wilson college and all rest. i offered to come to princeton and offered to teach them too really dislike him. he was proe progressive. that freedom of the -- he said history of freedom is history of limit the government. he did not think that future of freedom was that. he had this believe he got. in application of expertise, him and his friends applied them to society. he began as i say as first president too criticize american founding say we have turned a corner, and that america must get over its founding. premises pr produce the architecture. >> i think last time i did one of these interviews with c-span was with levin. wilson gets a lot of his thinking in german hi history implement higism, hewould be a e people. >> in order to get an advance degree in second half of 19 century, you had too go to to germany. and wilson did not but a lot of pihis professors did. those scholars, who within to germany came back with a robust faith in german bureaucracy. and state. as a disinterested application of knowledge. a

then sergeant wilson opened a guard in the hotel room shared by the mother and daughter. before that sunday night was over, the two women would have another round of questioning with the detectives. >> they totally grilled me, and you get mad. so, of course, i was fighting back. >> they were asking you the question, did you do this? >> correct. you know, and then one of the cops even told me, we have to ask these questions. i'm like, do you have to get right here and ask me the questions? >> alice carpenter. she led some of the questioning. >> what did you make of the daughter, may? >> i got the feeling she was honest with me, but you never know. people are deceptive. >> the cops went through narcy's story once again, hoping for an overlooked detail or investigative nugget. >> she is the grieving, all of a sudden widow? >> exactly. we need that information. she's the last person that saw mr. novack. >> narcy told detectives there was something of value missing, a gold bracelet that spelled out ben's name in diamonds, an expensive rolex watch was still on the bed lying in

wilson and his contemporaries viewed the u.s. as having a special ability to create a just and peaceful postwar world. i thought that war relief and reconstruction could show this. there were some in the u.s. who doubted this or were maybe a little cynical. this is from a chicago tribune editorial called "who will rebuild europe?" i'm going to quote a short segment from it. "various american millionaires, philanthropic or otherwise, have proposed that the united states shall undertake the rebuilding of europe after the war is over. however, americans have regarded europe as an aesthetic experience, not as a living nation, a wrecked fort and dismantled gun will be almost as interesting as a suit of ancient armor. there will be trenches and historic battlefields. the american, if he has any money at all, will be willing to rush to europe." this was written in 1916 before the u.s. even entered the war. indeed, a lot of americans with money rushed to europe. this was part of the tension. many collectors were trying to acquire europea

you can see the overlap with wilson's language. in europe, they welcomed the idea because the americans were going to pump money into the economy to rebuild the library, but they looked at it warily as well. they wanted some say over what this looks like. i think americans saw themselves a caretakers and it's not coincidence the first western civilization course was taught in 1919 at columbia university. not taught in europe, it is an american course. you note that it ends with u.s. power. it is the u.s. picking up the mantle from europe, especially by the 1950's. it is kind of a picture early earlier --cture peculiarly american view. if you like architecture, you may have seen grand central station in new york city which he designed. he had ideas about what he wanted it to look like. the bucket that they used to laid the cornerstone had the stars and stripes wrapped around it. everything seemed to go swimmingly. the problem was they raised $500,000 and they needed one million. they did actually raise a lot of the money through mor

the woodrow wilson center & the national history center hosted this event. >> thank you. i am delighted to see so many of series to welcome to our fromsor petra goedde temple university. she is a professor in the history of globalization. she is a co-editor of one of the most important journals in the field

. >> reporter: over 200 parishioners were in attendance, including 71-year-old jack wilson, a reserve deputy sheriff. >> we noticed that his right hand was visible but his left hand never was visible. so i'm assuming at this point that the shotgun was, you know, was in his pocket all the way up under his armpit, and he's holding it in place with his left hand. >> reporter: in the video you see the gunman wearing a dark hoodie sitting in the back pew. he gets up, walks to the back, and appears to say something to a deacon, then pulls out a long gun, aims, and begins to shoot. the attack lasting just six seconds. >> that's a long six seconds. and a lot of things go down in six seconds. >> reporter: wilson was in charge of church security, pulls out his own gun, fires a single shot, kills the gunman before he can harm anyone else. >> active threats, 1900 south las vegas trail. >> reporter: cries amidst the chaos erupting. at least five other parishioners pulled out handguns and carefully approached the gunman. toward the back of the church, one man kicks away the suspect's gun and picks

russell wilson to d.k. metcalf, five-point 9er lead. wilson to jacob holster. says you will have nothing and like it. stopped inches short. 9ers win a thriller, 26-21. >> we're definitely not done but this is something we'll definitely celebrate for 24 hours. and play more football. >> our goal is to play for football. it feels better being the one seed. there's only one team happy at the end of the year. we're going to be happy tonight and we're going to get back to work. >> it's pretty incredible especially from the start of the season all the hearsay and everything of our team and what we're going to do and come out here and get the one seed. it's a pretty nice feeling but it's a step in the right direction. we've got a long way to go. >> it's a new season. where we're going is a new season. the great thing is it starts 0-0 record and comes down to winning football games and that's the thing we're looking forward to. >> the raiders need a lot of help and a win to make the post season. the other games didn't go their way and it turns out raiders couldn't help

. >> jason: jack wilson. i cannot say enough good things about ordinary people who do extraordinary things. god bless him. he saved a lot of people that day. lieutenant governor dan patrick, thank you for your leadership and thank you for joining us. happy new year. i need to turn now to new york city where crime is on the rise. attacks on police officers are becoming more and more prevalent and a string of anti-semitic attacks leaves the jewish community on edge. this weekend, five were stabbed during a hanukkah celebration at a rabbis home in new york state. near a city mayor de blasio spoke out to give his condolences but he also placed the blame squarely on president trump. >> an atmosphere of hate has been developing in this country over the last few years. a lot is emanating from washington and is having an effect on all of us. >> you are blaming the president? >> not just the president. we need a different tone starting in washington. >> jason: ay-yai-yai. job early. thank you for joining us. what's yo

. >> jason: jack wilson. 's i cannot say enough good things about ordinary people who do extraordinary things. god bless him. he saved a lot of people that day.e lieutenant governor dan patrick thank you for your leadership and thank you forr joining us. happy new year. i need to turn now to new york city, where crime is on the rise. attacks on police officers are becoming more and c more prevalt and a string of anti-semiticff attacks leaves the jewish community on edge. this weekend, five were stabbed during a hanukkah celebration at a rabbi's home in new york state. new york city mayor de blasio spoke out to give his condolences, but he also placed the blame squarely on president trump. >> an atmosphere of hate haso been developing in this country over the last few years. a lot is emanating from washington and is having an effect on c all of us. >> you are blaming the president? >> not just the president.wa we need a different tone starting in washington. >> jason: ay-yai-yai. joe borelli. thank you for joi

her fellow author, rick wilson, remains with us. karine, could you make the argument that biden's problem along these lines is he hasn't settled on the story, the response, the story to tell. for now his story is owned by the other side. >> yeah, that is a problem that biden has, which is what is your narrative? can you control your story, right? that's kind of politics 101. control the narrative before the other side does. and he tends to not do that. but i do have to say, though, his response yesterday was a good one, the one where an older gentleman came to him and said, hey, you know, i don't think -- you're too old or talked to him about the hunter situation with ukraine. and i thought biden answered that pretty well. he probably -- his message needed to be a little bit more clear, but he showed some fire in his belly, and i think we need to see more of that but with a clearer message. i have to say as well, with the kerry endorsement, and i think this plays into the narrative that biden is trying to do, endorsements doesn't re

after all, wilson had promised them such dignity in the draft of his 14 points. for those who are not familiar, the famous 14 points -- maybe not as famous as the other points but still famous, there was part of the ottoman empire but other nationalities which are not under turkish law should be part of opportunity and of development. and the dardanelles should be permanently opened as a free passage to the ships and commerce of all nations under international guarantees. for the ottoman turks, the 12 points indisputably recognized turkish sovereignty. it was seen as wilson's personal commitment to the turkish portions of the empire. yet, there was a problem because it did not define the borders of the turkish portion. like many other points, it was a very vague statement. and it did not provide criteria to determine that. are result, the empires wide-ranging. if you go through the archives of great britain and france you'll see even the smallest minorities of the ottoman empire reach out to the peace conference to claim autonomy or assert rights for themselves.

wilson argued that these problems had begun with the dissolution of the family. then, as now, a controversial view. today, disorder is rising again. i am not just referring to mayor de blasio's much lamented turn from iowa. [laughter] >> you are getting there. [laughter] [applause] disorder is the consequence of a nationwide effort to go back many of the successful policies that scholars have spent their careers advancing. deb laws euros presidential campaign may have ground to a surprisingly, but the preposterous policies he supports are moving full steam ahead, carried on platforms of less and confident, but equally radical candidates. can a new york, we face an opioid and single parenthood crisis, overlooked for too long by experts. america's labor market and civil well-being suffer from an education system that continues bureaucrats and administrators, as well as entrenched power over students. not to mention the curriculum, now ubiquitous, that indoctrinate our students to be ashamed of western civilization and despise private enterprise and economic freedom

the gunman opened fire and killed two people before wilson killed him with a single shot. if not for wilson, more people could have died. 250 people were inside the church at the time. >> you know when something bad is going to happen. you have to be prepared at all times. if you are going to wear a firearm for protection for themselves, or family, or anyone else, they need to be aware it can happen at any time, anywhere. >> wilson volunteers at the west freeway church of christ. authorities say he had a criminal history and he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon 20 years ago and again in 2016. >>> we will hear from the family of a man say was intentionally went over by a car driven by his girlfriend. >> and a new law that could affect you. >> later in sports, we look at whether or not the bears got the victory. >> close captioning brought to you by mancini sleep world. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! shot by martinez prosecutors alleged that gutierrez ran over martinez with her car. >> she deliberately drove that

this is a zach wilson. he is going to pay the price. popped at the goal line by eugene who slips and fumbles. hawaii recovers. a wasted opportunity for the cougars. mcdonald's good for 493 yards. last chance for byu. the final 30 seconds. wilson intercepted by corey bakley. >> scott thank you. >> coming up next year at 11. >> i will be making it home just in time. >> bay area shoppers preparing for a wet christmas and the rain started to come down. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox news starts now. >> we want to take alive look at our radar. it shows widespread rain around the bay area. you can see it is a little heavier around the south bay. >> here is a live look at san francisco at the golden gate bridge. the roads are slick for people traveling on this christmas eve night. we want to bring in kyler grogan. >> the showers have certainly gotten more pervasive and heavy gear throughout the night tonight. you can see them on the radar. as i zoom in you can see the darker green popping up in oakland and berkeley and down in alameda. as we he

jack wilson shot and killed the shooter. the motive is unclear, but wilson says the shooter was wearing a fake beard and was being watched from the moment inindi eltocomfortable, hche th was givingur chme a bad vibe. i said let's go, give me my baby, i have to get her out of here. >> i took out some evil, and that's again the way i'm processing it. >>> and the maaccused in the stabbing of 5 people at a hanukkah party in new york said he had no known history of anti-semitism. they do say he suffered from mental illness. he attacked people at a home saturday night where over 100 orthodox jews were celebrating. >>> and republicanning lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi for not sending the articles of impeachment. she says she's looking for a fair trial in the senate that includes documents related to the president's decision to withhold aid to ukraine. this comes as new reports say outot stration officials trieprs of withholding the aid. >> they tried to talk to him about the propriety and legality about what the presiden

wilson took to it. >> exactly right. >> mark: ryan, thank you very much for that. meanwhile in muncie, new york, a man with a knife and a machete attacked a hanukkah party at thy house of a rabbi injuring five jewish people there for hanukkah. fox correspondent molly line has more information on that attack. >> this was really scary. the federal hate crime charges against the suspect, and as youu mentioned machete, a knife attack happening at the hanukkah party at a rabbi's house where congressman gathered together to celebrate the seventh night of hanukkah. new documents revealing the anti-semitic sentiments were also discovered and journals found at this man's home. 38-year-old grafton thomas of greenwood lake is accused of storming into the residence on saturday. dozens of congressmen, members of the pacific community gathered there. an fbi agent reveals in a complaint that thomas was wearing a scarf concealing his face. before pulling out a machete and stabbing people, five victims hospitalized and one in critical condition with a skull fracture. the new charge

and sue wilson and he is tackled by williams. up and over again and they get a delay of penalty and moved it back and after two incompletions , it is wilson to hollister us live from ive from seattle. this is going to be one of those ones where you say you will remember i remember were as one this one was play. >> this was the likes of the catch and the other winds, went play. people will office be talking about how the game ended and it came down to a game of inches. some other things that were important is the way the offense responded. they led 13 nothing at halftime in the seattle office was not doing much. they scored and the 49ers answered back at the third quarter and a play from jimmy grau pillow. the answer right back and made it 19 to 7. they scored again that set up a touchdown that made it 26 to 14 and the foreigners were able to hang on. the guys made it to the defense and also for the offense to respond. over the last two years we were put in a situation snack and this year, we had a couple of tough ones. it got men

i want to get after russell wilson. but what you have to do would you do that is you have to collapse from the outside in, for some up into the pocket and then squeeze him around him. that is what i me buwhat about nnwa see marshawn lynch , the first couple of carries of the game. just to see what happens. >> i had the opportunity to meet marshawn lynch, back when he was a freshman at cal. he said that he wanted to be special and he has turned out to be extremely special as a running back. seeing him come back, i don't anticipate seeing anything different. he is not known as a speed burner, he is kind of a combination of speed with the physicality of his runs. so we know that. he can still do that. i mean he is only one year removed. i don't anticipate seeing anything different. >> i'm going to say something where the viewers at home might be saying, i forgot about that. marshawn lynch was drafted, he played a couple of years by the buffalo bills. everybody kind of equipped him with seattle and that obviously with the r

bigad: dominic wilson was her boyfriend. dominic wilson: she was always there for me--always. bigad: a memorial soon grew. male: justice. all: we want justice. bigad: and so did calls to improve safety across bart. jessica: it definitely made me look around a little bit more. especially being a young, you know, woman, you can't really feel too safe. bigad: after nia wilson was killed, did that change your perception of bart? jessica: no, because, before nia wilson, there was oscar grant. bigad: it was more than a decade ago when 22-year-old oscar grant was pinned down by bart police, and shot in the back at the fruitvale bart station. the officer who killed him was convicted, but only served 11 months of his two-year sentence. the now former cop says he thought he pulled out his taser, not his gun. killing sparked protests, national conversations about race-- female: we want justice for that. the police is gettin' away with murder. bigad: and a hollywood film. female: what did you do? oh, my god. male: good, i'm good. i'm good. i'm gon' be good. we're gon' be good. bigad: the

welcome to the wilson center. my name is christian osterman. i have the privilege to direct the history and public policy program here at the center. thank you for joining us today for this panel discussion on the 40th anniversary of tehran hostage crisis. on november 4th, 1979, 52 american diplomats and citizens were taken hostage by a crowd

wilson took to it. >> exactly right. >> mark: ryan, thank you very much for that. meanwhile in muncie, new york a man with a knife and a machete attacked a hanukkah party at the house of a rabbi injuring five jewish people therefore hanukkah. fox correspondent molly line has more information on that attack. >> this was really scary. the federal hate crime charges against the suspect and as you mention machete, a knife attack happening at the hanukkah party at a rabbi's house where congressman gathered together to celebrate the seventh night of hanukkah. new documents revealing the anti-semitic sentiments were also discovered and journals found at this man's home. 38-year-old of greenwood lake is accused of storming into the residence on saturday. of dozens of congressmen, members of the pacific community gathered they are. an fbi agent reveals in a complaint that thomas was wearing a scarf concealing his face. before pulling out a machete and stepping people, five victims hospitalized and one in critical condition with a skull fracture. the new charges with five co

the toll could have been much higher if not for wilson and another armed church member. just outside of fort worth with the latest, hello jeff. >> because of those heroic actions from parishioners like jack wilson who you just heard from, this shooting incident only lasted six seconds from the time of the first shot from the suspected gunman until people like wilson shot and killed this man. we also know that this only lasted a few moments but it will live long with the people who were inside of that church, and he got out a couple of times and set back down and then she just kept an eye on him. she said once he got up and took communion is when he came up and the moment she saw the shotgun come out, she went under the bench and hit. >> investigators say the suspected shooter used to shotgun killing two people ultimately inside of the church before fellow worshipers like jack wilson using their own guns shot and killed the suspect. all of this unfolding is the service and ultimately the shooting was being live stream live streamed. the biggest unknown right now is the mo

and that is the way that i strive and the way that i teach. >> wilson says the suspect was wearing at the time what he says was a fake beard and awake with a knit cap on on top of the wake at the time of the shooting. he said the suspected shooter was sitting in a pew during church services when he got up and that's when he said he pulled out a shotgun. the shooter shots ultimately killed two people before volunteer church security members like jack wilson fired back killing the shooter. this all lasted about six seconds and was captured unfortunately on the church's live stream witnesses were inside and are still trying to understand what they saw and why this all happened. ou have to remember he's a creature of god also just like we are and it's a sad thing that he had to come into the congregation and hurt people and it's a sad thing that we had to hurt him. but i don't have any hate for this person. we can't have faith for these people. >> the big unknown right now is why, if there's any sort of motive to the shooting. we do know in according to investigators of the suspected shoo

kpix 5 wilson walker joint is now with the details. wilson? >> reporter: well, the victim's cab is parked right over my shoulder here, and as he said, calls for another or at least a closer investigation into what might've happened here on hilltop mall road. >> it happened, you know, away from my home. >> reporter: he had just finished his overnight cab shift, when a man approached him first asking for a cigarette lighter, then again for a cab ride, and after being told no, he returned a third time and attacked with a barbecue lit. >> after a few hits, i fell down, so he jumped on my neck, and he continued hitting the. i said help, help, help! i saw the car moving, and he came. >> reporter: he said that mall security guard scared of the attacker who has not been caught. sidhu says he thinks he was targeted because of his religion, and today the group united sikhs called on richmond police to investigate this as a hate crime, so do they plan to do that? >> not at the time. there is nothing to lead us to that, that aspect. replica department say

russell wilson was nearly unbeatable. and wilson's pass was deflected. he tried to bat it down. anthony harris takes it back 20 yards for a touchdown jacket a pick six touchdown, if you will. the vikings had all the momentum. they stabilize, arid outcome of wilson, 60 yards. david moore, touchdown. they built it 34-7 team. pete carroll has them working on some tough things at practice. they, like the niners are ten and to. the golden state warriors, you look at this game against the atlanta hawks, this is definitely doable. the hawks, the same amount of wins, four of them, loony came back, missing 20 games with an injury. eric paschal, nine rebounds, the warrior rookie is the lone bright spot. watched trae young here. it wouldn't hurt to play a little defense. add to the fact that the warriors turn the ball over 25 times. this is one of them. damian jones, 16 points, eight rebounds, 104-7 a nine. the warriors were once again blown off the floor by the atlanta hawks. y norld beaters. the giants had a terrible season last year all in all. one of the guys added energy, life and tal

wilson walker has the development today that put them closer to eviction.! on the day before christmas, the protesting moms for housing have received a sudden change of court date that and an oakland city council member calling for a possible seizure of this home. >> it appears they have advanced the court date to the 26th at 9 a.m. >> reporter: oakland's mom for housing will spend christmas at the home they have occupied since november 18th but the pending eviction could come shortly thereafter. today a judge issued a tentative ruling against their claim to this home just as a staff member for oakland council president rebecca kaplan was raising the possibility of eminent domain. >> i think we will look at all viable opportunities including potential seizure of property. >> it is wrong to steal other people's property and is run wrong that the oakland city council members to support the theft of private property. >> reporter: sam singer is the spokesperson for wedgwood, the real estate firm that brought or bought this home back in july, yesterday offered a

wilson walker is live, in sonoma county with this strange, and tragic case. wilson? >> reporter: can, there are dozens of people filing into the bluefield firehouse behind me to talk about the incident that unfolded on this very street one week ago. as you said, it is sort of a bizarre, tangled story of a man who dies in custody after a confrontation with police, driving a car he had reported stolen. a car number that was his car. >> a deputy had attempted to make a car stop on the vehicle reported stolen. that stop ultimately turned into a suit. >> reporter: asserted a bloomfield emory and stretched over country roads for about 4 1/2 miles >> the pursuit lasted approximately seven minutes, it reached speed over 70 miles an hour. >> reporter: when and in bloomfield, david glenn ward struggled with officers who tried to forcibly remove him from the car. >> including the use of a taser, of a restraint and some personal body weapons which are arms and legs and hands. ultimately, once the driver was removed from the vehicle, they noticed that he was unconscious and he ha

last chance, wilson intercepted . the rainbow warriors when the hawaii bowl by a score of 38-34. >> going back to the 49ers game what you think about lynch? do you think he can make a difference coming back after not playing for over a year? >> i do not think he would be a difference maker. the narrative is not so much of what he brings them on the field. i think the narrative is that he brings the toughness and physicality at the position. that is true. in terms of him being a game breaking running back we have not seen that in years. >> brief and to the point. >> scott, thank you. that will do it for us. have a great christmas. we will see you. ♪ and if you ever saw it you would even say it close ♪ all of the other reindeer's ♪ did manny call? no, because he's fine. it was a slumber party, not a gang fight. i just want him to fit in. i'm gonna take a shower. do you care to join me? you know, honey, there's a gun in the footlocker in the garage. if i ever say "no" to that question, i want you to use it on me. [

i yield back. >> thank you ranking member wilson. and please extend to your sons our thanks for in re service. >> i will. >> i will now recognize members of the subcommittee for one minute opening statements should they choose to make one. >> seeing none, without objection, all members may have five days to submit statements, questions and extraneous materials for the record subject to the length limitations in the rules. and it's noy pleasure to introduce our witness. mr. joey hood is the principle department assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs spent much much his career working in the meeftd and served as deputy chief of mission in kuwait and iraq. and in iran, saudi arabia. prior to assignments he was accurate aing director of the iranian affairs at u.s. department of state. during time in foreign service mr. hood also served in riyadh >> and assigned to the u.s. embassying in yemen and qatar. thank you for being with us today. let me remind the witness to limit your testimony for five minutes. your statement wil

i yield back. >> thank you ranking member wilson. and please extend to your sons our thanks for in re service. >> i will. >> i will now recognize members of the subcommittee for one minute opening statements should they choose to make one. >> seeing none, without objection, all members may have five days to submit statements, questions and extraneous materials for the record subject to the length limitations in the rules. and it's noy pleasure to introduce our witness. mr. joey hood is the principle department assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs spent much much his career working in the meeftd and served as deputy chief of mission in kuwait and iraq. and in iran, saudi arabia. prior to assignments he was accurate aing director of the iranian affairs at u.s. department of state. during time in foreign service mr. hood also served in riyadh and assigned to the u.s. embassying in yemen and qatar. thank you for being with us today. let me remind the witness to limit your testimony for five minutes. your statement will b

jonathan allen, rick wilson, ron klein and joyce vance. joyce, counselor, is there a rabbit on the legal side that the democrats can pull out of the hat in the well of the senate, including but not limited to witnesses' tactics that perhaps we haven't thought of or isn't being discussed at this stage? >> you know, the real problem that the republicans have is that the time to come up with that defense is already passed. so when these allegations first surfaced, they should have come forward with the defense, whatever it was. anything that comes up this late in the game looks manufactured. and we've seen that happen along the path as trump began to try and float trial balloons like the fact that he withheld aid because the europeans weren't paying their fair share which, of course, is not true. or the defense that you previewed here, this sort of notion that he withheld aid because he was concerned about corruption, which, of course, flies in the face of the fact that in 2017 and 2018 trump gave aid there was no concern what joe biden did i

kurt bardella, jonathan allen, rick wilson, ron klain and joyce advance. joyce, counselor, is there a rabbit on the legal side that the democrats can pull out of the hat in the well of the senate, including but not limited to witnesses' tactics that perhaps we haven't thought of, or isn't being discussed at this stage? >> you know, the real problem that the republicans have is that the time to come one that defense has already passed. so, when these allegations first surfaced, they should have come forward with the defense, whatever it was. anything that comes up this late in the game looks manufactured. and we've seen that happen along the path as trump began to try and float trial balloons, like the fact that he withheld aid because the europeans weren't paying their fair share, which, of course, is not true, or the defense that you previewed here, this sort of notion that he withheld aid because he was concerned about corruption, which, of course, flies in the face of the fact that in 2017 and in 2018 trump gave aid, that there was no concern about what

wilson is part of a church security team. the ministry said the security team is necessary because people walk into schools and churches and should people. authorities say this weekend's attack could have been much worse because nearly 250 people were inside at the time. >> says when you know something that is going to happen, you have to be prepared at all times at all places. that stowaway they strive, that's a teach for the that's a i want people to understand. if they're going to wear a firearm as per some protection for themselves or loved ones, they need to be aware of what can happen anytime anywhere. >> one of those kid was a deacon at the church. the gunman didn't have any criminal history locally but once arrested wrestled with a deadly weapon a decade ago in fourth ward. again in 2016 with a 12gauge shotgun and several rounds of ammo near an oil refinery in new jersey. >>> a woman accused of killing her boyfriend was in court earlier in the day. authorities say this bizarre series of events all started with a shoot

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in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern aren't. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was of people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the theory we came to was that

wilson argued that these problems had begun with the dissolution of the family. then, as now, a controversial view. today, disorder is rising again. and i am not just referring to mayor bill de blasio's much lamented return from iowa. [laughter] you are getting there. [laughter] [applause] this disorder is the consequence of a nationwide effort to roll back successful policies that scholars have spent in their careers advancing. bill de blasio's presidential campaign may have ground to a halt, surprisingly -- [laughter] but the preposterous policies he supports are moving full steam ahead, carried on the platforms of lesson confident, but equally radical candidates. here in new york, but not just in new york, we face an opioid and a single parenthood crisis overlooked for too long by the experts. america's labor market and a civil well-being suffer from an education system that continues to prioritize bureaucrats and administrators, as well as entrench power over students. not to mention the curricula, now ubiquitous throughout higher education, that inductor nee

rick wilson, republican strategist, author of the forthcoming book, "running against the devil." ron klain, former chief counsel of the senate judiciary, former chief of staff to al gore and former chief of staff to joe biden who these days is an informal advisor to the biden effort. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. sorry, everybody. that's all the time we have. thank you for coming. just kidding. you do wonder what other broadcasts are doing since we have all the guests at this hour. we're going to make good use of them. ron klain, i'd like to begin with you with the last thing we just heard from mitch mcconnell. is there anything wrong with the white house counsel and the majority leader in the senate as you heard them, working hand in hand, step by step? is there anything ethically wrong with it that you can see? >> well, it's certainly not what the constitution intends. the constitution gives the congress the house the power to impeach the president. the senate, the specific constitutional duty to try the president. and, you kno

in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland and greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern aren't. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime. were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up to lists one was a people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the ferry we came to was that

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authorities are praising wilson, a member of the church with the security team and texas law that may have prevented this tragedy from being much worse. correspondent live in texas tonight with the story, jeff. >> sandra, some of those people who were inside the church during the shooting on sunday are returning tonight what will likely be a very emotional vigil and meeting here at the church in texas. many for cover, trying to find safety as shots rang out inside of the church. now the minister here the senior minister said it could have been a far deadlier incident if it weren't for action like the guy from jack wilson who pulled out his own gun, fired a single shot, took down the threat and likely save many, many lives. >> sense when do you know when something bad is going to happ happen? you have to be prepared at all times at all places. and that is the way that i tea teach. >> wilson emphasized he is not a hero and did what he had to do. and all from the moment, the first shot was fired by the suspect until the gunman was killed, it lasted just six seconds. witnesses say the sus

nia wilson was stabbed to death july 2018. her sister was also hurt in the family has been in court in hopes of suing. >> have to be here so we have to be here. and make sure our daughter, sister, grandmother, gets justice. we all want justice. >> the family says this is especially difficult for them on christmas eve. but they are holding onto one another. the criminal trial is expected early next year., will also meet with the psychologist in january. >>> what about this notion that it was brought up in the judge yesterday that potentially, cowell was either faking or exaggerating some sort of illness here? >> one thing he said was there had been three doctors who evaluated him. but the most recent one was done six months ago. they want to have an abundance of caution another evaluation done just to check up on him. and make sure that he is in fact fit to stand trial so it is kind of a wait and see but for the family, they're happy that at least the criminal proceedings are not delaying their moving forward. >> i can only ima

in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland merlin race on the security side team was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern aren't. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime glenn and gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was of people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the theory

ed reporter: jack wilson knew nmething was wrong the moment the gunman walked into the church. >> he was wearing a wig and a fake beard and a toboggan on his head. >> reporter: vduring the second half of the sunday communion he got up and had a brief interaction with one the victims, tony wallace. nearby was another member of the church's security team richard white. s> richard actually got his gun out of the holster, from the videos i've seen, and i think he got a shot off, i didn't realize he was being hit but it went into the wall. >> reporter: and you took a pause because you were shot. o at that point the shooter i ofess caught out of the corner he his eye because he was walking towards the front of the auditorium. he then kind of halfway turned towards me and that is when i auok the shot because i had a full frontal face. >> reporter: wilson, a firearms instructor and head of the fhurch's volunteer security fired one shot. s i took out some evil. id that is the way, again, that ts the way i am processing it is i took out someone who was evil and had evil intent. >> reporter: th

ow reporter: jack wilson knew something was wrong the moment the gunman walked into the church. >> he was wearing a wig and a fake beard and a toboggan on his head. >> reporter: during the second half of the sunday communion he got up and had a brief interaction with one the victims, tony wallace. nearby was another member of the church's security team, richard aite. >> richard actually got his gun out of the holster, from the videos i've seen, and i think he ert a shot off, i didn't realize he was being hit but it went into the wall. >> reporter: and you took a pause because you were analyzing. >> at that point the shooter i guess caught out of the corner of his eye because he was walking towards the front of the auditorium. he then kind of halfway turned towards me and that is when i took the shot because i had a full frontal face. >> reporter: wilson, a firearms instructor and head of the church's volunteer security fired one shot. >> i took out some evil. and that is the way, again, that is the way i am processing it is i took out someone who was evil and had evil intent. t> repor

in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. in the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland and greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern ireland. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was a people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the theory we came to w

in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. in the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern aren't. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was of people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the theory we came to was t

joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson, i'm john watson, the headlines tonight. sensational salah: liverpool beat salzburg to reach the last 16 of the champions league. chelsea join them, as four british teams reach the knockout stage. and we've seen some cheating scandals in sport. find out why patrick read is at the centre of the most recent one. will come along. it was a defining night for the defending champions, liverpool defeating salzburg 2—0 to keep their hopes of defending the champions league title alive. defeat would have seen them phase out of the group phase, heading into the final round of matches. flashing red lights meant tangible to liverpool, in salzburg there has been signs everywhere of defeat. their striker should come with sirens. currently one of your a's most ruthless finishers, root liverpool consider that a warning. the first half regressed at a panicky pace, a blur of chances. blink and you miss it, as most alison howe did.

in an atmosphere of near panic wilson called a council of war at his official country retreat checkers. the peaceful buckinghamshire countryside. also present was the secretary of state for defense. and the secretary of state for northern ireland greece on the security side was headed by so david house the general officer commanding northern area. well wilson attempted to control the worsening situation the hawks within british military intelligence hoped for a different outcome. where all out war could be waged on the ira. in the meantime gang were slaughtering anyone but republican targets. so we asked ourselves why why these people and we drew up 2 lists one was of people who were unlucky enough to be caught up in indiscriminate car bombs and the other this was a people who were targeted or watched chased hunted at their work or at their home and we discovered to our surprise that every single one of those bar one. self starters people were making something of their lives they were ordinary people and then we asked ourselves why why these people. and the theory we came to was that f