out. >> but robbins won't leave.art to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> you got a gun? >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's a

and just for your information, those restaurants consist of the american pop, -- pub, togos, baskin-robbins, a diner, and others, and our representatives of certain of those companies here this evening. we are asking for jurisdiction, and we realize that we have a high standard to meet, but we think the matter is fairly simple, and we would direct you to off the grid, the own brief of the matter. and this contains an admission that they initially located this permit -- the initially low k the permit seven no restaurants would have the opportunity to appeal. subsequently, it was learned that the location was on port property, and dpw did not require notice, as would have been required, so there alone, you have a city action which prevented our clients from filing a timely appeal. if you allow the appeal, i think you will find that even though some of these restaurants are not within 300 feet, they are all greatly affected by this. we are here to talk about this when you hopefully give us jurisdiction to file the appeal. so with that said, by the emission that grumpy is did not give notice, w

. >> james robbins reporting a short time ago. he spoke after being briefed by the special envoy to syria, kofi annan. i was struck by how great he is about this. what did he say? that syria is not libya. it will not implode, but x load? >> >> yes, -- but exploded? >> yes, that is the estimation of not just kofi annan, but other leaders. that is why there's so much concern about syria. it is not just a question of syria falling into civil war, but a question of a regional crisis. we have heard a lot of grim assessment of the situation on the ground. we heard an acknowledgement from kofi annan that his peace plan is not being implemented and their need to be steps taken to press the government and if that is not going to work, then we need to look at other options. but we have very little detail of what the other options or belittle steps -- bolder steps would be. the secretary-general has come out and said that they love the security council to decide what to do next. the have no information as to what that might be. >> what else

dwyane wade is a native of south suburban robbins. he was given sole custody of his sons in march of last year. last night, wade's attorneys asked a judge to suspend his ex-wife's visitation rights. then *her* attorneys filed a motion that said they don't want to represent her anymore. a man whose friend drowned in lake county is now charged with fleeing the scene. eric oomens, is charged with failure to comply with requirements involving an accident. oomens and richard stoneking were swimming in "gages lake" monday night, when their pontoon boat drifted away. oomens swam to shore and told a resident he was looking for his friend ... before running off. stoneking's body was recovered yesterday afternoon. chicago police are asking for help finding a 15-year-old autistic teen who disappeared from comer's children's hospital in hyde park yesterday. gary kahil was last seen at the hospital wearing a white shirt with blue stripes and light blue jean shorts. police say kahil is autistic and nonverbal. he lives near 92nd and stony island and

. >> he's suing american express for more than $3 million to pay him for insurance he took out on robbin gardner. >> we have the latest on the legal fight. >> reporter: it is the latest twist in the mystery in paradise. what happened to robyn gardner who vanished last august. her travel companion says they went snorkeling together. she never made it out. police never bought his story. he took out this travel insurance on her life. still, authorities didn't have enough to charge him. giordano was released and went home to maryland. now, he's filed this lawsuit against american express to collect on that insurance policy, demanding $3.5 million saying gardner is presumed to be deceased. amex has a duty to pay it. >> it infuriates me that he would have the nerve to do something like that. >> reporter: they haven't paid giordano saying it's too soon. when someone is presumed dead, it's not validated until 365 days after the incident. it's only been ten months. he says they owe him millions. >> if you take out insurance and something happens to your loved ones, you are a murderer. i think it'

. >> reporter: reynolds wolf, cnn, robbins air force base. >> rob, we live in a day and age it is sometimesheros, but you have to look no further than men and women of the united states armed forces. incredible, this unit what they are able to do, first to arrive in the battle, very first to leave, incredible group of men and women, lucky to have them. >> you feel strongly, very patriotic guy. with no military training you had the look with the hat on, fatigues, you could be a field general out there. >> that is nice of you to say, doing some of the live fire exercises with these guys, if you want to feel old and fat, basically go in my shoes and follow these young men around, they are incredible. i'm 42, a couple guys older than i was, tiptop shape. the yellow suit with the chemical mask on my face -- >> how did that feel? >> it's a good breathalyzer. the intense heat, they use that when doing chemical warfare training, a lot of times do it where it's 120 degrees in the desert, trying to deal with those elements, under those adverse situations, it's amazing, truly. >> great piece, thank yo

ginn co-gardens matthew robbins, you a green thumb? >> pretty much so.eporter: what should people do with their plants? >> water more often than you would otherwise, preferably in the morning rather that than after work. >> reporter: they'll survive? >> they will. plants live in the real world. they'll make it. >> reporter: so no matter what you do this weekend, make sure you take your buddy with you. stay thirsty, my friend. live on the mall, pat collins, news 4. >> you're lucky someone didn't steal your hat out there. oh, nice cool drinks of water. >> washing those hot dogs down. pat collins on the mall. >>> doug, you have been a busy man. they've been all over the place today. >> the heat is the big thing we're worried about right now. later this weekend we should have a dangerous situation play out with thunderstorm activity. we'll show you that coming out as well. take a look outside first off. i had somebody say, hey, doug, if it gets this hot, isn't it easier to have strong to severe thunderstorms. the answer to that is yes, if we have something t

i worked at baskin-robbins. >> still ahead, this is something all parents face this time of year, somethingruggle with. >> once school is over, how do you stop the dreaded brain drain? coming up next hour, we're talking with an education consultant about some fun and simple ways to keep your kids in learning mode all summer long. imagine that. fox 5 morning news back in a moment. i'm drinking dunkin'. i'm drinking dunkin' iced mocha. they make it exactly how i like it. medium, iced, with a turbo shot. french vanilla, hazelnut, caramel -- i love 'em all. they make it perfect every time. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> time to say good morning to today's facebook fan of the day. she and her friend cj watch fox 5 every day. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day log on to facebook and post a comment. let's send out the allison and will. >> good morning melanie. >> coming up fox 5 morning news at 7, new details about the commerce secretary and two car crashes he was involved in this as the government announces he will take a leave of absence. >>> more changes

she would like that kind of relationship where they went on and on like susan sarandon and tim robbins i think she's kidding herself. he's a married guy ho didn't want to marry her. and it looks like he still doesn't want to marry her. she would like to be marry. so if he won't marry her, she doesn't want it that way. >> joy: you're saying that edwards doesn't want to marry her. >> yeah. >> people are equal in relationships over many years, in terms of actors in terms of their careers. she was fooling around with a guy who was married. it's undercover and doing something really offensive to elizabeth edwards. >> joy: i know, the book sort of trashes elizabeth edwards as being a witch and being not nice and everything which i don't think is very cool to do that to the woman. she's dead. she suffered with cancer. i mean, come on, give it a rest. let's talk about madonna. she's currently on tour. when she was in istanbul she intentionally revealed her breast to the audience. the new york post reported this incident and called madonna desperate. here's what wendy williams had to say. >> ok

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. >> reporter: jerry robbins was one of those.ol. >> if i told you, i'd have to shoot you. >> reporter: did you ever run moonshine again? you don't have to answer that. >> no. >> reporter: troy, who had. worked outside the home in years set out to make her own. >> i had to be a full-time mom. that was 24 hour as day. i had to kind of say, troy, it's okay, your time will come and it will come later in your life. i just knew that by the time i was in my 40s. so when i ran across this idea of making a great white american spirit, i knew my time had come. >> i couldn't figure for the life of me why she would need 100 pounds of corn. >> reporter: john mcentire's family has farmed in north carolina for six generations. >> i said, john, you've got all these old barns and you've got the mill. why don't we do fermentations out here. he said, lady, i don't want to get arrested. >> reporter: prohibition may have been repealed in 1933, but to this day it's illegal to dispel any spirit without a license. she got herself a legal permit to make

babe herman of the brooklyn robbins hit for the cycle twice in 1931 season. >>> well, stanford stadiumght, as the san jose earthquakes take on the l.a. galaxy. 50,000 fans will fill the stadium at 7:00 tonight. the game, which is sold out, will be broadcast on national television. there's also a big pregame event with food, live music, as well as other entertainment. >>> well, it is the final weekend of competition for the olympic team trials in gymnastics. those trials being held at san jose's hp pavillion began on tuesday. today, the men will compete, and tomorrow the women. fan fest event has been organized around the trials. san jose's sports authority says the event means good news for the city. >> well, it's always an estimate, but we're looking probably at 15 to $20 million in economic benefit to the community as a whole. >> this morning's fan fest event begins at 10:00 a.m. >>> today is the last day of june. just flies by so fast. lot going on. couple of county fares, rosemary, giants, as you mentioned earlier. what are we looking like right now? >> going to be mild today, but

president, austin scott, who represents the sixth congressional district in fwea and represents warner robbins. i yield five minutes to my colleague from georgia. mr. scott: my father, as you is a health care professional, an orthopedic surgeon who came out of med school when i was just a child. i spent a lot of time in a physician's office and a not-for-profit hospital watching my dad take care of patients and helping them. that doctor-patient relationship is something that's been stripped away in this bill. i want to talk about the numbers, not just the relationships right now. i think it's important to reflect on what happened 833 days ago when then-speaker nancy pelosi told the american public that congress must pass the bill so they could find out what was in it. now i have no doubt that the president in his endorsement of the bill, surely he read it and knew what was in it. the speaker of the house of representatives, it would have been irresponsible for her to endorse a bill without knowing what was in it. and they had to understand that it would negatively impact our economy and the ge