robert lance was arrested for assaulting dan you'll pair way outside of recess -- dez ray. >>> tonight pleeses -- police station are trying to track down who is shooting at cars. we received police reports for at least six incidents all in the area of noble and quil am roads. in several of the cases drivers in sitting at red lights when windows were shot out. a child was in the back seat shattered. please believe a pbb gun was used. >>> the east bank to become cleveland agency first area to legally allow open containers outdoors. frank riley with this frank? >>reporter: that's because some folks don't have monday -- fond memories of this area right here. there are plenty of excited people but plenty of concerns as well. they don't know how this whole thing will play out. the cleveland doto application would allow people to keem -- carry alcoholic beverages and holding a plastic bottle or cup by a licensed seller. the city council so the to im -- sought the -- to improve the application. >> you have kids and families and so you want to weep -- keep it in one area. you don't want people

so you can have somebody like robert lancing who says the american public wants to enter the war, and he's basing that on an editorial that he read in "harper's" because that's what he wants to hear. in some ways i'm not sure how much public opinion actually matters, but the people who do make decisions, their claims about public opinion is what matters. >> thank you very much for this question. i think it is complicated because a lot of southwestern officials were very concerned with mexico. their rub to it is a lot of them had business interests or property in mexico. it was not just southwestern officials. people like william randolph hurst. william jennings bryan had a lot of land in mexico. colonel house led his group of texas politicians who were very keenly concerned about their business and property interests in mexico. this is why they tried to strike this balance of intervention to protect their property, but intervention to bring law and order back to mexico. in a way, it's sort of intervening to find the right person. at one point, poncho villa seemed to be the right perso

robert moog abbé, our president. very night, hordes of vendors, old senior citizens, old women sleep in the streets together with their grandchildren, because their daughters and sons have traveled to lancefar off to work for their family. so grandma must sleep with that child on the street, not because she does not have a home, but she was not able to make enough profit. she could not make $.50 on her six tomatoes to be able to go home and come back the next day, so they sleep on robert mugabe street. that is the reality of what our nation is going through. on a road named after our own president. we are saying our government has failed. we are not afraid to raise our voices, because it is the truth. the citizens of zimbabwe are the missing link. we are the missing voice. we are the voice that has not been present in the timeline of building zimbabwe. we have realized that. over the years we have called on foreign powers. we have called on the african union. we have called on all sorts of people to come in and help. while we are glad for the help, we realized that -- nobody loves a zimbabwean. we have to be at the forefront of pushing our country in the direction we wanted to go. we can

robert moog abbe, our president. night, hordes of vendors, old senior citizens, old women sleep in the streets together ,ith their grandchildren because their daughters and sons have traveled to lance far off to work for their family. so grandma must sleep with that child on the street, not because she does not have a home, but she was not able to make enough profit. she could not make $.50 on her six tomatoes to be able to go home and come back the next day, eo they sleep on robert mugab street. that is the reality of what our nation is going through. on a road named after our own president. we are saying our government has failed. we are not afraid to raise our voices, because it is the truth. the citizens of zimbabwe are the missing link. we are the missing voice. we are the voice that has not been present in the timeline of building zimbabwe. we have realized that. over the years we have called on foreign powers. we have called on the african union. we have called on all sorts of people to come in and help. while we are glad for the help, we realized that -- nobody loves a zimbabwean. we have to be at the forefront of pushing our country in the direction we wanted to go. we can