. >> old timers will remember driving up to carlyle, pennsylvania, to training camp. the city of richmond is considering a number of locations for the numerous camp. we'll let you know when they let us know. >>> gamblers are getting ready to place i their bents in maryland. maryland live! -- place their bets in maryland. maryland live! opens for business tonight. our matt jablow is live outside anne arundel mills mall. >> reporter: two minus four hours 53 minutes and counting until the opening of one of the country's largest casinos. after many years of debate, controversy, voting, planning and finally building maryland live! casino will open at 10:00 tonight, thousands of slot machines and electronic table games on a 160,000 square foot casino floor. the president says the $500 million project is good not only for those who like to gamble, but for almost all maryland residents. >> 400 million a year what is we anticipate paying in taxes which will make us the largest taxpayer in the state of maryland and by far, the largest single source of the revenue for the state'

you spent a lot of time as chairman, former chairman, senior adviser now at carlyle. private equity. romney in the news all the time. what do you think private equity gets a bad name? is there something private equity is doing wrong or doing wrong to market itself? >> i think that if we didn't have a candidate who would work in private equity, we wouldn't see -- this is all about politics. this is an attack on romney because he was in private ek wilt and so i think it's very, it's just caught up in the political world we're in right now. private equity has been around a long time. private equity is a powerful business and it has a very, very strong economic underpinning. 64% of the investors in private equity are pension funds, endowments, foundations. the people who win when private equity win, are middle class people, hoping to get their pensions. >> why has the industry, if you will, had such a hard time articulating that message, around this table we get it, i think a lot of our viewers understand that issue but the larger public, you know, sees private equity in

we had to pull this video out of archives at '94 in carlyle and redskins throwing and frying to catch the football, playing a little football out there -- trying to catch the football, playing a little football out there. virginia governor said today the redskins' commitment to richmond will be for about eight years. so you might have to be taking that 100-mile trek from the district to go see your team. >> virginia says it's our team. thank you, appreciate that. >>> by the way, surae chinn is live at redskins park where the team has been holding its training campus in recent years. what are folks saying about all this? >> reporter: fans are hurting now, fans and nonfans alike saying they want their team to stay for the preseason training camp, the hustle and bustle. you can just imagine next month when it's going positive. this entire area will be packed with the cars and people lined up to see their favorite team, but next year a lot of fans will have to drive all the way to richmond for a couple hors to see those team highlights. team -- hours to see those team highlights. >> i wis

. >> this is in the carlyle district. >> old town. i believe it's three blocks from the king street metro exit. it is easily accessible by metro. >> we look forward to hearing how the competition goes and good luck to walker's grill. again, it's this noon till 5:00 p.m. in the carlyle district of old town. it is the alexandria first ever food and wine festival. it will be a great way to start the summer weekend. >> yes, it will. >> best of luck. thank you for being with us. here's mike. >>> jessica doyle is off today but we are still saving you money with our daily deals. if you spend about a third of your life in bed, you don't want to spend a lot of money on how do you that sleeping. living social is offering up a 50% off on orthopedic euro double pillow top mattresses. $3 hundred for a twin, up to $539 for a king. this offer is from jmd furniture. today only every single breugger's bagels location will host a free coffee day. guests can enjoy the cool iced pick me up. the event is a celebration of the first full day of summer today

but carlyle, of course, would have the majority owner shship the other piece i'm told carlyle is focused sort of partner to whom they can kind of subcontract some of the process. so, for example, taking on a bp as delta did as part of its trainer refinery deal to purchase the crude 0 oil from overseas, ship it across the atlantic and get it here and then possibly also something delta didn't do which is to take on a partner to help the so-called financing process, taking a risk, a balanced sheet risk and operational risk of refining the crude into various products. look for some news within the next week or two, but it doesn't necessarily seem, carl, like they're going to be able to make this deadline of tomorrow before the exclusivity elapses. >> interesting to watch. natgas seeing some movement as well. nokia's announcing this morning a massive management shake yum and they will be cutting 10,000 jobs. the hand set maker also warned of a q-2 loss from its cell phone business bigger than initially reported. shares of nokia down 17% on the news. the managing director has a sell on nokia,

the olympic torch is making its way from york to carlyle in northern england. 85 torchbearers gave up running to donate part of her long to her sister. they will carry her between the national new york museum in for station in north york sure. -- north yorkshire. hosni mubarak critically ill in a military hospital. please stay with us on bbc world news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and a shell. -- and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a biofuel made from renewable sugar cane. >> a minute, mom! >> let's broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

carlyle group selling off the rest of its stake in the company. carlyle group up just a touch.. back to you, ty. >> brian, thank you. power rundown time. john carney and cindy per nam here. ceo bob greifeld publicly apologizing for the glitches, is it enough to appease the angry masses? john, $40 million of i'm sorry enough? >> it is nowhere near enough. the people who actually lost money are not happy with this. and if you saw his interview with maria last night, i think it was greifumble. he really did not do a good job. >> what could he have said? >> when asked what do you think about retail investors, he should have said something, he said it's not our problem. >> it's not enough. and more importantly he needed to come in with a save and say something. saying i screwed up and i'm going to win your trust back and i didn't hear anything like that. >> two thumbs down. goldman's coveted partner circle is shrinking. reports saying goldman is going to name less than 100 new partners this fall down from 110 last year. cindy, oh, my. i'm so sorry for those guys. >> i know. it's a c

i'm thinking of pine grove furnace up near carlyle, p.a., but there are no place left we know of in the region where you can fly off the rope swing and jump off the rocks and not have somebody blow the whistle at you or call the cops. scott broom, 9 news now. >> reporter: sounds like a place to check out for sure this summer. we want to know how you're beating the heat or if the weather affected your day. join the conversation on our wusa9 facebook page. we'll be trying to cool down here at the bethesda pool. i'm going to leave you with a little advice from the lifeguards we got earlier. a lot of kids are of the age where they could go to their community pools on their own without their parents. always, always come with a friend so someone knows where you are in case of an emergency. the buddy system works around water. we'll come back later with how to keep animals safe in the heat, but now let's go back to more news in the studio. >>> we've got breaking news out of uva tonight where just before 5:00, which was the deadline, the board of visitors announced it would meet to reconsider t

johnson visiting professor of military history at the united states army war college in carlyle, pennsylvania. i had no idea i was going to draw so much applause. carol is an expert on the civil war, the war in vietnam and a new field, the education of military officers. i can recommend her book, "pickets charge in military history andmemory," published in 1997 by the university of north carolina press. it's a wonderful piece. she has announced a book for may of this year. a book i tried to get my hands on to read it before i put the remarks together. i couldn't do it. my librarian couldn't find a copy of the book. it has the enormously intriguing title of, "with a sword in one hand and jominy in the other." i assume it is a study of civil war strategy and tactics. carol is the author of many articles, book reviews, conference papers, consultations, staff, prizes, and, of course, she is a wonderful teacher. i didn't try very hard to resist when i discovered at penn state your teacher. it has headings like interest and helpfulness and clarity. and carol ranked very high in all of those. there

he's expected to discuss economic issues with carlyle group co-founder david rubenstein at 8:50 p.m. eastern. >>> this is c-span 3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week and every weekend, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites. you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >>> the mayor of new york city was this year's commencement speaker at the university of north carolina in chapel hill. michael bloomberg said north carolina's recent same sex marriage vote shows there's still a lot of work to be done for civil rights. the founder of bloomberg news and financial information company was first elected mayor in 2001. here's his speech and advice to the graduating class of 2012. his comments are about 20 minutes. [ applause ] >> tar! >> heels! >> tar! >> heels! >> tar! >> heels! >> forgive me but i just wanted to start this morning by shouting something but i knew what would happen if i said rah-rah, carolina-lina. on that positive note, good morning, f

. >> she always stayed at the carlyle hotel the girl the thirty-fourth floor. a beautiful place, wonderful hotel and she loved to go to various restaurants, pretty french restaurant that no longer preexists, quality club and places like that or various museums in new york city and she loved central park. she was not able to go into central park. >> but as we were being introduced the thing people know you most for is that day in dallas. we tried to make this book as much about the good times, that was the day that changed everything. so can you take us back to that day, november 22nd, 1963. >> that was the end of the age of innocence for the united states. it was the day -- a beautiful sunny day in dallas. crowds were extremely large, both sides of main street in dallas, people were hanging out of windows. there was no central air conditioning in 1963 had some most of the buildings had windows that people with open and hang out.s, twd to and hang out. they were responsive and respectful and we were driving through downtown dallas on main street and turned right

three active nba coaches have won championships -- doc rivers, gregg popovich and rick carlyle.ric spoelstra could join the elite list, the former video coordinator has the heat one win away from the second title. the thunder trying to become the first team in nba history to rally, and win a championship. the way the heat have been playing lately, it does not seem likely. lebron james has lived up to the mvp status. with a game 7-type mentality. >> i'm just happy i'm able to be in this position today, and be back in this stage. and do thing that i can do to, you know, makes this team proud and this organization proud, and, you know -- see what happens. >> i'm going to keep being me. i'm going to keep trying to go at these guys. but you have faith in my teammates no matter what. i was never too late. it will be tough as alternates, but looking forward to that challenge. >> d.c. area native kevin durant and the thunder trying to stay alive tonight. >>> the pga tour coming to congressional next week. john lieburger says this course is in the best shape he's ever seen and if the wea

. >>> redskins have trained in frostburg and carlyle, pennsylvania, but the last 12 years has belongedurn and as fox 5's karen gray houston explains, the fans there might have a tough time parting ways with the team. >> reporter: it's been a while since the redskins had a really great winning season and coach shanahan has suggested before a move might help team members bond closer and play better. >> last year they were talking about moving to glen burnie, maryland, which didn't make any sense at all. now if you're saying they're thinking about going down to richmond, they're leaving their entire fan base. >> reporter: at the sports bar and grill in ashburn management and fans alike had strong feelings about the move. >> that's not reasonable. they need to stay in ashburn. this is home where they belong and where they've been. >> i'm not really offended by that. still they're a local team. richmond is two hours away but still local. >> reporter: sometimes you have to do what you've got to do. local officials in loudoun county aren't thrilled about the move but have accepted it. >> some

host: steven in carlyle, pennsylvania. more from the gallup report, americans see little impact of the bill on healthcare now. host: we're talking to you, our viewers and listeners, about the impact of the supreme court healthcare ruling on you and your family once that decision is handed down by the justices. independent, month morks donald is our line for republicans. donald, you're on the "washington journal." go ahead. donald, turn down your television set. put that on mute, and it will help facilitate our conversation. caller: thank you for c-span. the 34% that -- host: donald, put your television on mute or i'm going to move on to another call. caller: it's on mute. host: go ahead. caller: the 34% that said it makes little difference or not -- host: all right, we're going to move on to jan in new orleans on our line for democrats. good morning, jan, and welcome to the "washington journal." caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. host: jan, what kind of impact is the supreme court decision going to have on