anatomy at issue. >> oreo. i know you, you're funny. >> new york. >> jeany is very, very funny. to the news continues next on cnn. hello, everyone, i'm don lemon, thank you for joining us. out of st. louis, missouri, one person is dead, 16 others have been rushed to the hospital. fans from a st. louis cardinals game, they were at this sports bar, a storm blew through the city and the bar's outdoor tet t and we're told the injuries were caused by flying storm debris.

were there any warnings that came in for these storms? >> a good 15, 20 minutes flfsz a tornado warning on this. that's an image of the radar at the time the storm blew through and we see a little bit of a bowing feature, is what we call it that's indicative of these strong winds, there was also a lot of hail in the area, around golf ball-sized and baseball sized. western and northern parts of st. louis under a severe thunderstorm warning. round two is moving on through. >> we're going to continue to look at that, jackie, keeping an eye on the weather. other news that's developing right now. let's go live now. this is not hollywood, this is washington, d.c., this is the red carpet and you see there at the left of your screen with a bun, that's kate hudson. that's the daughter of goldie

hawn. she's at the white house correspondents' dinner tonight. celebrities alike are attending. the president, live from the red carpet in just a moment. so stand by, maybe we'll get kate hudson in a moment for you. police are looking for answers after a washington man allegedly kills his wife and daughter and then himself. 41-year-old peter keller was in a standoff with police for two days holed up in a home made bunker. a s.w.a.t. team used a grenade to blow out a hole in the roof. the secret service now has a new code of conduct. while the other countries now, they'll have to act like they're still in the youth, having foreigners in the room is a no-no, they can't do it. they'll also have restrictions of where they can go and they won't be able to drink within 10 hours of reporting for duty. saudi arabia has welcomed back members of osama bin

laden's family. just days before the anniversary of bin laden's killing, the news agency reports his wives and children were admitted into the country. it's one of a few nights of the year when washington gets to be funny and they get to do it on purpose. the annual white house correspondents' dinner hosted this year by jimmy kimmel. it's a white house mix of celebrity and politics. hey, kerry. >> reporter: i have seen you a lot during the campaign, i seen you at the white house. you're a big fan. so what make this is night so special for you to be here. >> i think this is such an

interesting night because you get such a hodgepodge, people in entertainment and sports and publishing and finance. it's just a wonderful night for different interesting quirky individuals to come together and share their minds. what are you looking forward to most tonight? >> i'm always looking forward to meeting people i have never met before and just meeting friends. this is my home away from home, i feel like this is the oscars of d.c. >> we sometimes lovingly call it the nerd prom. last year president obama was there, talking about the birth certificate issue, meanwhile he had already given the order for the raid on bin laden's come pound, so a real interesting night. kimmel has said that he's really nervous going into this this year. >> i have full confidence in kimmel. i know he's going to rock the

house, he's so funny and so smart and he's going to do a great job. >> have a great night, i'm sure you l that's just one of the many stars we have had a chance to talk too tonight. it's a real interesting mix, as she mentioned it's a chance for hollywood stars to mingle with government big wigs and those of us who spend a lot of time on the white house or capitol hill, but not so much here, one thing that gets los in the mix a lot of time is this dinner is also about raising money for scholarships to give to aspiring journalists. they have given away almost $500,000 since 1991 to graduating seniors, and college level folks who want to be journalists. each year they give several aswor awards to journalists. >> i'm just going to be

completely honest with you, people are saying you don't know that's rashina jones? i'm like david spade from that "snl" -- and you are? dave munoz is the cameraman here and he knows all the celebrities names. dave's going to help me out. dave, are you ready? >> that was kerrie washington, he told me, and you said she's in a new abc show called scandal. go ahead, athena. >> i was just saying i can relate to that, it's a year on capitol hill sometimes and you're used to see all the senators and representatives on television. but once you see them in person, they have already printed out everyone's name and picture, so they kind of know who they're expecting. it was totally understandable. you can see, we have a lull right here right now.

but there have been moments of lots of shouting, there was a guy playing the saxophone here yearly. we spoke with claire danes. about that rolling stone interview. >> we're going to check back with you, we're going to move on a little bit now. we have got more news to tell you about. the fun doesn't end there. all the action will get started 9:30 east tin. dale hammond, you know from his impression of the president. also jimmy kimmel. remember, right here at 9:00 p.m. straight ahead, the trial of john edwards, a man who once wanted to be president. now trying to avoid becoming an inmate. but first, a new tornado warning to tell you about, meteorologist jackie jeras is

going to update us. jackie, what's going on. >> we wanted to get this out right away, a tornado warning is in effect now for the st. louis metro area, this includes downtown st. louis as well as st. claire, madison, st. charles counties. this is a doppler-radar-indicated tornado and it's also capable of producing winds in excess of 65 miles an hour, with baseball sized hail. this was round two for st. louis, a couple of hours ago, a tornado blew down a tent, 60 people taken to the hospital and about 100 people were injured in that incident. st. louis needs to be taking cover right now. the severe storm is just a few minutes away so get to your safe place. we'll be right back. [ camera clicks ] ♪ it's hard to resist the craveable nature of a nature valley sweet & salty nut bar.

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dramatic testimony to tell you about in the john edwards corruption trial. edwards former campaign manager, andrew young, is the prosecution's star witness. young said he was intimidated and was scared for his life. >> reporter: recounting when he and john edwards went separate ways. he falsely -- was now claiming he was afraid. young said he felt threatened by edwards and feared for his life. he said he and edwards went for a drive on a lonely north carolina road. he said edwards was driving erratically after learning that

young had received $725,000 from wealthy donor bunny mellon without telling young before hand. i said if he won't tell the truth, i was going to tell the truth. edwards responded to him, you can't hurt me, andrew, you can't hurt me. defense attorney abby lowell asked young if he had threatened exposure of the whole story. he said that he and his family did everything that he, edwards asked us to do. he completely abandoned us. he walked away from us and i was extremely angry. drilling down on the cost of shepherding john edwards' mistress around the country, andrew young admitted on cross-examination that he got hundreds of thousands of dollars more from two rich benefactors that he actually spent on hunters expenses. he had attributed expenses to

rielle hunter for lavish trips, cabo san lucas and leggolands. and he continued to build his dreamous with a $100,000 sound system. he had gotten a long to build the house and did not have to draw down on the money because he had hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank from bunny mellon. when asked, are you concerned people will see you as a cold blooded schemer who was motivated by greed and the need for power. >> the defense is now saying they're dirty too and that they're playing in the same sandbox. >> reporter: with the end of young's testimony, his wife sherry was called to the stand who talked almost regretfully

who talked about all the different jobs he did for the edwards family. the trial is expected to pick up next week where it left off with the wife of andrew young on the stand. no word yesterday on when rielle hunter, the mistress of john edwards is expected to testify. joe johns, cnn, greensboro, north carolina. celebrities and politicians together on to the red carpet. it is a glamorous night in washington. you see all the folks all gussied up, as they say, all dressed up. and we're going to carry a big portion of it live for you. kim kardashian, george clooney, they're all there, that is next. don't go anywhere. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives?

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wonderful and where we find ted johnson, he's a deputy editor for variety, all things showbiz. i just tweeted out that i'm seeing more celebrities here than the oscars, you would think it's the oscars, but it's more like sundance? >> reporter: all the events around it feel like sundance. you have the tech industry here, it's a place where you want to see and be seen. >> see and be seen, who have you been seen with so far? >> reporter: the person that i was really surprised was here was rick santorum, and i chatted a little bit with him. he's here with his family and he said the reason he's here is because his kids wanted to come. he said he took them all over the country, and that was kind of the promise he made to them,

is once this campaign was over, he would take them to some place where they would want to go and that happened to be this night. >> ted, i've got to ask you, i notice because i cover it every year, for the past four years, i have been here live on cnn covering the white house correspondents' dinner and i'm seeing a trend of more celebrities, more celebrities, more celebrities. why do celebrities flock to these events? >>. >> reporter: for a number of reasons, celebrities go wherever the cameras go, a lot of them have been invited by media organizations. woody harrelson was asked why are you here? and he said i was invited.

george clooney is back in d.c. quite often. he was arrested just a couple of months ago, he's drawing attention to darfur. so i think there's a variety of reasons, but really, you know, when it comes down to it, i think it is the fact that this is a media event. >> i'm wondering, though, i don't know, i'm just asking, are there more celebrities because there's a democrat in the white house and hollywood is viewed as being more liberal and maybe that's why so many celebrities are showing up than have been showing up the last couple of years? >> reporter: yeah, i think this whole weekend has really taken on a new -- it's just like a whole new event it almost gets lost that this is about a white house correspondent because you do have these other parties, these after parties that happen. and i definitely think it is the

cachay that obama who is very highly supported by people in the entertainment community, the cachay that he brings. the first year that he was here and the first year he attended a dinner, there was a dramatic uptick in the celebrity quotient that showed up and it really did take on a new color, it wasn't just about white house correspondents, it was about advertising, it was about promoting causes. i think we'll continue to see that as long as obama is in the white house. >> we'll see you a little bit later on, thanks for helping us out. we're going to continue our live coverage of the red carpet, the white house correspondents' dinner. the first lady is probably in there getting dressed up and glammed up for tonight and the president is preparing his

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coming up on half past the hour now, we're going to take a look at your headlines. one person is dead, 16 others have been injured by flying storm debris. they have been transported to area hospitals, fans from a cardinals game were at a sports bar in opportunity st. louis when it happened. you can see the storm blew down the bar's outdoor tent. another round of dangerous weather is moving through the city right now. stay with cnn for the very latest and be careful. a man accused of killing his wife and teenaged daughter, authorities say peter keller was holed up in a hideout. they discovered him in a pool of

blood, a gun nearby, an apparent suicide. sources tell cnn, the man who started the secret service -- one of several, he and other agents partied with at their hotel. huntington is no longer with the secret service. 15 more u.n. monitors are due to arrive in syria this weekend. but a fragile cease fire is unraveling more each day. a state department spokeswoman says the peace plan is clearly failing, at least 31 people were killed today across the country. an assault on the governor's compound in kandahar has killed two aftghan police officers, th taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. let's get you to the white house where the correspondent's dinner begins in.

this year's hosting honor goes to jimmy kimmel. we have got coverage for you for the dinner at 9:30 live. there's the red carpet in washington. so stay tuned. you can help me out with some of the celebrities, because i'm not very good with the names, as you have found out if you've been watch meg. there are those two guys right there on the red carpet, whoever they r. a browsing through a missing children's website discovered he had been missing for years. he found himself 34 years after his biological father reported him missing. susan canned ideaity has the story. >> reporter: steve carter says he has lived a happy life. adopted at 4, he had little reason to search for his buy lodge come parents.

when he was six months old, he was put in an orphanage in high high but he never knew why. then he saw a cnn story about a woman who discovered she was a missing child and started his own internet search. i brought up hawaii male missing for 34 years and low and behold, it's a picture of -- >> marks panama moriarty barnes was reported missing. the report included a sketch of what he might look like grown up. >> oh, my god, it really looks like me, and it really does, it's pretty much the spitting image. >> he contacted authorities, took a dna test and got a phone call. >> you are that missing child. >> reporter: he learned his biological father lives in florida, they haven't yet met but spoke by phone. >> he was convinced that my

mother had taken me and raised me somewhere else. and i think one of his first questions to me was where's your mother? amend i said that's a fantastic question, i have the same one for you. i think he was a little bit dumbfounded by that response. >> reporter: he hopes to meet him in person this year. >> i think a face-to-face meeting is going to be very emotion m. >> reporter: carter still has not found his biological mom and still doesn't know how he wound up in an orphanage. >> ten names, three birth certificates and two birthdays. >> just because it's been a week or a month or a year or ten years or even 34 years, there's hope. there are more missing children out there who can be identified and can be brought home. >> people need to have hope, especially about missing people. >> reporter: carter says he's always known who he is, and thanks to this sketch, now knows

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the white house correspondents' dinner. see that guy, the guy in the tuxedo? ha, ha, ha. the guy with the baird and his

wife, leslie mahn, 4-year-old virgin, knocked up, superbad. anyway, see, i know all that stuff, just because i'm being fed by the camera people and the producers. lots of celebrities, lots of celebrity this is year. we're going to be covering it tonight for you and our rolling coverage starts at 9:30, you have to tune in, we got darrell hammond, because he performed, he hosted one year. look, inside the room, we're in the room, if you're in the room, if you're at home, you're in the white house correspondents dinner yourself. if you're at home right now, get up and walk the red carpet. strut your stuff because we're going to take you there live. i don't see anybody i recognize. half the celebrities i know they're celebrities, but i don't know their names. who's that? there's that lady with the shiny purse and the black dress and

the people coming down the escalator. all right. let's move on now. we're going to have live coverage for you. okay. you may know shaun stockman from the r&b group boyz 2 men is hoping he will be able to -- >> i don't think any parent expects their son or daughter to develop a condition that basically changes their life. >> reporter: you may know him from r&b group boyz ii men. or you may have seen him offering advice to acapella groups on nbc's "the sing off". shaun stockman has never shid away from the camera, until

something drastically changed his life. twin boys were born in 2003. they later found out that one of them was autistic. >> we started to see a change in mike after one year old. it was drastic, because michael was the first one to talk, he was the first one to walk. everything seemed to be very, very normal. then just all of a sudden everything just started going like this. >> after the speech therapist saw him for two days, she said, i don't think that we're dealing with a language delay, i think it's something else. when he finally got the diagnosis, i felt like michael was taken from me. >> i did not know what to do. one thing a man hates when it comes down to his family is not knowing what to do. >> when mika first came to us, he wasn't talking. so the first things we worked on

were imitation and to begin the process of communication. now we're working on self-help skills that will help him get through the day independently. >> he works with a therapist during the day, but we put him in a beautiful school called locklust hemt try. . >> mika has support through the classroom. >> both mike and tye are in school together, having pretty much the same friends, it's cool, they don't treat mike any different. we try to make ty feel just as special as mike. >> use your words. i'm exhausted by 9:00, i have micah who has autism, and he had a typical brother who also needs my love and attention and we also have a 2-year-old.

>> we have learned in the midst of our journey with micah, honestly how fortunate we are. there's no way a normal couple or a single mom could afford this. so micah's voice, which is our nonprofit organization that we just developed this year, our goal is to sponsor one to two families a year to actually cover those costs. >> cats. >> right, good. no one would ever think that something like autism could happen to their child. all you want for your sons is to grow up and develop a life of his own. and to know that he may or may not happen for my son micah is extremely hurtful. >> one in 88 children is diagnosed with autism, but is the risk greater for twins?

we asked senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. >> it really talks about what kind of twins you're talking about. if you're talking about identical twins, that means that the twins have the exact same genes. when you're talking about fraternal twins, i'll a different story, fraternal twins don't have the exact same genes, they share some genes, but not all. in that case, when one twin has autism, the other twin most likely does not have autism, and that of course is what we have seen with ty and micah. don? >> thank you, elizabeth. growing old glracefully, its what we all hope to do. >> it's not necessarily the wrinkles on your face or if your body's breaking down in some manner, it's how engaged you are in what you're doing. just ahead the rock group

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do you know who that is? even i recognize her. that's martha stewart at the white house correspondents' dinner tonight. arriving with the red carpet. lots of other celebrities, a bunch of them. we're going to have live coverage for you, complete coverage, 9:30 eastern tonight. look, oh, there you are, inside the room. a peek, just a peek. i wish i could see that. i can't see who that is. but there are all the people in their tuxedos and their beautiful gowns, they're going

to be glad handing and laughing, oh, mr. president you are so funny, you look so nice. anyway, there you go, stay tuned. they rocked the 1970s and '80s like few bands did, unlike other bands who are faded away, styx is still going strong. >> reporter: when styx made this video in 2001, the career clock was counting down, now nearly four deck cause and nearly 2,000 shows later, time has been nothing but good to styx, especially when so many '70s rock bands have become extinct. >> to the dinosaurs have come back. >> reporter: james j.y. young,

the godfather at 62. tommy shaw, an ageless 58. todd zuckerman at 42. chuck pinazzo, all class at 63. >> he wants to know if there's a restroom. >> and lawrence gallen in a class of his own. a band of -- >> it's not necessarily the wrinkles on your face, or if your body is breaking down in some manner, it's how engaged you are in what you're doing. i'm very close to the 15-year-old that i was dreaming of doing this. that someone is not way in the distant past, he's completely live again when we hit the stage. >> reporter: and they got here surviving hard living and hard times. >> the thing that shaped me more as a human being was having a

sister in her 20s when i was 17 become a paraplegic. and my parented responded to that, everything that can go wrong in rock 'n roll will go wrong. but i walked around saying, i get to walk around doing these things that my sister can't do. enjoy the day. >> chuck, you're an inspiration to so many people, living with aids, you battled prostate cancer. why not retire? >> this band means a lot to me, my brother was part of the band until he passed away. so there's a lot of emotional ties to the band for me. ♪ get back on your feet >> reporter: is it music that keeps you living? >> this is as good as the best western medicine i have been taking the last two years. it just gave me the sprtrength

go on and be here today. >> being with these guys, they're great role models, because if i was in a band that partied like crazy and threw television sets out the window, it would be very easy to go, this looks like none, and all of a sudden you get caught up in that life where the music becomes secondary. >> i will throe down something with my experience and you get a lot more done when you stop all that. you'll actually do more quality work. you may think you're writing your best stuff when you're doing whatever, but that's not the case at all. >> i don't smoke anymore. i gave up the booze and all the party favors quite some time ago. thank goodness. >> reporter: tell me about this healthy living. where does this come from? why do you live this way? >> we have found that there's great ways to stay healthy.

>> reporter: it starts with his garden, grown with his wife jeanie, now branching off to the road. >> the bus food has become -- >> it's a health food restaurant. >> it is. it's little by little the cokes have gone away and the ruffles have gone away. >> reporter: be honest, tasty? >> it's great. >> he just says drink this. what's in it? 27 things. okay, sure. >> being on a tour bus that's rolling down the high way at 100 miles an hour and he's with a ginsu knife chopping it all up is quite impressive, really. and he's still got nine fingers. it's quite amazing. ♪ >> reporter: healthy food and humor p the elixir that keeps this bachbd renegades young at heart. >> how would you describe yourself now? >> grateful. >> i've got to go with grateful. >> joyful. >> blessed. >> thankful. >> because we're all digging what we're doing. >> grateful, joyous, blessed,

thankful. nobody said sexy. >> we were hoping you might say that. >> reporter: they're seasoned veterans in a young man's game. >> that is the fountain of youth for all of us to get up there and just celebrate the joy of the music. that's the key to our sort of longevity and good health. >> reporter: pushing back the boundaries of aging. still nowhere near the final encore. >> brings me back to high school, riding around in my jeep. well, before that it was a vw bug. styx. pretty cool. you can catch styx on their tour in the midwest. rock and roll express kicks off may 1st in texas. and if you can't make that show head to styxworld.com to see when you can catch it. okay. tonight it's all about the jokes, the one-liners. and most of them at the expense of politicians. a lot of it's going to be at the expense of the president. one pretty consistent source of the material, vice president joe biden.

did you see this? listen to his latest. >> i promise you the president has a big stick. >> i mean -- >> wait until you hear what comedian loni love had to say about that one, poking fun at politicians and the president, next. [ mujahid ] there was a little bit of trepidation, not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend more time with my wife and my kids. it's my world. that's my world. ♪

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okay. the white house correspondents dinner. first of all, people on twitter know i'm not drunk, i'm not inebriated, i'm not hate. i'm just having fun. it's the white house correspondents dinner. come on, lighten up a little bit. and if you're home az said get up and walk your own red carpet. 9:30 we're going to take you there live, continuous coverage. if you're inside this room we're look at, that's the red carpet. but if you're in that room, let me tell you what's happening. oh, tom, oh, my god, i love that story you did on -- you're so aweso awesome. oh, thank you so much. you look so great. look at your shoes. where did you get them? that's what's happening right now. ha, ha, ha, i'm so glad we're here. that's what's going on. is that jon stewart? no? see, if you say there's something there and then -- oh, someone says i'm going to be on jon stewart for doing that. no, i'm just telling the people at home what's happening. a lot of gladhanding. a lot of patting each other on

the back, congratulatory things. but it's all really for a good cause because it goes to charity and some aspiring journalists as well. and you know what? i've noticed over the last couple of years there have been more and more celebrities showing up. red dress. to me i can't really see because of what we had before. that looked like viola davis. but more and more celebrities showing up over the past couple of years. i asked one of the folks from "variety" why, and i said is it because there's a democrat in the white house? they said maybe so, because hollywood tends to lean left a little bit more. than they lean right. not that there aren't conservatives in hollywood, but there are a lot of liblds. that kind of place. so there's a red carpet. there's, you know, that lady in that dress right there with the bow on it and then the other one with the -- her back out. and some other stuff. i know viola davis. everyone keeps saying in my ear viola davis. where is she?

show me viola davis. if you keep saying viola davis. we're not on her anymore. okay. all right. so we're going to move on now. it's definitely not a crowd you want to bomb in front of. fortunately, many of our presidents know how to be the comedian in chief. and sometimes their first ladies bring down the house. here's a look back. >> i'm absolutely delighted to be here. as is laura. >> she's hot. muy caliente. >> as you know, i always look forward to these dinners. it's just a bunch of media types. hollywood liberals. democrats like joe biden. how come i can't have dinner

with the 36% of the people who like me? >> all this change hasn't been easy. change never is. so i've cut the tension by bringing a new friend to the white house. he's warm. he's cuddly, loyal, enthusiastic. you just have to keep him on a tight leash. every once in a while he goes charging off in the wrong direction and gets himself into trouble. but enough about joe biden. >> the state of hawaii released my official long-form birth certificate. but just in case there are any lingering questions, tonight i'm prepared to go a step further. tonight for the first time i am releasing my official birth video. ♪

♪ circle of life >> i want to make clear to the fox news table, that was a joke. >> all right. at tonight's dinner the president won't be the only one feeling the heat. sometimes politicians give comedians all the material they need. take, for example, joe biden. >> speak softly and carry a big stick. i promise you, the president has a big stick. >> you know comedian loni love had a thing or two to say about that one. >> i love joe biden because joe tells it like it is. we all know our president's black. he's got a big stick. what are we trying to pretend? come on, don. come on now. let's get real. >> you would go there.