when you stop serving l. paul -- alcohol, people start drinking water, gatorade, red bull, whatever it is and they start trickling out without an issue. when you close at 2:00 a.m. and rush everybody out, that is when the problems start. people get upset or crazy because they do not want the night to end. with this, i think it may actually help in terms of not having trouble. sari. i am a little nervous. thank you. president newlin: any questions? >> i have some questions that i just want clarified on your conditions. with regard to condition no. 8, which says security personnel should be trained and able to conduct patron wanding, who is going to train them? >> how about you? [laughter] i think that is important. this particular condition was changed today because there was a condition that says everybody should be wanding. the police were very receptive to this. gay males are not used to being wanded. they do not tend to have fights. in the amended security plan, i talk about this a little more. if you have a co

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when you stop serving l. paul -- alcohol, people start drinking water, gatorade, red bull, whatever it is and they start trickling out without an issue. when you close at 2:00 a.m. and rush everybody out, that is when the problems start. people get upset or crazy because they do not want the night to end. with this, i think it may actually help in terms of not having trouble. sari. i am a little nervous. thank you. president newlin: any questions? >> i have some questions that i just want clarified on your conditions. with regard to condition no. 8, which says security personnel

. >> paul l arks m wrote a letter on a poster board to his mom expressing his love as the community looked on. there was a security camera in the store but police won't say if it caught anyone. they say whoever did it knew her morning routine. >>> mgm says they aren't planning on turning national harbor into las vegas. the company wants to build a complex that includes slot machines, table games and a luxury hotel. it could mean 200 construction jobs and 4,000 permanent jobs. before any of that can happen, the general assembly would need a special session to approve the plan and voters would have to chime in in a referendum. >>> new this morning, hundreds have taken to the streets in japan protesting the government's decision to bring it nuclear reactors back online. protesters say it's a dangerous risk and the country is doing just fine without nuclear energy. the country's 50 reactors were shut down after last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami. it damaged the fukushima plant enough that radiation leaked out forcing the government to evacuate the area around the plant. it will tak

gasoline, plowed it into a building near connecticut and l streets northwest and tried to set it on fire. the woman shares the same address as pauldated. d.c. court records show he has now been charged with assault with intent to kill. fall is due in court for a hearing tomorrow. >>> three people are dead and three others wounded after a shooting near the campus of auburn university in alabama. police say two of the dead are former auburn football players. drew levinson is at the crime scene and reports the alleged shooter is still on the run. >> reporter: hazardous materials teams in white suits scrubbed the crime scene near the campus of auburn university. a manhunt is underway for the alleged shooter, leonard. police say he shot six people killing three of them. >> that's a shock right now to know that this was all going on. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting happened at these apartments after a fight at a party saturday night. many people who live here knew the victims. >> i can't really explain in words what happened, just feel real bad knowing that it happened in my own neighborhood and i see these people around ev

l street, you know, i was in borders. i said, i didn't realize it was so old down here in the basement. well, according to beth's research, this was paul jenning's home. this had been part of his home, part of his foundation. so it's amazing how, you know, i'm still crossing paths with my ancestor. he's always been in my life, even though i didn't really know him. he's been there at some point or another. and even more ironic is my brother, who is now deceased, did his career at the department of interior for 30 years where paul worked at the department of interior. so those are just, you know, a couple tidbits to just kind of let you know how history has not left families sometimes. that even though we're not here at the same time, some of it continues. and even now part of the family mary franklin are actually buried in the old mount zion cemetery, as somebody mentioned earlier this hair presentation over in georgetown. they are buried in the black section, which is not kept up, but it does have the headstones that you can see the family names on. so thank you. and i want to thank beth especially for being interested and curious abou

l. americorps has a strong history of bipartisanship. john mccain was a champion a, h ted kennedy. this is an issue not until recently paul to cut americorps from the budget has been seen as the vantage point. it is insane the idea of serving your country in a needed area in teaching, disaster relief is seen to be -- >> expenditure. >> as well as a partisan effort. these are young people who want to get involved and do something for the betterment of the world. and the country. >> it strikes me the only group that i feel like we talked to on the show that is so consistently on it is the returning veterans who are on the -- basically -- between the -- >> military loves this. >> between the returning veterans who understand that it is -- investment and an expenditure and the youth and the university culture who i think will -- i think that is a very powerful political ali alignment for these types of issues for both political parties. well presented. thank you. >> thank you. >> check it out. not only video but the petition for a million jobs and million service jobs in this country at ourtime.org. thanks for being part of t

l of new york. congress man tim wahlberg of michigan. congress man raul labrador of idaho. these are minor lawmakers, but they should be ashamed of their conduct. paul gosar said obama and others in the administration might quote, be accessories to murder. and of course the far right has also ripped a page out of its old playbook and accused the attorney general of racism. "the wall street journal" ran a column with the title eric holder's people. blasting the quote racial bias of the justice department. and last month the paper criticized his quote, racial incitement. taken together, these smears represent an unprecedented attack on the top law enforcement official in this country. and it has to stop. joining me now is congressman emanuel cleaver of missouri and chairman of the congressional black caucus. he wrote a letter to stop the contempt charges against the attorney general. thank you for being here tonight. >> good to be with you. >> what's behind these attacks on the attorney general in your opinion? >> first of all, i think in the united states during an election year, if one side wants to take its shots at the president and even his admin

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listening to people like paul ryan i think he will be in a formidable position in the fa l fall. task to do and if he does it which shouldn't be too hard in this environment i think he will w n win. >> shannon: always good to see you. happy father's day. thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> shannon: father's day is also about spending time with your family but for the famil families of wounded warriors in the hospital that can often be very difficult to do. an amazing group calls luke's wings steps together to help reunite families to be togeth together. joining us fletcher gill and also a family they have been able to help. jonathan carnes and his father onnan. great to see you in new york as well. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, ma'am. >> luke, i want to start with you. we featured your mission befo before. such an amazing thing and our viewers responded well to what you are trying to do because we all care about military famil families being able to be together? how important is it on holidays like this on father's day and christmas and other imp