he was the husband of keith smith, and the father of jared smith bovey, as well as lauren whiteney smith bovey. todd and keith were united by domestic partnership and finally being legally married in the state of california. todd had a way to make each person feel welcomed and loved. he was a passionate, funny and he was a joker and always ready to tackle any challenge. he was an enthusiastic advocate for lgbt in san francisco and i would ask that we adjourn the meeting in his honor today. finally, i just wanted to talk about an ordinance that i will be introducing next week. and it's a revised proposal that deals with my originally proposal to add harvey milk's name to the san francisco airport. when i made my introduction a few weeks ago, i made it clear the goal of my proposal was to honor harvey milk and in the process of that introduction, we set up a process for discussing the proposal with members of all communities in san francisco. for the last few months we have had meetings with hundreds of people, with dozens of organizations, and we have had heard what a lot of people have t

music sensation toby keith rushing to oklahoma following the devastating tornado coming to the aid of his friends and family who still live here. take a listen to what he told shepard smithaybe the tornado last time they are helping people that got hit this time. you get it back up and running. it's our home. when you call some place home you can tell that people already starting to pick themselves up. the neighbors are coming around passing food out bringing blankets and water. they are resourceful and got that spirit. it's like, hey, oklahoma made it through the dust bowl so tornado is just another day at blood rock we are right back in the middle. >> toby keith also planning to do a benefit concert for the victims of this monster tornado. using fema escort we were able to get into an area previously shut off the streets surrounding plaza towers where 7 elementary students were killed. the neighborhood i have to tell you has been pancaked nearly beyond recognition. i did speak to one couple who feels fortunate for their circumstances the husband and wife both at work and their infant son at daycare when the storm rolled in. >> when you see this right over his crib, wha

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smith. >> trey, thanks very much. 12 minutes past the hour. 12 minutes past 2:00 here in the heartland of america where country music star toby keiths, he's a hometown hero around here, grew up in moore, oklahoma. i know he's from here because i saw your name on the water tower. >> how about that? i'm so proud of that. >> grew up right there. >> yeah. like four blocks over from right here where you're at. >> then moved right over here. >> then moved out here about three miles. >> and now you got a big spread out there. >> east of town. >> but his sister lives right here. >> she lives a couple miles down fourth street here in this path we're standing in got her house right here. >> toby's spent the morning boarding up. >> well, we spent the last two days making sure she got her stuff. all the doors, windows, garage and stuff is all gone, but thank god she got to keep her stuff. >> flying over that, we taped that earlier today, a couple hours ago. and i was stunned by how far it goes and how wide it is. you can't tell it from just looking at the pictures. >> no. you know, i came back, there was a tornado the day before that almost dr

smith and our winner is greg anderson from nebraska. >> steve: meanwhile, normal or nuts? people ask themselves that every once in a while and it's a question we talk to dr. keithive from boston. good morning to you, keith. >> good morning to you. >> steve: all right. he's going eric bolling today, no neck tie. very nice. >> i was just short on time. >> steve: we understand. >> gretchen: is that normal or nuts? >> steve: yeah. >> it's normal. >> i think it helps me think more clearly. >> steve: first question, my adult son has always been compulsive about the weather. he has tornado shelter and 24 hours before a storm he'll from the time all day. does he need counseling? >> well, listen, it's not normal. that kind of fretting over a storm is real anxiety and no doubt there are other storms in this young person's life that need paying attention to. the weather is taking the place of those things and counseling is the answer. there is no question about it. not a storm shelter. >> brian: all right. let's go to this e-mail. this says this: my daughter had bad thoughts, which brings her to tears. these thoughts are mostly about those close to her dying. they happen