A manhunt for a known Person Of Interest. An Eyewitness Account of how it all went down. We were inside and normal Night Bowling and out of nowhere he came in and there was a loud pop. Thought it was a balloon. Im numb. I cant believe this happened around here. Its a quiet town. Down the lane, i slid basically into where the pins are and climbed up in the machine and on top of the machines for ten minutes until the cops got there. Dana police urge people stay inside while they search for 40yearold robert card, a Firearms Instructor trained by the military with a recent history of being treated for mental illness. Welcome to a new hour of americas newsroom, im dana perino. Bill heavy day today. Bill hemmer. Good morning at home. Intense largescale manhunt underway. The entire county is on lockdown. Dozens of schools are closed for good reason. Residents in a number of towns are told to shelter in place after the Mass Shooting in the town of lewiston, maine, a college town 35 miles north
generals say it s the hi-tech communication that we left behind and the ability to gather intelligence on the ground. wall street journal said we ve lost 90% of our intelligence gathering capabilities with this. bill: eyes and ears on the ground. the war on the terror isn t over. there are some of the weapons and the kevlar. one thing that needs to be pointed out. when we went into afghanistan 20 years ago, our military used to say we ran the night and we ran the night because we had something that they did not have and that was night vision goggles. now they have 60,000 pairs of night vision goggles. it blows my mind. you have the parade in kandahar where you had the humvees rolling down the street showing off the spoils of war on behalf of the taliban with a lot of them hanging on the side of that. so admiral kirby was asked about the equipment, the aircraft, etc. at the airport in kabul and said this to us the other day. all of that stuff was
with so much drama in the lbc it s kind of hard being snoop dogg. but i somehow some way keep coming up with funky [ bleep ] every single day. make a few ends. as i breeze through 2:00 in the morning and the party s still jumping because momma ain t home. they got [ bleep ] in the living room getting it on. and they ain t leaving until 6:00 in the morning. six in the morning. what you want to do. got a pocket full of rubbers and my home boys do too. so turn off the lights and close the doors. but with what. we don t love them hoes. while you [ bleep ] bounce to this. rolling down the street. smoking endo sipping on gin and juice. laid back. with my mind on my money and my money on my mind. my gosh. wow. it s funny.
thanks for the ride, man. i had the time of my life. oh-whee. larry: here we go into the snoopville. what s the name of the magic? this is the magic. i m still on the brake, why aren t we moving? that s me hitting the switch, baby. larry: oh you re controlling the gas. that s me controlling the gas. rolling down the street smoking on indo and sipping on gin and juice larry: bye. laying back with my money on my mind and money on my mind larry: i can t reach the gas. sipping on gin and juice lay back with my mind on my money larry: by the way if you want your snoop to do your gps go to voiceskins.com, right? yes, sir. larry: bring it down. voiceskins.com. and snoop can drive you home. lada. larry: lada. how did you come up with that. you know i want to do that. i want to do gps. larry, i had to tell myself one day i had to be real creative and different than anybody. i was looking at the cars.
yeah you are right, snoop. number four. john mair is like sexual napalm. number three. could you please pass the [ bleep ] cologne. number two. my cd more malice is available march 23rd and if you illegally download it i m coming to your house. and the number one thing that sounds cool when said by snoop dogg i m just a simple old hockey mom from alaska. you betcha. larry: what did you make of that whole letterman/leno thing ii or conan? i think it was a i think they all cool with each other. they re all friends. it was like some made-up scripted feud. larry: you didn t buy it? i didn t buy it. i think they all like each other and it was a money thing. larry: snoop, how skeptical you are. that didn t seem like a real feud to me. nobody hit nobody. nobody got violent. larry: now you re going back to the hood, right? yeah exactly. larry: on the street and punch, right? that s where i m from, larry. where i m from if you don t hit