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Police and sheriffs deputies. martha: its a terrible tragedy. the rain is what people are hearing in our live spot. its a gulf storm. what is the reaction to this tragedy? >> very much a city in mourning. all six of the shooting victims not even the legal drinking age. three of the shooting victims were a part of the tigers football family. we heard from the head coach, he released a statement and it read, my thoughts and prayers are with the families and all of the victims involved in this trag...

His life. >> reporter: now remember, all six of his victims were under the legal drinking age. a very sad event the city is in mourning when. we spoke with the police chief they said they were very close to leonard last night but he is confident they will get him today. jenna. jenna: well look forward to more developments on this. elizabeth, thank you. jon: we are americas election headquarters and control of congress at stake in november with every single house seat up for grabs. right now repu...

>> no, he is not. >> i have 90 seconds. >> i will give you a little taste of this. >> party doesnt stop here, people. >> there you go. the national minimum drinking act was passed in what year? >> 1984ment -- 1984. >> well done you. >> and it was set by congress to put the drinking age at 21. anthony, binge drinking is described in most legal volumes as consuming how many or more drinks in one sitting? >> i would think probably 15. >> i think it is 5. >> the answer is five. >> you said you dont ...

The answer is c. 18. >> bill: the drinking age. she couldnt become -- could thrown down a few. >> rule but not drink. >> bill: drinking age in egypt back then was 6. [ laughter ] >> bill: there werent a lot of standards. question number three. doocy still leads by one. warren buffet cemented his name as one of the worlds most successful and charitable businessmen. made billions in ventures and donated much of it to charity. >> i was looky in that -- lucky that i found out what i loved doing earl...

The answer is c. 18. >> bill: the drinking age. she couldnt become -- could thrown down a few. >> rule but not drink. >> bill: drinking age in egypt back then was 6. [ laughter ] >> bill: there werent a lot of standards. question number three. doocy still leads by one. warren buffet cemented his name as one of the worlds most successful and charitable businessmen. made billions in ventures and donated much of it to charity. >> i was looky in that -- lucky that i found out what i loved doing earl...

The answer is c. 18. >> bill: the drinking age. she couldnt become -- could thrown down a few. >> rule but not drink. >> bill: drinking age in egypt back then was 6. [ laughter ] >> bill: there werent a lot of standards. question number three. doocy still leads by one. warren buffet cemented his name as one of the worlds most successful and charitable businessmen. made billions in ventures and donated much of it to charity. >> i was looky in that -- lucky that i found out what i loved doing earl...

Hour fineman is a director if r the washington post, and ken gross is a former general council of the election commission. let me start with ken. the fec said this was not a campaign contribution. why are we trying a case that would require making new law as a process of a verdict. >> you got me, i dont understand why this case was brought in the first place. there was no clear standard here. >> now we have the irony pointed out by pete williams an hour ago. unlimited campaign contributions thro...

>> no, he is not. >> i have 90 seconds. >> i will give you a little taste of this. >> party doesnt stop here, people. >> there you go. the national minimum drinking act was passed in what year? >> 1984ment -- 1984. >> well done you. >> and it was set by congress to put the drinking age at 21. anthony, binge drinking is described in most legal volumes as consuming how many or more drinks in one sitting? >> i would think probably 15. >> i think it is 5. >> the answer is five. >> you said you dont ...

The washington post, and ken gross is a former general council of the election commission. let me start with ken. the fec said this was not a campaign contribution. why are we trying a case that would require making new law as a process of a verdict. >> you got me, i dont understand why this case was brought in the first place. there was no clear standard here. >> now we have the irony pointed out by pete williams an hour ago. unlimited campaign contributions through the super pac door, its like...

More now on the dramatic day in north carolina weve just seen. john edwards, like i said, found guilty on the one count and the jury deadlocked on five others. what does it mean for john edwards? im fascinated by this case because i thought it should never be brought. editorial director for the "washington post" and attorney and former general counsel for the election commission. let me start with this. why are we trying a case that would require making new law part of the process of a verdict? ...