purse. if there is money and credit cards possibly the object of the contact of the suspect was not theft, it was abduction. the cell phone and the purse left there. the victim certainly wouldn't do that on her own. that's a bad scenario. you are hoping the credit cards were taken so they were used. if they are taken they are usually used within several hours of th

and officer moynihan was helping the driver out of the car. >> as the driver is getting out of the moask officer moynti han right below the eye. >> the gunman then emptied his .357 magnum at the officers. killing the 45-year-old. west has a violent criminal past with prior gun convictions. he was jail asked for after shooting at boston police. a dozen bullet holes. from last night marked civil businesses. and the d.a.s office is handling the investigation. >> we will do a completely thorough investigation. >> we will issue the reports and findings to you,ing the public and the media. >> it is going to be completely transparent. >> officer moynihan was honored. and this is the nation's top cops. this is for his role in helping a transit officer wounded. during the boston marathon bombing. >> stay with us you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. ♪♪ perice a there posbilies of conneing th

i was in my 20s, reading work by daniel patrick moynihan, irving kristol, a commentary magazine and the public interest and listening to and considering in a serious way alternative ways of helping people who were in need that did not involve large state-run bureaucracies and especially in powering the institutions of civil society to deliver the health education

while i was still young probably in my 20s like patrick moynihan and greedy in commentary magazine and the public interest. but there are alternative ways to help people that didn't involve large state-run democracies hint bet that historically they have been so good at delivering. but to have those morals of of france in the common good while providing a safety net. i fake government should be small been issued no way you steer the integrity of those instances when dash as tuitions of civil society should not try to replace and i think very often is that so that'll move to meet in the direction of what today is called conservatism. in the earlier era it would not be back idea at all. that was given liberalism at the with a strong civil society liberal. >> also a professor >> host: on location there protested university where we're interviewing professors of also offers them we will introduce you to you patricia s. hernandez kelly. what is baltimore? >> one of the traces this most important in our nation that the current moment but in an area that receives very little attention. i see

alix: is brian moynihan's job at risk at all depending on sort of the re-evaluation?talking with paul miller yesterday from f.p.r.? i was listening to him on bloomberg radio yesterday at some point and he was saying it could be a tough situation for brian moynihan but if he does get his revised proposal through the fed, then it's going to be off to the races again for bank of america. while it is a slightly difficult situation, definitely more difficult than the goldman sachs of the world, it's still something that could be a winning situation. >> part of the critique from the fed last week when we got the first round of stress tests that came out, the fed was very hard on banks that were geared toward investment banks like a goldman sachs. so in this environment, bill, do you want to be a wells fargo and be really geared to the consumer or do you want to be a goldman sachs that had not wound down some of the businesses under regulatory oversight? >> i think the record of goldman sachs over the years has been good and i think wells fargo has shown over the last two ye

monday night on "the communicators," we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. he gave us a tour of the latest technology. >> organic light emitting diode. it refers to the backlight system. it uses led backlight to color liquid crystal display. this one is using the individual particles as a source of light. so they can be turned off and on independently. with an led set there will always be some sort of light seeping through. to my eyes, this is pretty amazing. this is 4k and oled, the big buzzwords at this years show. this is sort of the holy grail of tvs. >> monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators." >> consideration of attorney general nominee loretto lynch was delayed last week in the senate because of differences over a human trafficking bill. senators spent much of the week trying to advance the measure with several procedural votes falling short of the 60 votes required, leaving her nomination still pending in the senate. senate minority whip dick durbin came to the floor wednesday to speak about the delay. sen. durbin: mr. pre

john moynihan was shot at point blank range friday night during a traffic stop.ed to the hospital in critical condition. after a successful surgery to remove a bullet from his neck, john moynihan's condition was updated to stable. >> the community, the police, the clergy all rallying together. >> he's credited with helping save a transit officer injured during a gun battle with the boston marathon bombing suspects. prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case in the boston marathon case. thethree people were killed and more than 268 injure -- 260 injured in the boston mara -- boston marathon finish line. >>> some are giving wack to the community for spring break. they are renovating the san jose day nursery by fixing up the backyard and adding murals and landscaping. we hope that they stay connected to the community and by, you know, either painting a tree or a fence that they feel they gave back in some way and made a difference in some way. >> now, this alternative spring break event was organized by the united way of silicon valley. >>> 7:

police say 34-year-old john moynihan is fighting for his life after he was shot during a traffic stop. the suspect was killed by other officers. back in may moynihan received top cop award at the white house for his role in the gunbattle with the boston marathon bombers. >>> a driver that helped 35 children evacuate a burning bus is called a hero. the quick thinking driver noticed smoke coming from the engine when she arrived at the school friday and swiftly got the kids off the bus. even tried to put out flames herself with an x continuing wisher. two children were treated at the scene but didn't have serious injuries. >>> authorities are investigating a hang gliding accident. a 12-year-old boy and instructor were killed when it crashed into a dry lakebed south of las vegas. police say the instructor and experienced hang glider was with the boy at the time of the accident. >>> more follow-up over hillary clinton's use of private e-mails while secretary of state. friday the head of the congressional committee investigating benghazi says clinton's lawyer informed him her e-mail server

. >> officer moynihan is credited with saving a transit officer. >>> later today prosecutors are expectedp up the first phase of their case against accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the same jury that considers 30 charges against tsarnaev will hear additional evidence during the trial's second phase to determine if he is convicted and whether he will be sentenced to death or life in prison. three people were killed, more than 260 were hurt in that april 2013 explosion at the boston marathon finish line. >>> a peaceful march and vigil will be held in san francisco today to protest the archbishop controversial morality clause for catholic schoolteachers. under fire for requiring father local catholic high schools to adopt new guidelines that condemn homosexuality and birth control. the group will meet at 6:00 and march to st. mary's cathedral where they plan to hold the vigil. >>> it is time to come out of the shadows. >> we are people. we are not illegal. >> now they held a rally in the mission district organized by the immigrant youth coalition. and they say it's important

criminal justice top about fatherlessness. 50 years since moynihan. go read moynihan again. please. he was right in every respect every respect. he got torched by the last. icon of the democratic party. read those words and they are true today with respect to all families and as a result we are paying a big price as the culture. finally, dave camp terrific chairman of the ways and means and he had the guts of the republican chairman to throw out they are and all the aeros came not in and he knew it would. comprehensive tax reform. we know is the highest tax rate in the world and the jobs offshore and we all know about manufacturing down to 12 million jobs and everybody says my god we are going to fix it. it never happen aired in 1986 ronald reagan sat down with tip o'neill. if president ladd, what a concept, if president ladd and it got worked out. and now i will close with this. we tend to think about this stuff. i read "the wall street journal" like you all. editorial pages talk about preferences, corporate welfare. in a flat tax in the room? raise your hand. but the fact of it is