and profiled by the tsa? there s an app for that. how people can report if they think they re being unfairly singled out. first a bitter sweet milestone in the skies over lower manhattan. one world trade center is become to become the tallest building in the big apple. that s supposed to happen a little later on today. that s if the wind cooperates. workers are scheduled to install a team that will lift that tower to 1,271 feet. the math takes you 21 feet higher than the city s tallest building right now, the empire state building. when construction is completed in 2013 or early 2014, one world trade will stand at 1,776 yes, say it quickly, it s 1776. the tallest structure in the western hemisphere. there s a glitch. you have to add that spire on the top to take it to that level. poppy harlow is live in lower manhattan. i don t know it s coincidental that this milestone is being achieved as we approach the one-year anniversary of bin laden s death. the connection there is
charles krauthammer in the house. was a good night and fun was had by all and now i understand kate will not stop calling you but that is the burden you bear. that is not true. shannon: thank you, pete. the secret service a responding to the scandal by issues new rules for its agents. foreign nationals excluding hotel staff and counter parts are prohibited in your room. patronization of nonreputable establishments is probib hitted. are the rules enough. a ranking member of the senate judiciary committee joins us on the phone. thank you for your time. always glad to be with you. thank you for the opportunity. shannon: i know you put in a specific request with the white house you wanted to know whether there were any white house staff or personnel involved in the situation and they say they conducted their own internal review.
speaks out. what she said was actually a good thing. julie: president obama and mitt romney court the youth vote. why young people could play much bigger role come the november election than you might have expected. but we begin with new fallout overt growing prostitution scandal involving the u.s. secret service. the agency now laying out a strict new set of rules for employee conduct or misconduct, you could say. that would include no visits to, quote, nonreputable establishments. meanwhile, iowa senator chuck grassley, top republican on the senate judiciary committee is demanding an independent probe into the situation. molly henneberg joins us live from washington. hi. hi. in case it was not clear previously, secret service director mark sullivan is spelling it out, no foreign nationals in rooms, no visits to nonreputable establishments. and no alcohol within ten hours of reporting for duty.