because roughly half of individuals than half the bar were serving organizations. i replicated that study the resample in 1995 and they found out the lawyers that were serving organizations enjoyed a nervous in-house lawyers, large firm lawyers and the small firm and solo portion of the bar serving individuals was much more economically distressing. this is going back over 20 years now and almost certainly the trend or pattern has continued forward. this has really big implications for law school because they show up with an idea on pop culture. the statistics are pretty overwhelming about the number of individuals would like to vindicate their matters and get them full justice. they just don't have the capability to hire competent legal representation. so, this is something that just came to my attention a few weeks ago because i was working with judge kourlis in november. they put together this report and here is a couple really shocking statistics. i can remember sitting there saying i can't believe the numbers i'm hearing. the median judgment is $2400 in the st

roughly half of the bar was serving individuals and half of the bar was serving organizations. they replicated that study up to a sample drawn in 1995 and what they found out was the lawyers that were serving organizations enjoyed spoils in the small firm and solo portions was much more economically distressful. this is going back over 20 years now and it certainly that pattern has continued forward. this has big indications for a law school because my students show up on day one with an idea of what law practices come from pop culture and this is different than the statistics are overwhelming about the number of individuals that we'd like to vindicate and get them full justice. we just don't have the capability to hire competent legal representation. this is something that came to my attention a few weeks ago because i was working with judge becky in denver and her organization, put together the support. here's a couple really shocking statistics. i can remember sitting and saying that i can't believe the numbers i hear. the median judgment is to be $400 in court from a civil

the lsat is a pretty good predictor of ultimate bar passage. something about six times more effective is your law school grades. your law school grades should be a function of your lsat will you put it into a big statistical model you effect -- you measure the effect of one versus the other and your law school grades are about six times more important in ultimate bar passage. lsat, whatdent of would predict your law school grades? motivation, all the character factors that justice kourlis was referring to. showing up. i always took attendance in my class and every year i got the same results. you come to fewer glasses, you get a lower grade. am -- some of those people have high lsat scores. guess, well i should ask justice kourlis, is that the point you were trying to directly toward? justice kourlis: -- trying to direct me toward? justice kourlis: it is easy to say this is all u.s. news & world report's fault and there's nothing we can do about it. but there are things we can do. collectiveked about action by law schools. talk about changes in

, from the national bar and bar examiners representatives from the public defender's office, aba and even the attorney general of colorado and we developed a plan. the first piece of that plan is to identify the foundations that entry-level lawyers need to practice. the second phase will be to develop measurable models of legal education that supports those foundations and the third will be to align, market needs with hiring practices in order to incan i-- inventize positive improvements. phase one, we developed a survey based on existing research. and with the assistance of advisory council we distributed that survey through bar associations across 37 states in the country. actually, there were individuals from 50 states who answered but the bar association in 37 states distributed the survey and we had a little bit of cross-over of people who practice in two states. we have 24,137 valid responses to the survey. if any of you answered the survey, thank you for your time. we got over 40,000 actual responses and 24,000 valid responses. respondent base mirrors the legal profession. in

one of them feet usuaatures bar trump. >> what?rron is a wealthy young man, living in a place called castle but his real adventures begin when don, the master of all masters. >> what? >> inspires him it to travel to, wait for it! russia. >> oh. wow. >> here again, legit books that are on amazon, in the internet, in the library of congress, talking about a barron trump who knew a don. they traveled to russia, he was rich and they lived in castle trump. >> sounds very similar to -- >> i'm going to be scouring those books to see if they have the lottery numbers. mind blown. >> blown. >>> how about this, does this bro yo blow your mind or is this business as usual. this is hilarious footage from a hotel in spain. this is a mad dash for the sun beds. >> the sun beds? >> the hotel says every morning at 8:00 a.m. when the pool opens, the patrons of the hotel do this sprint to get as near to the water everybody wants the prime spot in the sun bideds. >> it is important. they're not training for the olympics or iron man. many of them lay th

execs from the national conference of bar president, the national conference of bar examiners. representatives from the public defender's office, the aba and even the attorney general of colorado and we developed a plan. the first piece of that plan is to identify the foundations that entry-level lawyers need to practice. the second phase will be to develop measurable models of legal education that support those foundation and the third will be to align market needs with hiring practices in order to incentivize positive improvements. phase one we developed a survey based on existing research for those of you who are mavens in this area, such research as schultz and vatican with the assistance of our advisory council and distributed that survey through bar associations across 37 states in the country. actually, they were individuals who answered, but the bar association said 37 states distributed the survey and we had a little bit of crossover of people who practice in two states. we got 24,137 valid responses to the survey. if they are any of you in this who answered the survey

and we closed the bar when they enter, and -- so we are here.don't know. >> good luck. a bartender. he's holed up in this one restaurant/bar as police search this area for suspects. i want to bring in former cia operative bob baer, with us as well. bob, unfortunately this is becoming an all too frequent kind of attack and now the investigation. >> exactly, wolf. using trucks, using vans. running down people. in august in spain. streets are crowded. they get the maximum publicity. these communities in europe, these jihadists, they're hard to stamp out. especially in spain. spain has been at this since 9/11. some of the 9/11 hijackers had associations with spain. and the police are very good, but, you know, getting rid of these communities and the fact they've reverted to weapons that are so easy to obtain. whether you steal or rent a truck and cause mass casualties, is a problem that's not going to go away anytime soon. >> yes. certainly isn't. evan perez is still with us as well. evan, you're getting more information? >> our shimonreporter says

we noticed that there was a bar right next to the gate, which looked maybe like a temporary bar, or somethinghey were serving beer, predominantly, i remember. they're serving booze right next to you? right next to the gate, yeah. so completely mixed message. it's just crazy. when the flight did eventually take off, laura says the airline did serve alcohol on—board, despite saying they wouldn't, and the drunken behaviour became even worse. when people were getting on the plane, they were clearly very drunk. in my peripheral vision out the corner of my eye, i could see one of the ladies was obviously sat on the guy's knee, doing stuff you probably shouldn't be doing on a plane. the women in this video, which went viral, admitted being drunk, but denied having sex. an increasing number of drunken incidents in the sky have been hitting headlines, often captured on smartphones, but the evidence isn't just anecdotal. the civil aviation authority, responsible for flight safety in the uk, says that, in the last five years, disruptive passenger behaviour has seen a sixfold increase, with industry expe

we noticed that there was a bar right next to the gate, which looked maybe like a temporary bar, or somethinghey we re that wasn't normally there, and they were serving beer, predominantly, i remember. they are serving booze right next to you? right next to the gate, so completely mixed message. it's just crazy. when the flight did eventually take off, laura says the airline did serve alcohol on—board, despite saying they wouldn't, and the drunken behaviour became even worse. when people were getting on the plane, they were clearly very drunk. in my original vision out the corner of my eye, i could see one of the ladies was obviously sat on the guide's knee, doing stuff you probably shouldn't be doing on a plane. the women in this video, which went viral, admitted being drunk but denied having sex. an increasing number of drunken incidents in the sky have been hitting headlines, often captured on smart phones, but the evidence isn't just anecdotal. the civil aviation authority, responsible for this flight authority, responsible for this flight safety in the uk, says that, in the last five year

of markets, bars and restaurants.urists because of markets, bars and restaurants. over the last the hours witnesses have described hundreds of people running down the streets. people have spoken to us who were hiding in shops, in a church. spanish media is reporting two armed men have been in a nearby barand taken two armed men have been in a nearby bar and taken hostages but that specific line hasn't been confirmed by police. let's take a look at the scene live in barcelona at the moment. this tells its own story, reflecting exactly what all of the eyewitnesses we have been talking to have been saying. that police have been moving people out of the area as much as possible. the advice is to stay indoors, and anyone who has been out on the streets have been moved away and we have spoken to many witnesses here on bbc news in the last few hours. they have been moved out of the key central area for their own safety. the police cordon has been getting slowly bigger, which is why the streets are looking very quiet. not ent

, ora that two armed men have gone into a bar, or a restaurant. that two armed men have gone into a barency said that two armed men went into a bar. also, the same spanish media outlets talking of people hearing gunfire in the market area. that certainly tallies with something else we have heard from an eyewitness we spoke to in the last 30 minutes or so. reuters saying that they believe two armed men are ina bar that they believe two armed men are in a bar in that area. again, this ties in with the fact that, as richard was saying, authorities have ordered all local metro stations and railway stations to be closed. let's just hear a little from one british man that we spoke to in the last few minutes, his name is aamer anwar and he is in barcelona at the moment and told us what he saw. it's a beautiful and sunny day, las ramblas is right in the heart of the city. jam—packed with thousands of tourists. i was about to sit down for something to eat, and then i decided i would walk down there, and seconds later i heard a crashing noise and i started hearing a crashing noise and people scre

two gunmen stormed into a bar and it is believed they have taken hostages at that bar. it is turkish bar in barcelona. at this hour we do not know if the gunmen inside of the bar are same people involved in today's deadly crash. but as you can imagine intelligence officials are looking at those two seeing whether or not they may be linked. we watch ad market traded off on the news amid the geopolitical concerns, with the dow jones industrial average off 174 point, a loss of nearly 1% on the s&p 500. for the very latest on what is happening there in barcelona, i want to go to our very own ashley webster in the newsroom of the big headline being, they now have a suspect in custody. they have arrested someone, ashley? >> this according to a spanish broadcaster. i warn you they can be wildly inaccurate at times in situation just like this, trish, but they're showing video of a person being arrested and showing a picture of this man. there are reports that a passport was found at the scene of the attack beloved belonging to the driver. a spanish passport of a person of moroc

renamed it and began cupcakes.cktails and behind the bar, there's a that says "bar." >> 50,000.redo the kitchen. we gave jobs to the community. reporter: she says she played by the rules and denies any wrongdoing. touchÉ.re's it also received 50,000 from the d.c. great streets grant. is this place? >> so it's a nightclub. it's a bar. reporter: touchÉ markets itself service, night life and seductive fridays. touchÉ's management says it has a separate licensed catering money wentd the towards improving the kitchen, same kitchen used for the bar. while the kitchen is normally closed during daytime visits, busyameras recorded a clientele during late-night bar hours. greatvernment says the street program has awarded more than $10 million and created local jobs since 2015. in response to 7 on your side's questions about whether all the receiving grants were ul safeguards ins place to protect taxpayer dollars. in light of the information presented by abc 7, the district will perform a complete review businesses under the application. our due diligence efforts will continue to be streng

wouldn't be possible without courts enthusiastically sentencing nonviolent offenders to time behind bars and things to regulations like the federal three strikes provision instituted by president clinton in one thousand nine hundred four and that dynamic has been officially codified let's look at the state of california as an example bipartisan policy adviser at the legislative and malice office in california analyze the impact ten years of three strikes had on the state and found the majority of inmates imprisoned under three strikes were serving for nonviolent or non serious crimes the high rates of sentencing led to serious overcrowding by two thousand and eleven the catastrophe boiled over with some prisons reaching three hundred percent capacity to remedy the situation the state began paroling non-serious offenders criminology professor jody sunt investigated whether or not the policy impact on public safety and told the washington post in twenty sixteen and astounding seventeen percent reduction in the size of california prison population had no effect. on aggregate rates of violen

lewis powell decided that that he wanted to advance justice and he persuaded the entire american bar association he did some manipulation but he got the entire house of representing the house delegates to vote unanimously to endorse legal services and so that put it on the map then when it came down to. phasing out the war on poverty then my job and my wife's job was to write a memo for chief justice berger actually as to what kind. of an independent corporation could could possibly be established that would protect the integrity and the independence of legal service lawyers well then congress comes along when it has to or because that's federally funded. it's probably you the main source of funding for people who can't afford lawyers but i have to say i don't know a lawyer who can afford a lawyer so that we've got a little problem of pricing at the very important service to deal with all manner of problems but when congress then one you'll see that trump is asked to day zero fund that the legal services corporation and that's a perennial battle that goes on and in the past the lawye

>> got it. >> a, not a date scene, in my opinion. >> that particular bar. >> that particular bar. >>ugh, at the same bar? i get, you know, meeting everyone the same night. come on, at least spread it apart. there are plenty of bars in d.c. >> i thought this guy was efficient, if you watch the bachelor, this is the new normal, right? >> i don't know, i don't know. >> jim, come on? >> jim, look? >> no, no, it is stupid. i think that whole, that whole o something like that. >> i think it is, too. i think it is really inconsiderate. to me the guy is a more on. >> right. >> i'm sorry. but that's just, you snow. >> but -- >> i hope to god someone figures it out. and if he's oh, god, ladies, please. >> shut him down right now. she was such a trooper, you guys, she didn't want to bash him per say, calls him justin, don't even know if that's his real name, but wanted to document this on social media. there you go. they can look back and laugh. >> glad they're all friends, something good came of it, at least. >> until they all meet jason. >> oh, oh. >> right? >> well, when i came in for this s

bar.men were drivers of the van. we know a van plowed its way into a crowd of people in barcelona. several people are injured right now. now we find out two armed men are holed up in a bar. let's, be joined right now by former secretary of state, secretary of state rather -- kris kobach is here right now. mr. secretary, good to have you on the program. thanks very much for joining us. >> great to be with you. maria: we are looking at a situation really unfolding in barcelona right now and i want to get your take in terms of what we should be understanding about what law enforcement is doing to indicate who the perpetrator is. >> well, i don't have a, any inside information on developments for law enforcement in spain. i will say this, if it turns out this is terrorist attack, and attack where the main mechanism, the main weapon is a motor vehicle, boy, this is really troublesome. we've already seen terrorist attacks in the united states. indeed the charlottesville incident was motor vehicl

plans are coming together f >>> a nightmare at the bar turns from just a night at the bar turns into a nightmare, she tried to escape several times after a man allegedly kidnapped her and drove her all over town. >> knew at her memory could prove key in what happens in the respect. >> reporter: the victim told police the last thing she remembers is leaving this popular bar with a man she could not recall. the police report outlines a strange and dispush tube ting set of circumstances that began in the early morning hours of august 19th. when a woman leaving heaven and heg on 18th from in adams morgan accepted a ride from a man she met in a bar. she told police at some point she asked him to let her out of the car but he rue fused. she asked a short time later and he refused. somewhere out the park way she ran but he caught her. finally she was able to get away from him somewhere in the mightville area when she asked to use a restroom. she hid in the bushes near a house on 66th street. the residents found her s. madout-park of land ham maryland. >>> it's hard to imagine why someone wo

to bar, two restau ra nts, have been going from bar to bar, two restaurants, cafes, questioning everybody a car went for about half a kilometre, possibly at up to 80 mph, down the road. it ploughed through a packed group of people, hundreds of people, on las ramblas at the time. police say 13 people have been killed, 15 people ina people have been killed, 15 people in a critical condition in hospital, more than 100 people injured. the belgian consulate say they have one belgian consulate say they have one belgian national concerns as among the dead here, a tourist. the car came toa the dead here, a tourist. the car came to a stop. two men were thought to have at one point gone into a bar, so there was concerned were amongst the tourists. that's why the checks were being done. we know now that two men were hiding in a separate are and they have been arrested. a third man was caught in arrested. a third man was caught in a car chase about 500 metres from here and passed three checkpoints. he has been shot dead. we don't know if he's part of the same investigation but police are saying there

she alleges she doesn't remember anything after the bar. if he'd been convicted, armaan would've faced a maximum 10-years in convicted, armaan would've faced a maximum 10-years in prison. still ahead on good morning washington. breaking news a fatal accident on indian headway having a serious impact on the morning rush. the latest details.. ahead. indian head highway shut down. a deadly crash closing the road for hours now. we're live on the scene helping you get around. caught on camera - an armed robbery, and the victim fighting back. the video montgomery county police want you to see. wednesday bringing more heat and humidity. and with that - another chance for storms. the hours this afternoon to watch our for. good morning washington. im autria godfrey. and im larry smith. we'll check in with brian van de graaff in a minute. but first - a traffic alert in prince george's county let's get right to melissa dipane pah-nee live at the scene. it happend at palmer road on indian head hwy around 12:30 this

history that we bar a group wholesale based on race. remember when we were talking about the irish immigration, the anti catholic movement and how even the know nothing party that had a national platform, they went so far as to advocate for restriction, right? they wanted longer times for naturalization, but they never said we're going to close the gates. but this time the united states does do that. and it doesn't just last for ten years, it gets renewed in 1892. it gets renewed in 1902. and it's made permanent in 1904. and it's really not until 50 years ago that we ban discrimination in immigration law. so it lasts a long time. and it has lots of repercussions. so it's just the first step towards closing the gates to asian immigration. but it would not be the last. so after, this is the irony of chinese exclusion, chinese laborers are barred, but this is a time period when 32 million europeans are still coming over and labor is still needed. so as soon as chinese exclusion is passed, japanese immigration increases, because they're sti

as a turkish bar restaurant. we are working with our own sources, amy kellogg can come back to us. she's been following this as well in milan and while we wait to bring her back, we have steve hilton on the couch. we have talked many times about terror in europe and everything we've seen in spring or summer. amy describes this as being europe on edge, what are your thoughts? >> steve: it's such a tragically familiar scene unfolding. ever since the nice attack, when you hear about a vehicle, your mind immediately goes to this kind of attack. this weapon icing of vehicles, a very simple, basic way of carrying out a terror attack is such a terrible trend that we are seeing. the other thing about this that reminds me of the attack we saw in london, where you also had its spill over into other parts of the city, a very similar kind of set up where the iconic markets in london and you had hostages being held in restaurants, similar things seem to be going on. it must be terrifying. i would say, las romblas is the most iconic place in all of spain. it's a very high profile target and that

y un viaje en un tren de 1 bar se tornÓ en violento y resultó en un incidente y un caso que dejÓ en alertaridades a raÍz del ataque, en san francisco. nuestra compaÑera, marÍa antonieta, tienen los detalles de este suceso. adelante. marÍa: quÉ tal, el reciente accidente involucra a gente joven que rociÓ de gas pimienta a algunos pasajeros.llas autoridades estÁn investigando este hecho como un posible robo. aproximadamente un cuarto de hora antes de las 9:00 p.m. del sÁbado, cuando pasÓ esto. el hecho ha dejado intranquilos a algunos pasajeros. >> como un poco molesta, que esas cosas estÁn pasando, porque mucha gente toma el bar, como yo no tengo un carro es mi Única forma de ir al trabajo y a mi casa, pero pienso que no mÁs si hubiera un poco más de seguridad marÍa: en abril, un grupo de unos 40 jÓvenes, robo a seis personas en una estaciÓn del bar, por eso algunos pasajeros recomiendan estar atentos. >> pues, tenemos que estar todos alerta para cuidarnos unos a otros, ayudarnos si lo necesitamos. marÍa: segÚn la policÍa, la sospechosa del ataque de ayer tenÍa la intenciÓn de robar, por es

along the skin are armature bars, it's the armature bars which give the statue the flexibility she needs. she can move and sway due to the wind she can expand or contract into the heat or cold. all that energy trance femurs from the bars through the framework all the way down to the top of the pedestal. then the statue of liberty is tied down into place there are 16 metal tensions rob, big thick metal rubber bands which tie her down and hold her into place. that energy continues through the pedestal all the way down to 65 feet of bedrock. 56 million pounds of concrete all the way down to 65 feet of bedrock. so this would not happen, but theoretically if the statue were to tip over, the whole island would have to tip over. that's how solid she is built here into liberty island. we got the proof, she has been here 130 years, she has survived numerous storms throughout the years and certainly most recently hurricane sandy. the outside of the island was completely destroyed. new walkways, new railings, two brand new docks, ellis island was completely flooded. statue of liberty herself she di

>> bars. >> jimmy: oh, bars. >> bars, bars. >> jimmy: bars. >> bars. >> jimmy: oh, good.iscernible ] >> jimmy: no i did not do that. >> i don't have bars. i don't have them. if i had, i would give it to you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. don't sound like that at all. it's great to see you, man. thank you for playing the game with us, and you always bring the funny. >> yeah and you always cheat. i still love you. i just know i'm never going to your house for a drinking game, because i'll be the only one drunk apparently. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about. i didn't get dragon fly. >> it was dragon vomit. that was not dragon -- nobody saw dragon anywhere in there. >> jimmy: hey, can i just ask you, how do you not age? you look exactly the same as the first time i have ever seen you. [ cheers and applause ] you really do. >> black don't crack. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> unless you smoke it. every crack head i know -- every crack head i know, there's no such thing as a a young crack head. >> jimmy: okay. >> they start missing li

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a man held up in a bar surrounded by police. right off the ramblas. there is nobody in that bar. so it seems that the man had sounds if the police arrested him. >> shepard: sounds as if there are others. police are confirmed a van 40 miles away set to have been use used in this plot. whatever that means. they have gone through that van and there are no explosives there. do you know anything about that connection? >> it appears. it's still very fluid and very confusing at the moment. at least they suspect that there were other people involved in the attack and, yes, there are reports that there is a second van that has been found. also, the center of the barcelona has been cordoned off in large areas and also it seems that in there where they found the van and the city -- nearby city as well. >> that they have blocked off the area to investigate. >> shepard: joseph wilson reporter for associated press with us from barcelona. we will get back to him as news develops. we certainly appreciate it, joseph. we turn to trace gallagher now who is getting new information from the scene. tr

she leads him out of the bar where they met. later they went to her dorm. so what happened next? tonight he tells his story. >> she was the aggressor. she's the one who wanted it. >> and wag the dog. a management firm for animal influencers. how you can turn your furry friend into a social media celebrity. but first here the "nightline 5. >> gentlemen, beingin' strips. with real meat as ingredient one. >> everything to your liking. beingin' strips premium. and number one is c countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all. be a leader in your field with a bsn from strayer university. a nursing program created by and for nurses. let's get it, nurses. >>> good evening. it was once an oil-rich tropical paradise, but now venezuela is descending into ever deeper chaos. the white house today condeat c dictatorship after it began rounding up and jailing political opponents. abc's matt gutman has this extraordinary look at the crisis. >> reporter: for 124 consecutive days, protests have rocked the streets of caracas, venezuela, growing incr

to bar, the rest runs and cafes, questioning everybody.ar went for about half a kilometre, possibly up to 80 miles an hour down the road, it ploughed through accpac group of people, we're talking about hundreds of people on last round was at the time —— a packed. 13 have been killed, 15 in critical condition in hospital, more than 100 people have been injured. the belgian consulate is a one belgian national is amongst the dead here, a tourist. the car came toa dead here, a tourist. the car came to a stop. two men were thought to have at one point gone into the bar. there was concerned they were amongst the tourists. that is why the house—to—house checks were being done. what we know is two men were hiding out in a separate bar. they have been arrested. a third man was caught up in a car chase 500 metres from here past three checkpoints. he has been shot dead. it is not substantiated and we don't know if it is part of the same investigation. but police say there is one prime suspect where they retrieved a passport from the car, isa man retr

>> group walked into the bar and turned away though. the reason. you can see what they're wearing. traditional attire they were at order nation ceremony. the bartender thought they were part of bachelor party dressed in costume and said no your outfits violate bar ru rules. >> dressed like this we walked to the before. we wer >> we thought averagely it was a joke. he was just play around with us. and anyone we said oh, very funny and we actually went further towards the bar no, sorry, it is our policy sfwlt priests were allowed to say. the barmaid up for it and gave them a round of beer on the house. >>> that was nice. they made up for it doesn't judge them by their clothing. >> royal taste to the squeep that celebrates happy hour at all hours. >> 91-year-old queen elisabeth has cook tailed throughout the day every day. >> enjoying a begin and dubonai cocktail with lemon and ice before lunch and with lunch a glass of whine or champagne and washes down her indin were a glass of champagne before heading to bed. >> my kind of lady she like

outside the bar, it shows the victim with premjee.o shows the student checking him into her dorm. >> it told me what i had been telling myself that what happened was with consent and it was not a sexual assault in any way. >> reporter: at the time of his arrest, the victim's roommate had walked into the room after the alleged crime had occurred. he was in the bathroom and the roommate confronted him and he left. >> i didn't think that she was incapable of giving consent in any way. >> reporter: the attorney says the young woman told investigators she couldn't remember anything after leaving the bar. premjee also admits he was intoxicated. >> without a video, i don't know what i would have done. >> reporter: his attorney says they had a statement from a uber driver saying the woman was all over primge in the back seat. he could have faced a maximum of ten years in prison. diane and kendis? >> the district attorney says charges will not be re-filed in this case, but there's still no word on whether the university is conducting their own

at the gold room bar on edgemont avenue. detectives say officers were monitoring things outside the bar as people were leaving. one man was shot outside the bar, next detectives say two men got in the durango and started firing at police. officers rushed fire and the suspects in the durango would take off. there was a chase, the suspects crashed into a tree 6 blocks away. when officer approached the suv they found both men inside had been shot multiple times. the two suspects in the durango and the shooting victim back at the club were taken to the hospital. a woman would suffer neck wounds during the shootout, but she'll be okay. >> police are not naming the three men who were involved in the shooting. reporting live in chester, bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thanks for the update. >>> developing this noon, u.s. central command said two american soldiers have been killed in iraq, but not revealing details how they died. they said the soldiers were conducting combat operations and not die as a result of enemy contact

it's like you're visiting a bar at a different time of the week.slik and cool and it's like visiting a bar, like, 9:00 p.m. on a saturday where everybody's dressed really well, and they're using their pickup lines. in our show it's, like, 3:00 a.m. on a tuesday. ( laughter ) you're kind of fighting with your girlfriend. the floor is sticky. the bar bill is about to arrive, and you can't pay it. and it's, like enter scene. it's great. it's kind of gritty and ugly, like the book si think. >> stephen: and i think-- we have a clip here? we do not have a clip. >> oh, good. i'll do it -- >> stephen: imagine this. imagine this! ( laughter ) but on-- on somewhere else, on a different show. ( cheers and applause ) thanks. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: "get shorty" premieres sunday on epix. chris o'dowd, everybody. when we come back, i'm eating the hottest wings legally allowable, with sean evans. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) s vo: whenever a craving hits, vo: jack's got your back. jack: somebody craving my smoky jack burger? vo: the smoky jack b

men inside of a bar.ation of that but clearly there is a massive police operation and a large number of armed police across the whole area. they are obviously in a high state of alert. it does not seem this incident is at an end at the moment. thank you. an additional line from catalan police, they say of the 32 people injured ten are seriously injured. that news conference just completed. we will try to bring you more in a couple of moments. rees richard is in barcelona and he witnessed some of the events today. thank you for joining us, can you tell us what you experienced? i was shopping with my girlfriend, and a van was at the top of las ramblas, where the impact happened. i turned around, to see what was going on. people started screaming and police were scrambling down the road. i looked over, i had a closer look and i could see that there was someone a closer look and i could see that there was someone lying on the ground, with a police officer performing cpr. there was another next to that person.

there's nobody holed up in a bar nearby. obviously, they all are still trying to investigate the situation, brooke, and they do say on their facebook page and on their twitter page, they're asking for information from eye-witnesses, anybody who has any information, they're asking people to come forward. >> okay. evan, valuable information. keep popping in and giving us more information. for now, i'm going let you go. thank you so much. >>> james galiano just sad down, former fbi director. let me ask you. this is what happens in breaking news, it's a fluid situation. we don't know -- they don't entirely know if it's maybe one person, several people, again, the good news from evan, it's not a hostage situation, but at the same time, they have to still establish a perimeter, continue to search for additional possible suspects. walk me through that process, what they're doing right now. >> sure, brooke. once they determine that there are no hostages, that changes the calculus immeasurably because now it goes from a fluid, you've

that was the going rate for main of the bars. that was determined by the seating capacity of pane of the bars in the downtown area, guys if. >> all right, 600 people, $40 each. they made their money back. and that's not counting drinks. >>> he made ridiculous and outrageous claims. >> leaders on both sides questioning the president's mental fitness. >>> and the military training operation goes terribly wrong. details on the search for a missing soldier after a helicopter weren't down near the coast of yemen. >>> hot weather in the forecast for your bay area sunday. with that, some advisories. i'll tell you what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. >>> more criticism today of president trump's decision to pardon former arizona sheriff joe arpaio. the pardon came before his sentencing, and without any judicial review. >> house speaker paul ryan and both arizona senators criticized the pardon, saying the president should have allowed the just advertise process to play out. the washington post reports the president had alr

tourists and locals across the city in bars devastated about what has happened.in plaza catalunya, going to be a minute's silence in plaza catalu nya, just going to be a minute's silence in plaza catalunya, just up from las ramblas, at 12pm local time tomorrow. the mayoress has come out saying people should not be scared tomorrow. the people of barcelona need to go back on the streets and show these people we are not scared. that was the message coming from adder call—out, the mayor of barcelona. —— from ada colau.|j adder call—out, the mayor of barcelona. -- from ada colau. i know you will keep trying to draw the links for us. we are going to be com pletely links for us. we are going to be completely clear about what we know and what we don't know and are trying to establish. we will bring you any breaking news lines from barcelona. but also i will bring you other news from around the world. police in the philippines say they have killed another 26 suspected drug dealers and arrested dozens more and operations ordered by the president. the latest deaths mean at

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armed men have barricaded themselves into a bar in the area.f they are connected to the van attack. url in the bbc news special on the events in the last few hours in barcelona. police have said they are dealing with an ongoing terrorist attack after an van ploughed into people in one of the busiest areas of the city. details have been coming through gci’oss details have been coming through across the last few hours. police have confirmed that at least one person has died, 32 injured, ten seriously. this incident happened at las ramblas, one of the most popular two wrist parts of the city. major thoroughfare. it is in the middle of barcelona, particularly popular with two wrist because of bath and restau ra nts. two wrist because of bath and restaurants. witnesses have described hundreds of people running down the streets, some hid in shops, and we spoke to one man who was sheltering in a church. spanish media have reported that two armed men are holed up in a bar and some reports that they had taken hostages but i have got to stress that parti