if you watch the show tonight where do you go? >> rotundacinemas. >> reporter: we're here with z104 getting ready for the premiere. they are going to start with "the dark knight" itself, 9:00 and wrap intup with the premiere at midnight of the "the dark knight rises." this could be giving the run for the money of the largest grossing movie in opening night history. the record set a couple of months ago was by "the avengers" when it opened. it has the advantage of being in 3d, the batman series hasn't done. this isn't adam west and burt ward. i know you remember that. this is a little different with this incarn nation. >> i still want adam west. i'm sorry. you're going to watch it? and have a review in the morning? >> reporter: i couldn't hear it. yeah, we'll see it at midnight tonight. we'll have a review total morning on "good morning maryland" but we're going to be in here at the rotunda midnight tonight watching the movie. tell but it. we're not giving away spoilers tomorrow morning. >> charley crowson watching "the dark knight rises" at

the biggest batman fan charley crowson is at the rotunda gearing up for the caped crusader. i can't wait to hear your review. i'm going to see it this weekend. >> reporter: i think rosy may give me a run for biggest fan. >> it's close. >> reporter: we're live on 40th street getting ready for premiere of "the dark knight rises." this has been anticipated for more than a year now. the end of chris nolan's batman trilogy. this could be darker than even the middle one. that would be "the dark knight." tonight they are going to have the previewing at 9:00, ramping up to the premiere of "the dark knight rises" coming up at midnight. we're here with don and friends at z104. this guy, adam walks in, about 30 minutes ago, you buy a ticket. you are excited about this. >> i am. i'm an avid batman fan. i think christian bale did an awesome job in the batman trilogy. chris nolan did an awesome job directing it. it's going to be awesome. i'm looking forward to the midnight showing. to be one of the 50s first. >> reporter: look over your left shoulder. what is this? >> that is the dark kni

those who came to see the movie tonight were faced with heightened security, including here at the rotunda in north baltimore. that does not compared to so much family -- families had to face. >> this person is still scarred from the movie theater of his friends six years ago. even changed the way he watches movies. >> i try to go to the end just to make sure i can see what is going on. >> he remembers like it was yesterday when his friend were shot to death as he watched an x-men movie inside the now closed center 9. >> i was petrified. i did not know what to think. >> he perked up when he heard it happened again, the gunman entered a movie theater and started firing at the audience, killing a dozen people. >> i thought to myself, this is something similar to what happened to paul. >> he was struck by the similar circumstances of both shootings. schrum's shooter was a medical student in his 20's. he waited for police to arrive at the movie theater to handcuff him. >> right away i am starting to think that this incident almost sounds like someone of a -- somewhat of a copycat. >> in a stat

coming into the rotunda, seeing the staircase, it is very mesmerizing, very memorable, and powerful. it was at that moment i decided i wanted to work here in this building. i had a short conversation with diane feinstein, the mayor then, and she spoke to the entire class. she spoke for a couple minutes. she planted the seed of public service, and to give of yourself selflessly, the giving of your time and talent. it was something my parents instilled in me early on. serving district 10 is an extension of who i am and a general desire to help improve the quality of life for people in san francisco. >> where do you place yourself on the political spectrum? are you left, right? >> i am more forward-thinking. for me, it is less about being left or right, or moderate or progressive. it is about the issues and creating policies that will have a sustainable and lasting positive impact on the families that live here. it is costly and difficult to do business in san francisco, to raise your children in san francisco. i would like a voice at the table to create policies that will minimize the

she happen to look beautiful in the rotunda area, and the mural a welsh artist who paint these in england. this is a man who never even saw the capitol in person or even stepped poot in the state of missouri. they do. they bring the capitol together through some of the missouri history that he read about and using his own technique, which is more of a european technique. there is a half-moon pabting and we talk about the history of the resources found in missouri. the busts are of people that are famous for living in missouri that had an impact around the world. >>> all weekend american history tv is featuring jefferson city, missouri. our local content vehicles recently travelled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about jefferson city and c-span's local content vehicles at c-span.org/local content. next month we'll feature louisville, kentucky. you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. robert caro is the author of the years of lyndon johnson. the fourth book in his series is titled "the passage of power" and it captures l.b.j. in the years

we're live at the rotunda on 41st street.. ame "batman" movie that was tragically interuppted in colorado... is now showing......... we've seen security guards walking the grounds... and tonight, police say if there's trouble.. they are prepared. prepared. an officer is posted outside the landmark theater in downtown baltimore. baltimore city police say they have no information that suggests that an attack like what we saw in colorado would happen here. but still tonight, the department is boosting patrols as a precautionary measure. they say the propensity for a copy-cat crime is high following a high profile incident. (guglielmi) "we want people to know that there are extra police officers there for their added safety, added security. just want to also inform them that if they see additional resources, it's not because of anything troubling or alarming. it's just simply we want to have extra people around to make sure that they have an enjoyable time at the theater." tonight, the amc movie theater chain is making security cha

coming up tonight at 6:00 and 10 11:00 we're going to be live at the rotunda theater on 40th street withf the fans out there in line getting ready for the finale of "the dark knight" trilogy. >> you will be one of them and there's going to be hundreds of people charlie will be out there too. >> we're going to be out there to be a part of that coming up tonight once again. >>> the marketing campaign has been called deceptive and now they have to pay up. >> yeah, how much capital one could be putting up in your bank account the next time you start sending out checks. >> also the reason you may want to slash a little red on items on ebay. lauren? >> you should love your "batman." we have a crash on the inner harbor at reisterstown road. using the jfx to get into the city though fortunately no delays from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. a live look in downtown baltimore right now where repairs continue on that massive water main break. it continues to shut down light street between baltimore street and lombard street. use mass transit if you can and other alternates

we're live at the rotunda on 41st street.. where that same "batman" movie that was tragically interrupted in colorado... is now showing. ........and tonight, police say if there's trouble.. they are prepared. prepared. at movie theaters across the country, where hollywood often imitates life.. there's word of a real life tragedy. (woman) "i think that was a random act of madness.." ......movie-goers at the landmark theater in downtown baltimore, reacting to that deadly shooting at a theater in colorado.(woman) "you go to a movie and you don't make it home. it's just tragic." baltimore city police ave posted an officer outside the landmark. the department says there's no information that suggests that an attack like what we saw in colorado would happen here...... but still, police are boosting presence at movie theaters as a precautiinary measure. they say the propensity for a copy-cat crime is high.. following a high profile incident.(guglielmi) "we want people to know that thhre are extra police officers there for their added

inside we have one of the most beautiful rotunda areas with the mural done by frank brinegrin, welsh artist from england. never saw the capitol in person or stepped foot in the state of missouri, but they do, they really bring the capitol together through some of the missouri history he read about and using his own technique, more of a european technique. we have 41 paintings that talk about the history and resources found in missouri. the benton mural, the third floor, the busts of people who are famous who live in missouri who have some sort of impact around the world. >>> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring the history of jefferson city, missouri, located near the center of this state in a region known as mid-missouri. hosted by our mediacom cable partner, c-span recently visited many sites showcasing the city's rich history. learn more all weekend on american history tv. >>> well, the thing that excited me about being here today is the fact that it's june the 4th and the lewis and clark core of discovery passed through here just beyond those trees that you see over

look for a presence at the science center downtown , the lands mark in harbor east , the challenges and rotunda in hamdon. >> it hits homes for individuals. other cities like knock have taken similar actions. we want the make shaw people have an enjoyable time and know the police are there. >> reporter: it is an increased preps police say will continue throughout this weekend. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> news of the shooting, it's everywhere, for children and adults it can be difficult to process. here are some ways to talk to you child. joce sterman picks up the team coverage tonight with the way to help them understand. it comes down to how old they ares you need to take a different approach depending on your child's age. experts say a child about fife or six, needs to be told that something happened but pains are in charge and taking care of them. you don't need to go in to a lot of detail. an older child will have a better understanding. you need to explain there are disturbed people in the would, bad things can happen. they need to be assured there are adults doing the best they can to m

. >>> you're looking live at the beautiful capitol rotunda on a beautiful morning in washington, d.c.k at that. the sun's not quite up yet which means it's probably a little cloudy and hazy over there, but i'm no expert. i didn't get a meteorology degree. i only got a player-hating degree. let's get a check on weather from nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, a ton of rain. >> i know. >> in the corridor this weekend. >> i got rained out myself. >> we all got rained out from boston down to d.c. more rain expected this week? when will we get some sunshine? >> middle of the week. we get a break today. >> how about next weekend? >> that's seven days in advance. >> i'm an epic planner here. >> about wednesday i'll give you that one. >> thank you, sir. >> this morning as you wake up and we start this week, the last couple days of july as we shift into august, nothing much will change. still remaining a little cool and unsettled in the eastern half of the country with on and off showers and storms. but the middle of the country, we're just baking in the heat. i mean, things are getting ridic

the clerk: house concurrent resolution 133, concurrent resolution authorizing the use of the rotunda of the united states capitol for an event to present the congressional gold medal to arnold palmer in recognition of his service to the nation in promoting excellence and good sportsmanship in golf. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the concurrent resolution? without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 2527 with the senate amendment thereto and to concur in the senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2527, an act to require the secretary of the treasury to mint coins in recognition and celebration of a national baseball hall of fame. senate amendments. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the reading is dispensed with. is there objection to the original request of the gentleman

month the district of columbia war memorial proved to be a very picturesque location for one couple, like a scene straight out of a hollywood romance. >> there's a fence between myself and this rotundawanted to take some pictures. >> angela golic was visiting washington, d.c. and was out taking photos when something caught her eye at the monument. she zoomed in with her camera lens to get a better look. >> i noticed there was a couple standing in the middle of the rotunda. i watched unfold before my eyes him grab a ring from his pocket and grab her hand and place it on her finger. >> angela tried calling out to them but they did not respond. but the experience so moved angela that she made this video, determined to find her subjects. in it she tells viewers she could feel the love through my camera. >> just want to give them their pictures. i hope i haven't disturbed their life too much. >> but the mystery has only added to the story's appeal. the video has gone viral. >> americans have this fascination with weddings and proposals. yes, we hope it's the fairy tale story. but honestly, we really don't know. >> on "huffington post," more than 1,000 people have commented on the video,

the staff. i see a lot of budget people in this room, and this rotunda. the department heads and us, we would not be able to do what we do. i want to say thank you to the folks that make this happen. overall, there was a lot going on this year and many issues are coming out is still being discussed. our goal was to make sure that the budget was the least of everyone's worried. it was a low-key drama-free budget. we had a unanimous vote to pass the budget and with that, i think we really have put together a consensus budget. in addition to the key areas where we made investments in supporting small businesses and focusing on the economy, invest in opportunities to train individuals for the work force, who think the budget is reflective of a two-year budget. this is the first time the city is embarking on budgeting over two years and we are looking at the consequences of our decisions today and what that means for the future. i think that is a very important step for the city, having a solid footing going forward. i am happy to see where the reserve levels a

clerk: house concurrent resolution 133, authorizing the use of the proceed ton da of the -- of the rotunda of the united states capitol for an event to present the congressional gold medal to archld palmer and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate proceeds to the measure. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the concurrent resolution be agreed to, the motion to reconsider be laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate and any statements related to the measure be placed in the record at the appropriate place as if read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of h. con. res. 134, which was received from the house and is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 134, condemning in the strongest possible terms the heinous atrocities that occurred in aurora, colorado. the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the current reso

. >> you noticed there was a couple in the rotunda. pocket and take her hand and place it on her finger. >> angela called out to them but they did not respond. so determined to find them, she made this video. >> i just wanted to get them the pictures. i hope i haven't disturbed their lives too much. >> the mystery has only added to the appeal. the video has gone viral. >> americans have this fascination with weddings and proposals. we hope it's this fairy tale story but honestly, we really don't know. >> on "huffington post" more than 1,000 people have commented on the video. some touched by angela's efforts. what a beautiful gift to give to this couple. while another commented "this is just creepy, it voyeurism." >> i hope they know i'm being good hearted with my intentions and i just want to get them their pictures. >> while some prefer privacy, it's not unusual for some people to make their marriage proposals really public. >> they have flash mob proposals, singing in the park. the idea of proposals has changed. >> and angela hopes t

guests should exit down the right corridor from the rotunda right outside, take another right at thend of the corridor take the elevator to the basement. a guard there will direct you from there. what you're really trying to do is get out of the dirk sen building next door. you cannot get out of the building at this point, the doors are locked. so you've got to go to the exit door. a couple of rights into the basement you will find somebody who will direct you from there. thank you all for coming. this has been a wonderful wonderful evening. great comments. thank you very, very much. >> next national governors association panel on holding down medicaid costs then providing assistance to military veterans an their families. another chance to see the u.s. capitol historicle society dinner honoring the senate foreign relations committee. >> good morning and welcome. i would like to call the meeting of the health and human services committee to order at this time. i am pleased to be join by my friend and neighbor governor quinn who is cochair of this committee. i want to thank heather an

upon her death, edwards arranged for her to lie in state here in the capitol rotunda. mr. speaker, i am proud to have called willis edwards a friend and a mentor. he has left an indelible mark on los angeles and his dedication to los angeles and politics will never be forgotten. it is great to recognize his life here on the floor today, his spirit and vision will truly be missed. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess meanwhile, also this afternoon the foreign relations subcommittee will look into the benefits and challenges of doing business in latin america. witnesses will talk about increased competition from china, market barriers and the impact of the political environment in latin america. c-span3 with live coverage at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> we have to be really clear about the very many ways that we own ourselves and that we own our history and that we make decisions that our history is phemenal, vital and special. >> the former president of bennett college, julianne malv

thanks for giving her up for the last eight months to a year. [ applause ] we're done with her now, you can have her back. i would like to invite professor rotunda to close us out. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, kevin. this is i think -- the reception is at 5:00 down stairs and we never -- i don't want to keep from you that so i'll try to be pithy. 40 years ago strange phrases became creeping into our national vocabular ka bcabularv. stone waulg. the big enchilada. fbi director earl patrick gray let him twist slowly in the wind. john dean tells nixon there's a cancer on the presidency. these phrases and expletive deleted was another one and smoking gun. since then a lot of scandals have picked up the gate, billygate, iran-contragate. monicagate. wikipedia lists hundred gate scandals, including bart and homer simpson. so we look up to watergate to remember, people forget, for you it's all distant history. i recall the 25th anniversary there was a man on street interview in champagne, illinois where i lived and they asked the young college student what was watergate about? oh, some president resign. lyndon johnson, richard nixon, one of thos

the staff. i see a lot of budget people in this room, and this rotunda.