he allegedly beat william bennett to death in march of 2009. he is charged with capital murder abduction, rape, and malicious wounding. >> police are investigating a stabbing in northwest. he was conscious and breathing as he was taken to the hospital. no word as to what led to the hospital. >> walmart is hosting a job fair in d.c. looking for local veterans. it is part of an initiative to fight the high debt and unemployment rate. it be held at national park in capital st. se. it runs the 3:00 this afternoon. united airlines pilots are being warned about calling in sick to work. >> linda, good morning. >> good to see you both. we're talking about thousands of united pilots warned by the union against misuse and sickly. this is after the carrier now to end of normal height rate of such reports. what is interesting is that this comes as the union is pressing for the company to have a new contract. contract talks continue between the union and the carrier. get ready to hear a string of complaints from airline passengers. today is the david passen

he is accused of beating to death william bennett and raping his wife, cynthia, in march of 2009. the commonwealth's attorney said the circumstances of the attack determined -- demanded a capital trial but the death penalty is off the table. >> a frantic search after a massive building collapse in landover. one worker is believed to be direct beneath a mountain of debris. -- one worker is believed to be trapped beneath a mountain of debris. stephen tschida has the latest. >> the rescue workers have turned to these cranes, using these to try to dig some of the debris the mountain of debris and pieces of the roof off of the men. off to the left, the light area of the roof of this huge warehouse is the part that gave way last night. it happened at about 10:00 in the evening. newschopper 7 hovered above as the rescue effort went on below. >> i hope he is alive and i hope he gets out safe. >> a forklift operator knocked over an enormous storage shelf lead with documents pushing over racks eventually taking out the support for the roof. the whole thing came crashing down at about 10:00

institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> on "washington journal" william bennett discusses the issues in the 2012 campaign. the president of the american federation of teachers talks about the role of unions following the recall of scott walker. a look at the impact of watergate with the author of "the strongman." "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next >> become jamie dimon testifies before the house

institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] asks core education secretary william bennett discusses the issues in the 2012 presidential campaign. brandywine garden, president of the american federation of teachers, talks about the role occur of teachers following the unsuccessful recall of governor scott walker. john mitchell, nixon, and water bed. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> watergate was not a caper. it was about the fundamental attempt by the president of the united states to misuse and abuse the constitution, obstruct justice, and to try to undermine peace electoral process. texted has been 40 years since the watergate break-in. >> if you really look at it, they read or tampered with everyone's vote by saying this was not just something done, it was not just dirty tricks, it was a strategic plan aimed at

[applause] >> on "washington journal," former -- education secretary william bennett talks issues in the 2012 presidential campaign. then in the head of the federation of teachers talks about the role of unions following the failed recall of scott walker. then, -- washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> watergate was not a caper. it was about a fundamental decision to misuse and abuse the constitution, obstruct justice, and more than anything, to try and undermine the electoral process. >> it has been 40 years since the watergate break-in. >> they tampered with everybody's vote by saying that this was not just dirty tricks, it was a strategic plan aimed at getting the weakest nominee. they did it. >> what more from the two reporters who broke the watergate story online at the c- span video library. the latest u.s. chamber of commerce study of economic performance in the state's shares promising signs in the areas of energy production, manufacturing, and high-tech industry. the authors present their findings at their annual jobs summit in washington. this is about

[no audio] >> on "washington journal", the former educational -- education secretary william bennetts issues in the 2012 campaign. the president of the american federation of teachers talks about the role of unions. we also look at the impact of watergate. "washington journal", 9:00 a.m. on c-span. in his weekly radio address, president obama talks about creating more jobs for the middle-class. he calls on republicans to cooperate and pass all the provisions in the jobs bill. wisconsin governor scott walker gives this week's republican response. he criticizes the obama administration for exercising too much control and enacting economic policies. -- in in acting economic pulse >> over the last few weeks, i've. been talking a lot about america's economic future. i've told you how i believe we should go about creating strong, sustained growth, how we should pay down our long-term debt in a balanced way, and most of all, what we should do right now to create good, middle-class jobs, so people who work hard can get ahead. this isn't some abstract debate or trivial argument. i've said tha

copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> on washington journal, former labor secretary william bennetts the issues in the 25 presidential campaign. the president of the american federation of teachers talks about the role of unions following the unsuccessful recall of governors, walker. and a look at watergate with the author of "the strongman." live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, on c- span. in his weekly radio address, president obama talks about creating more jobs for the middle-class. he calls on republicans to cooperate with his administration, and pass all the provisions in the jobs bill. republican governor scott walker gives the republican response, criticizing the administration for its economic policy. >> over the last few weeks, i've been talking a lot about america's economic future. i've told you how i believe we should go about creating strong, sustained growth, how we should pay down our long-term debt in a balanced way, and most of all, what we should do right now to create good, middle-class jobs, so people who work hard can get ahead. this isn't some abstract debate or trivial

bennett. good morning, jeremy. caller: good morning. class of 2001 and a father and i would like to -- guest: williams college. caller: very good. guest: i went before it was the number one small college in the country, though, i don't know about you, caller. i don't think i would have gotten in there. caller: i went when they were, i think, number one college. guest: that's all right. guest: ok. caller: so i would like to remind us in talking about these theories that martin luther king said when a society begins to invest less and less in social upliftment and more and more into war and destruction, it's headed towards the spiritual death and so i would like dr. bennett to comment on what i see as two crucial pieces of what we're discussing here. one would be on the education tip which has to do with the way that truth has been overwhelmed by official narratives over and over in our country over the last century and then the second part of this has to do with the financial system and why we don't -- there's never enough money for the things that we obviously need and with dimon testifying to congress, what we see is the actual