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weddings to begin. Van Hollen has sought an emergency order in federal court to stop more marriage licenses from being issued.
• In Milwaukee, Jose Fernando Gutierrez and Matthew Schreck married outside the county clerk's office in what was possibly the first gay marriage in the state. Gutierrez and Schreck then served as witnesses when Warner performed a ceremony for Christopher Martell and Mark Williams. All of the men attend Plymouth Church, where Warner is a minister.
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• SEATTLE (AP) -- In 2010, Aaron Ybarra called 911 to report "a rage inside him" and said he wanted to hurt himself and others, according to a police report of the incident.
• Two years later, officers responded again -- this time finding him lying in the middle of the street in front of his suburban Mountlake Terrace home, ranting drunkenly for a SWAT team "to get him and make him famous."
• The rage and thirst for notoriety may have got the better of him Thursday, when police say he stormed into a sciences and engineering building on the leafy campus of Seattle Pacific University, armed with a shotgun and more than 50 shells.
• He fatally shot a 19-year-old freshman and wounded two other young people before his plan to kill as many people as possible -- and himself -- was thwarted by a student building monitor who pepper-sprayed and tackled him as he reloaded, officials said.
• A King County Superior Court judge ordered Ybarra, 26, held without bail Friday. His attorney, public defender Ramona Brandes, said he was on suicide watch at the jail.
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• MONCTON, New Brunswick (AP) -- A chilling portrait of a man obsessed with guns and anti-government rhetoric began to emerge as people in this eastern Canadian city struggled to reconcile the knowledge that the person charged with murdering three Mounties was the same one who had seemingly lived quietly among them.
• Justin Bourque, 24, was caught and charged with three murders and two at

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