the front door being on the corner of silver and reveer. a central quad or hub because everybody we talk to in all aspects of the community talked about a place to gather and a place to meet, a lot of the conversations dealt around certain african american traditions and restore of practices, a lot of which are circular and out of that came a plan. and those plans became real rooms where the six grade goes, where the seventh grade goes and the science goes and the campus is defined by a series of buildings where the classrooms are where the gymnasium is and the outdoor spaces point to go the views of the bay. if you look at the design, you see a gazillion meeting, so all the meeting love the line are community and public communities including the southeast commission and several meelting with former mayor brown, reverend brown and community meeting at mlk and other schools and the meetings below the line shows what meeting they held with the academic staff. at the end of that road came a plan and the plan puts the building on the street, it

questioned mark is a very, very reveered name in republican circles.d, i would consider him probably the favorite marsh hering from loewen and hering, i would think has upare hill battle. okay i want talk about this because it is very important. statute tread direct douglas dedicated we have been talk lots about this mark you have been sort of ringing going or d. c stand on this any word whether or not president obama or any one from white house going to be there? president obama will be in germany so he will not be there. and i talked to white house, and one the representatives, they have not made statement. and, right now they are not senting rentive. maureen i have ticket here. you see ticket. done ask me -- let's get back mark. i won't tell you how i got ticket but what my point is that d.v. citizen should allowed to have ticket. it was editial very well written in post. saturday but they migged very major point. the mayor point is that jon boehner who has a strange are hold on tickets is not senting these tickets so 29 commissioner that delegate n

it deserves a leader who understands, respects, and reveers the law.t deserve a leader who has the integrity, the intellect and the commitment to advance the cause of justice. you have already been held in contempt of congress. the arrow he began, the lies, are the double -- the arrogance, lies, double standards are both embarrassing and beneath us. the american people can no longer afford so many missteps in our citadel of american justice. mr. attorney general, it is time for you to go. we have a great show for you tonight. the obama administration keeps the scandals coming. so many scandals but so little time. we'll talk to congressman trey goudie around later the political enemies targeted by the irs strike back, filing lawsuits. i want to know what you think. tonight's insta-poll, should eric holder be indicted? tweet or facebook me @ judge jeanine and we will read your answers later on in the show. >> judge jeanine: so what should happen to attorney general holder for h his role in the multiple scandals? joining me is south carolina congressman t

today much of it reveers president obama. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from d.c. bob woodward who along with karl bernstein drove the watergate story for the "the washington post." comparisons to the irs right now, mr. woodward, are there any? >> independent agency is absurd. when george schultz was the treasury secretary for knicks and the irs commissioner at the time johnny walters came to see schultz and said the white house wants me to audit this list of democrats, you know what george schultz did? he said if they want me to do that they can get a new treasury secretary. they refused to do it. clearly in the pipeline. lots of people knew some of this or should know it and i agree, this needs to be investigated. but you know who should lead the investigation? president obama. and the white house put out his version of all of these things. i have found in recent weeks they still respond to questions. you say they aren't answering this question about the 157 visits by the irs commissioner. they should.

nelson mandela similarly i think was able to recognize despite how reveereds he was part of this transition process was to able to recognize bigger than just one person. even one of the greatest people in history. what an incredible lesson that is so i think for the entire continent, for every leader not just in africa. for every leader around the world to think about those principles, that governs for the people have to be based on constitutions and rules in which every -- every person is treated equally and nobody is above the law, and this we as leaders, you know, we occupy these spaces temporarily. we don't get to so diluted that we start thinking that the fate of our country depends on how long we stay in office when you have that as a foundation and you start building in transparency and accountability and good governance and delivering services for people then you have a recipe for dises success. the economy starts booming and the private sector effective. my hope would be that every country in the -- around the world but certainly in africa can benefit from those lessons. if you loo