ben grant, a 17-year-old high school wrestler.nd colleen o'connor, also 17, a senior at eagle crest high school. march culver, 50, and a mother of 2 was working her first night alone as manager. out in the dining room sat 19-year-old former employee, nathan dunlap. >> nathan dunlap worked there for a time but is ultimately let go. he had an attitude problem and is a bit of a discipline issue for the management. so on the particular night in question, nathan dunlap goes into that chuck e. cheese and he orders dinner. dunlap plays video games. played a shooter video game, hogan's alley. chuck e. cheese closes. dunlap goes into the bathroom. waits in the bathroom. >> he goes to the mirror. he gets himself psyched up. looks at himself and tells himself he can do this. and he pulls out his gun and he walks outside and he starts to shoot people in the head. >> bobby stephens was walking inside after a smoking break. >> as i went back into work is when i started hearing the gunshots. i thought somebody dropped something. >> sylvia crowel

ben grant, vacuuming, was killed next. >> i heard the next two shots. the only thing that came to mind was the kids are out there popping balloons. >> narrator: colleen o'connor saw dunlap approaching. she sank to her knees, and pleaded to her life. dunlap fired a bullet through the top of her head. >> i was loading some utensils into the dishwasher. i turned around and nathan dunlap came through the kitchen door. right then is when i knew i was in trouble. to be honest the only words out of my mouth was, oh [ bleep ]. he raised the gun and shot me. >> narrator: the bullet hit bobby in the jaw. he fell to the floor. >> as he stood there i was expecting to be shot again and that would be the end of it. but i played dead. i held as still as i could be. it actually worked. he walked on. i got up and i ran out the kitchen. >> narrator: dunlap entered the office where he forced marge to unlock the safe. after it was open he shot marge in the ear. >> as nathan was gathering the cash he notices that marge is still moving. he shoots her in the other ear. >> nar

the health, education, labor, and pensions committee be granted floor privileges for the remainder of today's session and that brent becker and ben struby, interns with the committee, also be granted floor privileges for today's session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: mr. president, 24 years ago on july 26, 1990, president george her better -- e herbert walker bush on a glorious sun-filled day on the white house lawn attended by more people than had ever attended a bill signing in the history of our country, were there and president bush signed into law the americans with disabilities act, a bill broadly supported by democrats and republicans here in the senate and in the house. it was a momentous occasion. you see, most people thought of civil rights as pertaining to people of color, religion, national origin, sex, that type of thing, but up until july 26 of 1990, people with disabilities had that civil rights. and i remember when president bush signed that law, he uttered these words. he said, "let the shameful walls of discrimination come tumbling down." a wonderful day. and looking back over those 24 ye

granted a entertainment permit and they have more improvements to do. >> i think it's helpful to know what cob webs and what's happening out there and then my another report ben is going to help me with the power point this is a live personal property permit that began in 2011 there you go there we go okay. so the background information you probably know the limited live performance permit the restrictions performs must end by he 10:00 p.m. and an accessory use and the performance is less than 4 hundred square feet originally it was not for outdoor use but 2013 it changed and the next slide currently, we have 45 active limited life actually permits the bulk is restaurant and some wine bars and cafes and regular bars and galleries and event spaces it shows you the break down the reason people go for the live permit number one if so an accessory use it makes sense but for small galleries and restaurants the cost is much more affordable and l lp is for $41 and you see the breakdown of the costs involved so speeding through this one the really great things about the l lp if someone has a limited performance permit 245e6 and they've blasted and the police don't ha

grants. he okayed the planning commission. he dealt with the universities. and the companies who wanted the ben if sense of the scottish administration. so in a sense, his organization was very easy. it could be a one or two-manned band whereas we have to bring together a range of political opinions, some of whom didn't agree on a whole range of issues but all of whom agreed on one thing, which was the utility and benefits for scotland and part of the united kingdom. i hope tonight that range will be joined by a majority of the people in scotland. >> was it a mistake not to have gordon brown as a far more prominent campaigner for you earlier on? >> no, i don't think so. because you see there are definite stages to this campaign. given that we had to put together the widest range of unity among various parties, then the man that was chosen to do it was a man known not to be a tribal politician, alistair dowling. probably at the time he went into this, the one member of the last four years of the labor government who had come out with credit. and alistair dowling was to work with every side. he's