stewart, and let me verify with mr. star is state farm does not fall within financial institutions, is that right, mr. star? so it's not impacting your businesses but i really appreciate state farm. thank you so much for testifying. >> i'm under a different impression because of our affiliation with state farm bank and the fact we are offering financial services. there are 18,000 state farm agents nationwide. i guess what i would appreciate then is some sort of clarifier. supervisor mar: you don't fall but that's kind of verified by the planning staff. >> we looked into this question with the fire department. it's considered ancillary use. primary business of selling insurance is not banking, it's ancillary to your primary business. and we have been informed by the planning department you would not qualify as financial services. it would be office something or other, different category that is not impacted by this legislation. >> i look forward to talking to you more about the issues. i will make sure my staff kind of reache

on last night's -- who went home on last night's double elimination show of "dancing with the stars." [ mrs. hutchison ] friday night has always been all fun and games here at the hutchison household but one dark stormy evening... there were two things i could tell: she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her what our other cats love, purina cat chow complete. it's the best because it has something for all of our cats! and after a couple of weeks she was healthy, happy, and definitely part of the family. we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete. always there for you. >>> the classical cerning and the football -- singer and the football star are moving on. left behind after a competitive week in dancing, the oldest and youngest celebrities who were still in the game. george pennachio has all the details. >> roshon and chelsea. >> reporter: roshon fegan and chelsie hightower high tailed it out. >> i'm happy to be alive, period. that's what it is. every moment of my life has been amaizing and cherish everything. i will miss it. >> reporter:

mr. ed. >> unlike tv star mr.ey're named, which leaves horse owners to make some interesting choices. among the names in this year's derby field, daddy long legs, daddy nose best, and hansen. no, no, not that hanssen. this one. so what exactly is in a name? >> well, a lot of them will take the name from the sire. we had a horse whose sire was grand slam and i named him agassi. >> some names have sex appeal. take mucho macho man, mr. hot stuff, or hid night interlude. others have some sort of pirate appeal. >> arrr in front coming down to the wire. >> we consulted nbc sports triple crown announcer larry collmus whose encounter with two fateful names resulted in one of racing's classic calls. >> my wife knows everything and the wife doesn't know are moving together on the far turn. those two horses ended up running against each other and finishing first and second in the same race. my wife thoughs everything, the wife doesn't know, they're one and two. of course they are. they were going at her. my wife thoughs ever

today, kids got a chance to meet the first lady and a group of soccer stars. mrs. hosted a soccer clinic with david beckham and his teammates from the l.a. galaxy as part of her campaign. they had to move indoors because of the weather. the kids got a chance to ask questions. one boy asked beckham how he became the man he is today. he told the kids, it's all about eating right, hard work and dedication. >>> once again, a good lesson on be careful what you post online. a facebook rant leads to a fire captain's demotion. >> a man rages war against his ex and takes her to court. why their dog is at the center of this legal fight. >>> a firef heat from a facebook rant. >> just one of the stories trending online today. charges in the debt of trayvon martin leads to disciplinary action against a miami-dade fire captain. brian beck man was demoted to firefighter. >> because he posted a racially charged status calling martin's parents failed, ignorant and pathetic. >> the mayor of miami says the comments cast the department in a negative light and there's no such thing as

there's a star wars mr. potato head character you know whether his name is? >> no. >> reporter: dart darth at -- darth tater. we have to run but also say happy birthday to buck. have a great one. >> bye-bye. >> when i got my first kit you all the arms and legs but had to use a real potato before the body. >> seriously? >> i'm old. >>> still to come on wjz. >> mir acle baby. the odds were bad that this little girl would never be born. the incredible story of how she beat the odds. agents, be on the lookout for aliens. one small black cocoa creme iced coffee. uh-oh! let me out of here! try dunkin's new black cocoa creme iced coffee and call star-star-d-d for a text to capture your alien today. the galaxy runs on dunkin'. >>> 6:23. most moms and dads would say children are miracles. the story of one birth that was almost incon seefshable. >> a first birthday party it's easy to take for granite. the odds against a celebration for happening was a miracle. the story of birthday girl started the traditional way. her parents were high school sweethearts. of college t

mr. brashov. i think we're all going to remember that this is the night that henry chang became a star.e the star cleans up the cafe after the concert. come on, henry. the crowd's waiting. jimmy, you ready with the lights ? well, here we go. ♪ i feel the same ♪ i feel the same ♪ the same, oh ♪ why don't you believe in me and why do you pretend to be ♪ ♪ something of philosophy and live a lost reality ♪ ♪ feeding on my energy waiting for the energy ♪ ♪ give me all the energy i'm down on my knees ♪ i'm really surprised you liked the music that much, mr. brashov. what ? i said i'm really surprised... you liked the music that much. what did you say ? never mind. well, thanks for the invitation. - i'm glad you could make it. - yes. you sounded good. - all right. - why don't you stop by the office tomorrow. - okay, i'll be there. - let's go. good job. we've got it. yes ! i can't predict the future, and i dare say, neither can you. but we still talk about our plans as if they are going to happen. talking about plans is the focus of this episode's "word play." if we're not sure what is going to

mr. owner star and i were going for a six-year bill. that was not to be, and i regret that. mr. oberstar was a wonderful individual who did all he could to move this process forward, and i was saddened when the administration at that time opted actually to cut his legs out from underneath him for a short-term measure, and that's really what puts us in this place. a lot of people say this can't be done, but i've got senator rockefeller and i've got senator hutchison over there, and we had 17 extensions before i became the chair of the committee some 14 months ago. and we did an f.a.a. bill that wasn't what everybody wanted. everyone would have done it a little bit differently. but we got it done and it is the law of the land. the president signed that on the 14th. so i think this can be done, and i think it's important that we do get it done. there are millions and millions of americans who don't have jobs, particularly in the hard-hit construction industry. but while we all share a commitment to build our nation's infrastructure, i think we've got to really focus on what is in t

mr. street. he's our star. he's doing great. he's very calm, very focused. he's been working well.able. he's been taking his medicine. and i think, you know, we see the results. >> we were with street as he was transferred from the residential treatment unit to a general population dorm. where he would have considerably more freedom of movement and the opportunity to interact with more inmates. >> dr. matias would check in on frank street periodically, and we filmed one of those visits. and we were kind of surprised to hear frank talk about how the "lockup" show and his appearance on it had affected his life. >> i had someone write to me from -- he said it was georgetown college in washington, d.c. and then there was a lady from north or south carolina. and there was another lady from buffalo, new york. >> mm-hmm. >> that i enjoy the letters and everything. but i'm 43 years old. and these sounded like 20-year-old women with problems. and i didn't want to add to my problems. so i didn't really -- if i did write to them, i told them i appreciated it but i can't afford to write to you

starring newt gingrich. mr. alec baldwin sat in that chair last night and said, all you have to do in the obama campaign is run newt gingrich stuff, which they are not doing. >> it's clear to me that even in a presidential primary in the same party, harsh words are going to be exchanged. what gingrich said about romney stands out for two reasons. one, unusually vicious personally. he called the guy a liar. but number two, a lot of the attacks were basically the same attacks that democrats want to be making against mitt romney in the fall. all the stuff about bain involves a swiss bank account. what i think about is, if there's a parallel here, it's 1980. one of the most devastating general election ads that i've ever seen was run by ronald reagan and they took 30 seconds from ted kennedy against carter, railing against jimmy carter and his failure as president, there was the ad. >> richard wolffe, to be fair to newt gingrich -- >> yes. >> -- and there's no reason not to be. everything he said about mitt romney w

inside for to better and the first time i have a higher leverage narrative because stars in their ads are observed mrharper and i got a day after the anti protests law was passed a quarter of a million people spilled onto montréal streets in defiance in a peaceful march more than seven hundred were arrested in just one day there were people coming out from the bar actually at that time and they were arrested and they weren't going to do that once ration there or there had been tear gas. a lot of physical our station but the people keep more and banging their pots and pans each now risking a fine of up to five thousand dollars when there are so many people that get arrested ready can it is me. via or in spending much time showing incidents of police brutality. journalists in canada live in which the politicians and a live look good good good good good the gang are making the rules show they don't going to get outside and see what's happening in the streets really and they don't want to go about all these good values he didn't want to know about it. was you can see how dramatically the protests have ev

mr. van der sloot is the star of the new fox news hyped alternate reality conservative media scandal that makes sense to nobody outside the conservative media sphere. >> his business being attacked. >> he found himself listed on a obama campaign website. >> it posted the name of private citizen who is gave big money to support mitt romney and described those donors in less than flattering terms. >> flashing red sirens. fox news alert. private citizens, if you donate to the mitt romney campaign, the president of the united states is coming after you. to be clear, what fox news is talking about here is a blog item posted on april 20th at a website called keeping gop honest.com, which is part of the obama campaign. it profiles a number of people who are bankrolling mitt romney's effort to become president. donors can give infinitely. frankly getting to know your candidate means getting to know their donors. he's not just campaign donor, he is a campaign official. he's the national finance co-chair of mitt romney's presidential campaign. he's not a random private citizen being dragged into th

marriage has unleashed a new influx of campaign cash most notably at last night's star-studded hollywood fund-raiser. this morning mrs coffers are fatter by -- get this -- $15 million, a record for a single fund-raiser. george clooney hosted d the dig president joked all that money came pouring in not because they like him but because they love george. >>> well, a panel of federal health add advisers endorsed the first drug shown to prevent hiv infection in healthy people. if approved by the fda, truvada could be prescribed to those considered to be high risk for hiv. an fda decision is expected early next month. >>> and the first ne in more than a in more than a decade could soon win fda approval. an expert panel has recommended that lorcaserin be made available despite concerns about the possible health risk. a final decision on that drug is expected at the end of the month. >>> and now a quick look at the big sports headlines this morning. here are our friends over at espn news. >>> gong. i'm don bell with your "sportscenter" update. we'll start with baseball, go to the bronx. rays and yankees, new york trying to

star blair? >> sometime later, yes. >> mr. brown? >> yes. >> mr. cameron? >> i do not remember doing so. >> you were approached by mr. osborn in may 2007. this is in your statement. it was in march 2007. >> which paragraph? >> herger 59. >> thank you. >> you met for a drink. he asked you, in effect, whether you would be interested in joining the team. it goes without saying that mr. osborn knew that your natural sympathies were with the conservative party. >> i do not know. you would have to ask him what his thinking was. certainly, he approached mei sae asset. >> i think it is pretty obvious that he did know otherwise he would have gone somewhere else. >> in a event, he was correct. >> did you know if anyone else's in the running for the job? >> no. >> did you know if anyone else was later? >> no at a later stage after i started working for the conservatives i was told that there had been another bbc journalist to have been that had a discussion i think of mr. cameron quite some time that i was considered for the job. it did not work out. >> his name has c

they'll also meet with gold star families. on tuesday mr.ward the presidential medal of freedom. former astronaut john glenn and former secretary of state madeleine albright are among the recipients. then on thursday former president george w. bush and his wife will be here at the white house for the official unveiling of their portraits. and finally on friday president obama hits the road, traveling to minnesota and illinois for events on the economy and the campaign. >> i'm paul steinhauser at the cnn political desk. mitt romney teams up with donald trump tuesday at trump's las vegas hotel for a fund-raiser for romney. now, trump flirted with his own bid for the republican presidential nomination last year. also tuesday, texas holds its primary, and romney is expected to easily win, and he could capture enough delegates to officially clinch the republican presidential nomination. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york. well, the market is closed on monday for memorial day, but wall street is gearing up for the all-important jobs report coming on

star tribune. he has spent the last 30 years as a reporting editor. mr. whelan and his wife pat now live in kerry, north carolina. in the fall of 2003, mr. whelan released his first book, jefferson's war," which the fort worth star telegram woo a bit of sturdy history. it was soon followed by the 2005 release of" jefferson's vendetta: the pursuit of aaron burr and the judiciary," elegantly written and smartly conceived. tonight we are here to celebrate his newest release, invading mexico. so please, join me in giving a warm welcome to mr. joseph whelan. [applause] >> i want to thank you for coming, and i want to thank quail ridge for inviting me. this is my third visit here. really appreciate it. um, let's start by talking about what the mexican war was and was not, and then i'll go into some more of the details. mexican war is one of america's o forgotten wars. the civil war 15 years later all but erased its memory. this has robbed us of insight into the origins of other wars. for example, in important ways the mexican war is a distant echo of the iraqi

many prestigious military honors, awards, and decorations, including the bronze star, purpleheart, and others. his wife, mrsban ki m battagls also here tonight. the men and women around the room in uniform are here to represent their colleagues in the five services of our country. we applaud them and had an opportunity right before dinner was served to have them backstage in get photographs with members like general powell and all of the honorees, which was a great treat for them. each of them said it was a bigger treat for them to get their picture taken with these enlisted men and women. as an old army sergeant, i would say in bringing sergeant major battaglia up here, for a marine, a he is all right. [laughter] yan ban kiajor br on up.taglia, come [applause] >> members of the atlantic county, and gas, ladies and gentlemen, good evening. -- guests. as i stand before you, let me thank you for this prestigious honor. those who have served and those who are serving as members of our armed forces. we are extremely grateful -- [applause] thank you. we are extremely grateful to be recognized alongside others he

stars. its board includes tom hanks and newt gingrich. the original woodie and mr. potato head. so-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i could not be t minus more excited to receive the national space society's coveted space pioneer award for mass media. and i'm inviting tonight's audience to attend the award ceremony with me. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: because it's happening right now. to present my award, please welcome apollo 11 astronaut and one of the 24 human beings whose passports have a moon stamp, dr. buzz aldrin, buzz! (cheers and applause) buzz, good to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: now buzz-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: look at that. you know what i think? i think the american people are in favor of space exploration, don't you. thank you so much for joining us. >> it's my pleasure to be here. you know, awhile back i was chairman of the space society. and they and i both strongly support commercial private enterprise, crew, competitive transport to the space station and beyond the earth, the moon, to asteroids, and we want to thank you for you

. >>> the fox all-stars join us after the break. [ mrs. ] friday night has always been all fun and games here at the hutchison household but one dark stormy evening... there were two things i could tell: she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her what our other cats love, rina cat chow complete. it's the best because it has something for all of our cats! and after a couple of weeks she was healthy, happy, and definitely part of the family. we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina cat chow complete. always there for you. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care, with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive bladder with sympts of frequent urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glaucoma problems, or trouble emptying your bladder, do not take vesicare. vesicare may cause allergic reaction

gay marriage thing where they said that i attacked chaz bono on dancing with the stars, quite opposite. i stuck up for mr. bono. the guy who wrote it brian steltzer, long history of attacking fox news channel. it's not a big deal to me. i think that "new york times" did the right thing. but this happens over and over and over again. i don't expect it's ever going to stop. no matter how many corrections they have to make. >> look, he made a mistake, every reporter -- every reporter out there has made a mistake at some point. they corrected it you can make the case. case closed, okay? but, this is the kind of sloppy mistake a reporter makes when he doesn't like the person that he is writing about. in this case, you, bill o'reilly. >> bill: is that possible? >> hard to believe. it's the kind of mistake a reporter makes when he doesn't like the n work for. i'm pretty sure that if he liked you and if he liked fox, this kind of careless mistake he wouldn't have made. >> bill: ill think you are right. bernie goldberg. americans not real happy about the president's gay marriage stance. brit hume not happy about

. >> reporter: the honolulu star bulletin newspaper in august, 1961, declares mr. and mrs. ba ram h. obama -- had given birth to a son. a simple announcement that has become part of a complex web of conspiracy theories. with one question looming above all others. >> was president obama born in the united states? the answer, yes. >> have you seen barack obama's original birth certificate? >> yes. >> the doctor is former director of the hawaii department of health. and a devoted republican. until now, she had not talked on camera about this topic. as a republican member of the last republican governor of hawaii do you have any doubt he was born in the united states? >> absolutely not. i have no doubt. >> the doctor was asked by the governor's press secretary to make a statement about the obama birth certificate controversy. under hawaii law, a public official can look at someone else's certificate if there is a "direct and tangible interest. she felt she had the interest because of the statement she had to make. so she found the original birth certificate stored in a vault in