>> shirreffs: yeah. >> simon: and she likes it? >> shirreffs: yes. yeah. >> simon: just one?sually just one. >> simon: i wonder how she'd react if you gave her a different beer. >> shirreffs: i've tried that. >> simon: really? >> shirreffs: yeah. and guinness is very expensive. she won't do it, you know. ( laughs ) >> simon: talk about a high- class horse. >> shirreffs: ( laughs ) yeah. yeah, she just won't... she won't accept it. you know, it's got to be the stout. >> simon: and that's perfectly okay because john shirreffs was happy to let her be a prima donna. when she's playing to the crowd, how do you see it? what physical manifestation is there? >> shirreffs: well, she gets very bright, you know. she... she puffs herself up. you know, she looks very strong, and her... and her eyes seem to, you know, stick out a little bit. and... and she's just really bright and alert. her ears are extremely... you know, her ears are like this. she's just listening for anything. look over here, look over there. you know, she's just... she's really into it. she's... her whole focus is on

zenyatta... >> simon: and she almost did.ame just 15 feet too soon. >> track announcer: zenyatta ran her heart out but had to settle for second. >> simon: when we started hanging out with zenyatta, we were struck not so much by her might as by her magnificence. she is quite simply the most splendid creature we'd ever seen. she's big for a mare, taller than most of the boys in the stable, and very calm. thoroughbreds are supposed to be high strung and hot blooded, but there's something zen about zenyatta. she loves kids and welcomes strangers, particularly when they come bearing gifts. the mere sight of zenyatta can bring tears to the eyes of people who've been around horses all their lives. perhaps it's her perfection, the sense that, like the music of mozart, you cant imagine a more beautiful creation. but when she hits the track, there is a personality change you can barely believe. she becomes obsessed, it seems, with showing the boys that she is faster and tougher than any one of them. she drives people into fits of frenz

phylicia simone barnes laid to rest four months after she disappeared from a baltimore apartment. suzanne collins says friends and family are remembering the teen. suzanne? >> reporter: adam, she was visiting baltimore. she had planned to attend college and was staying with her sister when she disappeared and her body has just been found in the susquehanna river. at a church in conyers, georgia, the family, friends and school mates of phylicia simone barnes say goodbye to the murdered 16-year-old. >> this is the time when everybody needs everybody. >> reporter: the teenager's family greets supporters, a video of phylicia simone barnes is played for those filling the church. >> mighty god, grant this family your strength. >> reporter: school counselors speak about her love for children and excitement about theater. >> it became that fierce, fiery girl, skipping over educational standards to reach her educational goals and not even stand for bs and cs. >> phylicia was highly motivated. she had clear goals. ♪ >> reporter: a family member reads a poem written by phylicia's mother, one

because of this faith, simon becomes peter, the rock on which jesus can build his church.day, the church rejoices, to proclaim, is wholly contained in these sayings of jesus. blessed are you, simon, and blessed are those who have not seen and yet have come to believe. it is the beatitude of faith, which john paul ii also received, as a gift from god the father, for the building up of christ's church. our thoughts turn to yet another beatitude, one which appears in the gospel before all others. it is the beatitude of the virgin mary, the mother of the redeemer. mary, who had just conceived jesus, was told by st. elizabeth, blessed is she who believed that there would be a fulfillment of what was spoken to her by the lord. the beatitude of faith has its model in mary, and all of us rejoice that the beatification of john paul ii, takes place on this first day of the month of mary. beneath the maternal gaze of the one who, by her faith, sustained the faith of the apostles and constantly sustains the faith of their successors, especially those called to occupy the chair of pete

meanwhile, simon cowell, remember simon cowell, that nasty british guy?ooting auditions for his new reality show, "the x-factor," which explains why baby gap across the street is out of t-shirts. the judges for the "x-factor" are simon cowell, another british person named cheryl cole, and paula abdul. paula abdul agreed to take the job yesterday. they told her the "x" stands for xanax. cheryl cole who is also a judge on the british version of the show -- all of these shows have a british version first. they test them over there and then they bring them to us. she said "the x-factor" is going to be unlike anything you've ever seen before, in which case you've seen anything on television, it's going to look very familiar. voting and mentors and simon and paula as judges. how different could it be? not like they're going to have lasers shooting out of their eyes. simon's nipples have been replaced by heat-seek missiles that will destroy the losing contestants. speaking of destroying losing contestant, osama bin laden, the death of osama bin laden has apparen

good to see you, simon. you know the imf well. what is going on inside this organization as we speak? >> well, it is a little unclear, though to those of us on the outside. there is not a lot of communication. we see the statements from the european leaders and now from the chinese, but it's quite a mystery exactly how and when and if the imf will make the next move. >> he hasn't been fired. he hasn't resigned. he hasn't even been put on leave. isn't that strange? >> that's my understanding of the situation and i can't account for it, so i would rather leave it at that. >> let's take a broader picture then. here is a man who is apparently very adept at the kind of diplomacy that is so necessary at the moment. he was on his way to see angela merkel to presumably help bail out the greeks, if such a man is in such a position, does that mean that the institution stops functioning in the way it should function, especially at this moment of crisis? >> i don't know. absolutely not. there are many talented people at the top of this organi

>>vicki: abdul and simon are reunited in on the judge panel.h today's hollywood minute. >>reporter:: don on the x factor in her new role she will be reunited with former american idol judge simon. nicole would put her performing musical skills to work as a cohost. the x factor it's the prime time lineup this fall. competitors will buy for $5 million recording contract. jerry seinfeld fans are click away from accessing his famous material. every day three in clips from his 30 year career will play on jerry seinfeld.com, they will be replaced by three new clips every 24 hours. he hopes this site will inspire canadians. the new super hero movie thor, the new wedding comedy jumping the broom grounded out in the top three. for hollywood minute and shelby lynne. >>vicki: apple is unleashing a brand new computer. coming up to the new i'm not and will show you if it's new and improved. i hate getting . but i love getting more. i'd trade a lot less for a little more. or a little less for a lot more. either way, when it comes to having more, i want a lot

. >> our political correspondent simon young has been covering the conference in for us. we asked him if the new team has the potential to turn around the party's fortunes. >> well, that's what everybody here is certainly hoping. from the free democrats' point ofiew this party conference is all about renewal. the party at one of its lowest points in its history, had two disastrous state election results just this year and in national polls they're doing very badly, indeed a poll just out today suggests more than half of germans don't believe that the free democrats are fit to join the government which is astonishing g en you consider they are actually part of merkel's coalition government. so guido westerwelle said he didn't manage to get his message across, he's stepping aside for philipp rosler, a younger man who has been health minister, now moved to the economics ministry. some doubt he can really turn this party around, but he has the weight and personality to do so and he has to show here that he is the man for that job, starting i think with his big speech to the c

simon says those labeled green organic and natural contain the chemicals, too. >> i have not yet found a fragrance consumer product that did not emit these chemicals classified as toxic or hazardous. >> there is no law that requires manufacturers to list the fragrance ingredients or even the word fragrance on bottle partly because it is considered a trade secret and also it won't fit. >> clorox published the fragrance ingredients on the web site and the list has more than 1200 items. >> the fragrance industry is turning up its nose at simon's study. >> there is a very robust process that not only we have, but several steps in the supply chain. >> reporter: the industry also says there is no evidence that scented products cause health problems. however, toxicologist dr. todd banna has treated patients who have reported symptoms from scented products. >> right now, i wouldn't panic. >> he is concerned, however, about repeated exposure over a long period. >> especially if you have any kind of pulmonary disease. if you have asthma. >> faith stopped using scented products 10 years ago and h

our dan simon is joining us via skype. so, dan, listen, what do we know about the man, if anything, taken into custody? what information are you getting? >> reporter: well, that's a great question, don. joining you by phone here in san francisco, we know that this went down about 7:00 this morning. police there in los angeles raiding an east hollywood apartment complex. you know, there are a lot of reports that the man taken into custody had a bald head and tattoos on both his neck and arms. and that seems to match a vague description of the composite sketches that police have put out there in the los angeles area. we know that the suspect did not appear to resist being taken into custody. at this point his name is being with held, but obviously a tremendous amount of relief both here in los angeles and san francisco. this has been basically front page news in san francisco since this happened back on march 31st. the fact that it happened at 7:00 in the morning, obviously, shows this was a well coordinated kind of takedown

peacekeepers mostly from the netherlands admitted to "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon that mladicooled them. >> reporter: the warrant officer belonged to that dutch battalion which was sent to srebrenica to stop an attack on the town. >> we came there with a will to do as much as we could do, but we failed. >> reporter: then mladic assures the refugees they will be taken to safety. and, in fact, the women and children were bussed across the front line and dumped in safe territory. the men-- thousands of them-- were bussed to neighboring serb villages, lined up and shot. hidden from the serbs, wim dijkema was documenting the first stages of genocide. >> i realized that i had been very, very naive when mladic said "i guarantee their safety," that i believed him. for me, it's unbelievable now that this moment. >> smith: all these years later, the images and the stories still haunting. that's the "cbs evening news," i'm harry smith, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media acce

. >> simon cowell named me as one of the top two entertainers on the planet.ver, ever -- and to this day, he has not told me i'm a good entertainer, but to have people like you and simon cowell say you're proud of me, that's all right. i don't have have ever hear it from my dad. >> i think you can safely assume you're a good entertainer. it wouldn't be right without letting you do a re-performance of letting you and winston do a song that won -- >> not "you and winston," just winston. he just stands there with his mouth shut. >> do you want to perform? >> here's the song that won "america's got talent." ♪ i thought that i was over you ♪ ♪ but it's true, so true. i love you even more than i did before. but darling ♪ ♪ what can i do? ♪ oh, you don't love me ♪ and i'll always be ♪ crying ♪ over you ♪ crying over you ♪ yes, now you're gone ♪ and from this moment on ♪ i'll be crying ♪ crying ♪ crying ♪ crying ♪ yeah, crying ♪ crying ♪ over you >> fantastic! >> thank you. >> that brings back so many memories! and just before we go, you're on tuesday to saturday at t

the reason i stay with simon & schuster is i'm so fond of the people that i work with. i've had the same copy editor since i published my first book, more than 40 years ago, still there, gypsy devilia. wonderful, wonderful woman. wonderful human being as well as terrific copy editor. >> well, have you changed the way you write and what you write on? and what about this book? you said you wrote some of it on martha's vineyard, some of it in maine, some of it when you traveled. >> yes. >> sounds like a computer now? >> no, no, no. i work on a manual typewriter. >> still? >> still. >> take it with you? >> take it with me. if it can't go, i'm not going to write. when i decided i was going to try to write a book in 1965, we were living in while plains, new york. i was working in new york as an editor and writer at american heritage magazine. and i thought, well, i'm -- i did my writing at the office on the job. and i had a portable typewriter. but if i'm going to undertake a book, i better get a real typewriter. i bought a secondhand royal typewriter, high rise black typewri

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[ applause ] >> minnesota state representative steve simon joins me now.. that speech has been viewed on youtube when we put this segment together at a rate of 180,000 times. are you surprised or did you hope to become an internet sensation so that other people in other states would hear your message? >> completely shocked, i have to tell you. i had no idea when i said those words that it would spread like this. i'm gratified not so much personally because everyone will forget my name in a few days. the important thing is the underlying message and i hope that helps not only in minnesota but nationwide. >> sir, you are a straight ally for what this cause is but we've heard that outside religious groups have been donating money to make a constitutional gay marriage ban a reality in your state. how much impact is that having and do you know the dollar figures of the money that's being funneled into minnesota? >> that's a good question. we don't know in part because of some of our loose campaign finance laws and i don't think we really will know for a while.

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paul simon. >> jimmy: paul simon, his new record, by the way, is off the charts.e freaking out with it? >> yeah. running around like -- >> jimmy: it's a riot? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how does that help? how's he doing? >> he's great. he's so funny. yes, he so sweet, yeah, he's awesome. >> jimmy: going to be a fun show. i'm excited about it. i'm really excited. big weekend for you. "bridesmaids." this movie is hilarious. >> i know. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i saw -- i saw the movie. i got to see it earlier. i can't wait to see it again. you were a genius. >> thank you. oh, my god. >> jimmy: so funny. everyone has been in situations. tell us what the movie's about. >> basically my character's not in the best place in her life, and her best friend played by maya rudolph gets engage and my life starts to spiral. >> jimmy: yeah. >> throughout. >> jimmy: you're a bridesmaid. >> i'm the maid of honor. she has another friend with all this money and gets to be a little -- rose burn. so funny in the movie. >> jimmy: you guys together. some of the scenes, i was laughing -

she's now been cast as one of the judges on simon cowell's new "x-factor." >> very cool.r how much she is pulling in for that. >> quite a bit i would imagine. >> i would imagine, too. it has come to pass so you'll be seeing more of paula and all of her crazy commentary which was pretty crazy. >> it was crazy at times. sort of aloof. >> sort of bizarre and really not grounded but that's okay. that's why we like her. >>> speaking of crazy, guess who going to wisteria lane and joining the cast of "desperate housewives"? >> you? >> no. susan lucci is heading over to wisteria lane which means she is going to be commuting over to los angeles which is interesting. so far she has a contract with abc and everyone is saying going to be joining as a permanent character. the crazy lads and ladies over there on wisteria lane. >> it's all good stuff on abc. david beckham and you know his former spice girl, wife. >> posh. >> yeah, expecting another child. but actually the day before the baby shower, their son brooklyn and david beckham actually got into a minor car accident on the 405 t

mark simon rorts. >> the irileets ready to protect the british queen. they have checd evyoom and evy blade of grassn the aceshere the queen ill vit. >> our navy will benvolved i naval security. >> can yu hear us loud and clear? >> there haveeen ptest from hard-line republans. even thoh ty have been small, authorities a not takingny cnces. 30 streets he bn closed or at had accs restricted. police offics an soldier numbering 6000 are on du. the cost expted t be more than5 million pounds. many of the stets fected are in t center of duin. everywre yu look, the seems be a surity barrier. the traffic restrictionshave annoyed me people, but not everne. >> with theecession, if things go well, we expect to get a lo ofeople from engnd. ishou boostusins. > it is 1 years since the last brish monarch came to dublin. since then, relations between britn and irelandave en straed. noeast by the troubs in northernrela. the queen' visit marks the stt of a new era. >> an extradina moment in irish history. aignal o the success of the peace process. absolutely the righoment

those of you who read simon winchester's book the professor and the madman may know who this is. w c minor was another lexicographer who was much more trouble than webster. he killed someone. he is closer to percival. they didn't like percival who was in the civil war as a doctor and had posttraumatic stress disorder and kill someone and was locked in an insane asylum in britain. he gave james murray tens of thousands of illustrated quotations for the oxford english dictionary and the brits consider him a star. that start of the oecd was an american reject because simon winchester in this book, the brits have written a history of lexicography and my point is the americans were pretty good in the nineteenth century and we should forget it. winchester didn't realize that minor work on webster's 1864 edition. i looked up correspondence and he was the one weak link. everyone said this is a fantastic fiction area. minor was supposed to be doing natural history definition and they were really lousy. so the future star couldn't cut it as an american lexicographer. i want to highlight ho

i want to close by saying how lucky i've been at this book, let a genie wasn't for my publisher simon & schuster simon & schuster, editor alice mayhew were bound and determined to be not only good, the beautiful boat. i think i think the cover is a beautiful cover. they did everything just right. the maps add enormously to the story and best of all for my point of view, they're in an original illustrations in this book there absolute magnificent and all done by my daughter. and so, thank you for enduring this. i appreciate it very much. [applause] >> arthur howard means looking at the lifeless land speculator and evangelist john chapman who became known as johnny appleseed. for more information, visit the website at howard means.com. >> up next on booktv, subway discovers what took to the role. evangelicalism provided by a trip of good versus evil in north and south america as a politically mediated resolution between the two sides became unrealistic due to the inclusion of religion in political affairs. this lasts about an hour. >> 150 years ago today, the firing on fort sumter in ch

. >> following this morning's beatification simone, poconos is one step closer to sainthood, but there him a saint. it could still be a long one. let's go live to fox news correspondent greg burke, whose at the vatican. and an interesting reference to the nuns working with mother teresa continuing her saintly work. >> that's right, jamie, you know, the whole scene, making it is a serious one and declare blessings and saints, it takes place in the course of of the mass todayment a very interesting process. we took a look how the process works. works. >> the catholic church teaches that anyone can and should be a saint, but making the official list is not so easy. jesuit priest studies whether the people who are tapped for sainthood deserve it. >> heroic virtue to prove is not easy to prove and need all the documentation you can get. >> that documentation is bound in books like these. father, you have hundreds of books here. >> 5,000, more or less. >> the books try to show how the person lived the christian virtues, fortitude. >> there are like three volumes. >> the cause or process st

dan simon shows us how the fbi is using facebook to crack cases. >> reporter: you can make your photosnd personal information available only to friends instead of everyone. but that doesn't guarantee it will always be private. law enforcement are turning to facebook and other internet services to help solve crimes. this man, a 25-year-old, was recently indicted on bank robbery charges. he's been released and pleaded not guilty. >> it is the wave of the future. we forget, the internet is only about 10 years old. >> reporter: he's a former crime specialist for the fbi. he says it's just one tool for law enforcement, but the importance is growing. >> it's absolutely crucial. it is free information. it's there. absolutely people should be utilizing this. >> reporter: but with that comes concerns about law enforcement overstepping boundaries. facebook says it is cautious about turning over users' information. "we never turn over -- we are required to regularly push back against overbroad requests" civil liberties group has settled on the right decision by requesting a search warrant. >> wha

>> "graceland" by paul simon. >> jimmy: what is "mommy come back?"mother was out of town. we wrote a song. it was ours. it was -- ♪ mommy come back mommy we need you mommy come back mommy we need you ♪ ♪ et cetera, et cetera et cetera ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. "mommy come back?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> she holds it all together. >> jimmy: all right, switch spots. switch spots. >> how are we doing right now? >> jimmy: right now, you got no points. not at all. [ laughter ] >> nope? all right. >> jimmy: seth, this is all for the win here, buddy. >> "mommy come back" is the "graceland" of made up songs. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: says you. all right, here we go. is it on? very, very good. all right. josh, have you two ever physically fought? if so, who won? >> yes. me. but we -- we fought once. we had this, like, a foldout couch in our basement that had no, like, metal. no bars. it was just foam and it was sort of the greatest play surface ever. but i don't know why we got so mad at each other, but he had a couple friends

. >> danny simon, a lifelong friend and roommate of brian says he's forcing himself to return to every day life, and not think about his friend's ever shifting condition. >> it's hard not to think about it. his car is in front of my house, and there and i sigh his stuff every day. >> from l.a. his sister told us today there's good news to report. surgery was postponed, at least for a while. >> each little step forward, and the doctor told us, there will be steps back. and it's just trying to accept that. >> we talked to a neuroo surgeon that doesn't treat stow about the procedure. the surgery is not uncommon, and effective and permanent way to keep the brain from swelling. >> it's hard. it's been nothing i've ever experienced or faced in my life. >> stow's girlfriend tells us she's been able to return to her old duties as a paramedic and instead working in the office. >> i'm taking the kids out to eat. >> when she's not working, she takes care of his kids, and keeping tabs on his condition. members of his family not in los angeles are heading down today and they will spend time togethe

simon gagne giving them the lead. tampa bay wins. evening the series at two games a piece. >>> tour du california. i would have been impressed had they got on a bike. santa rosa's levi winning the 76-mile ride. chris warner maintaining his 38-second lead heading into the final stage. >> oklahoma city thunder. >> mark jackson was interviewed to be the next head coach. paying 17 seasons in the nba but has no coaching experience. of course, jackson has been asked about that repeatedly and he points to doc rivers when he retired with the magic and said look at him now. >> so we just wait. wait and see. >> all right, kim. thank you. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. hope to see you back here at 11 p.m. until then our news and lawrence's forecast is on cbssf.com. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,, [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach

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it was created by simon cowell. cowell will also be a judge on the show.ing is set to begin in los angeles and it will debut in the fall right here on ktvu channel 1. >>> a knock down by pacquiao helped lead to the decision, but afterwards, he revealed he was dealing with leg cramps throughout the entire fight. >>> today, the san jose sharks have a chance to reach the western stanley cup semifinals. the sharks lead the detroit red wings 3-1, and just need one more win to advance. >>> a home being demolished turns into a crime scene. what was found in the rubble, as crews were tearing that house down. >>> plus, a war ship named after a navy seal killed in afghanistan. the bay area connection to that billion dollar ship. >>> three people are killed in a murder suicide in fairfield. >>> the u.s. seizes videos from osama osama bin laden's compound. >>> a mother's day treat for homeless women in san francisco. the second hour of mornings on 2 starts right now. >>> and good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. happy mother's day. >> the cool temperature it's conti

simon gagne gives them the lead for good in the 3rd. tampa bay wins 5-3 to even the series at two games a piece. >> three, two, one. oklahoma city thunder. there it goes. >> thank you, everyone. >> the warriors reportedly interviewed mark jackson to be their next head coach, a t.v. analyst. he played in the nba but has no coaching experience. santa rosa resident winning stage 7 in the tour du california. >> get ready to thank the horse this time. >> i thought he was a little more emotional about his father. probably made the right call there. >> thank you, kim. >>> there are reports surfacing on blog sites that the apple stores will be transformed overnight in celebration of their 10th anniversary. the change one apple executives will see and in the rare event will experience it. >> your forecast? >> a lot of people love that apple stuff. they will be showing up. >> they will be looking through the windows to see what happens. >> probably changing the color a little bit. >> still time to change the sunday forecast? >> still a little iff

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i'm simon hobbs with your cnbc market wrap.ected jobs report today helping to snap a four-day losing streak. the dow jones industrial added 54 points, s&p up 5 and nasdaq gained 12. stocks were moving steadily lower all week before stabilizing on those jobs numbers. employers added 244,000 jobs in april, well above estimates. the dollar is stronger again today as the euro weakens. of course the dollar was a big drag on stocks all week. commodity holdings like crazy as a result. silver prices falling another 3% today, down 27% over the past five sessions. take a look at oil prices, down another 2% to finish below $98 a barrel, that's the biggest five day slide since 1983. kraft food was the stand out on the earnings front on better than expected top and bottom line results delivered after the closing bell on thursday. that's it from cnbc first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >> welcome back to "hardball." we're learning new details today about just what happened when two dozen members of the super elite s.e.a.l.s

simon sha ma and brett stevens works for the "wall street journal."icle with the very neutral title, "an anti-israeli president," how do you get to that conclusion and how do you justify? >> he gave a speech on thursday in which he suggested that israel withdraw to some approximate of the '67 lines with mutually agreed swaps. we all know about that. the basic problem is existent l existential. and when the president puts the existential questions of jerusalem, but particularly palestinian refugees whose with rights, mahmoud abbas, a moderate, strongly opposed, it's a conflict. >> the president agrees there is the existential threat, that's why the president said the territorial issue isn't the hard one. property isn't the risk here. the risk, he said, is that hamas and fatah no longer agree that you should exist. and he said to israel, as long as hamas says you do not have a right to exist, you do not need to negotiate. what better statement do you want than that? >> the disaster -- >> he picked the fight. there's no difference whatsoever between bara

see the ice in their three previous meetings but none of those matches had been played on clay and simone was far more comfortable on the surface of the world number nineteen winning the match six three six three. and lastly let's take a look at the n.b.a. where the playoff conference semifinals are heating up with wins that oklahoma thunder and miami heat le bron james scoring thirty five points for miami and a gritty overtime win over the boston celtics in the eastern conference semifinal three one zero in the western conference oklahoma beat memphis in a triple overtime for the rest of us would score forty points and kevin durant's added thirty five percent on the level of the series to take. this is probably the biggest game of my life. and i want to you know. i want to leave everything on the for. results. you know but i'll be there when i always have a really key phrase though those you know tried it were. also we see how we haven't. and that brings us to the end of the sport and i'm we've got more in that time. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voi

. >> the reason why people still care is because -- >> reporter: danny simon has been bryan stow's friend for the past 25 years. >> the last time he opened his eyes for the first time it was only for a little bit. he wasn't able to focus, but other than that, he is stable enough to where they are ready to bring him home next week up to san francisco. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, bryan stow will be flown by jet from l.a. to san francisco and taken by ambulance to ucsf. the giants owner even recommended a doctor to deal with stow's delicate recovery. his sister spoke to us by phone about the overwhelming support. >> it's just people who heard this story, it's really touched them. and as well as made them angry. so it's just really helped us get through and realize how good people truly are. >> that outpouring of love and concern came in the mail to stow's home. the city of beverly hills sent this proclamation in honor of the giants' fan, something stow would love. >> he always wanted to be famous. and in a weird about way of doing that. exactly the path, i think, most of us would ta

. >> the reason why people still care is because -- >> danny simon has been brian stow's friend for theast 25 years. >> last night he opened his eyes for the first time. he wasn't able to focus, but other than that, he's stable enough to where they're ready to bring him home next week, up to san francisco. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, brian stow will be flown by jet from l.a. to san francisco and taken by ambulance to ucsf. the giants owner even recommended a doctor to deal with stow's delicate recovery. his sister spoke to us by phone about the overwhelming support. >> people say this story has really touched them as well as made them angry. so it's just really helped us get through and realize how good people truly are. >> reporter: that outpouring of love and concern came to stow's home. the city of beverly hills sent a proclamation in honor of the giants fans, something stow would love. >> he always wanted to be famous. a weird way to go about it. not the path most of us would take, but hey. stranger things. >> family and friends want people to be aware of thieves offering s

simon gagne and pablo won't play for the lightning and mike knuble skated but when we asked if he wouldlay, he got testy and said wait and find out. we will know in about 30 minutes. >> looked like carl shaved here and glued it here. >> i think so. >>> the nationals continue to miss ryan zimmerman. it will be another six weeks before they can come back. they are hitting just .22 with runners in scoring positions. nats and giants. ian desmond a swing and a miss. we move to the 8th, 3-2. rodriguez with two on delivers a base hit to right center. espinosa scores. the nats beat the giants 5-2. zimmerman earned the win. orioles defeat the whit association 6-2. the redskins made five trades over three days and selected 12 players, the biggest haul since the '80s. the area not addressed is quarterback. donovan mcnabb likely will be gone. rex grossman is a free agent. apparently john beck has the coach's endorsement. >> i got a lot of confidence in john beck. when he came out in 2007, you evaluate the quarterbacks every year. he was by far my number one guy. i think the world of him. i told you

beat him twice in their three previous meetings but all of those matches had been played on clay and simone was far more comfortable on the surface of the world number nineteen winning the match six three six three and was more than satisfied with his. there was a good match today it was hard to play the game to win. but you know how much of a strong man to run against never receive in the face of these best surface but i mean it was a very good match for me they did in citrus experience a lot of money and look for a first round and i feel good and i hope it's going to continue but this. world number four andy murray has a problems in the second round and there he will face belgium have a nice day and be mad the past seven five six six. that will make school shoes for russia's ninety four tribe who was forced to withdraw in the second set a firm match against and advantage due to a back injury. spastic pounds ninety two with a comfortable six three six one win there and the lisa club and of it was almost into the second round of the catalina mcadams i had a tougher time with spain's not in

simon mcgregor-wood, abc news, london. >> healing a lot of historical wounds there. >> yeah, absolutelytyle as the queen always does. >> what did you think of that green? and the matching hat. >> she the hat. >> i knew you guys were going do that. i knew it. i will let you know that i have nothing that even resembles that in my wardrobe. >> how did they find your picture from prom night? >> i take that back. i do have a bathrobe that looks similar. issippi river flood disaster is hitting your wallet even if you live far away from all of that raging water. >> from the strain on the levees to the strain on your budget, it is wednesday, may 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm peggy bunker. the mississippi river is like a super highway for barged traffic and when that traffic is forced to stop, it does have an impact on food prices which are already on their way up. >> not news that folks want to hear. also this half hour it was captured on store parking lot camera and it is raising plenty of questions. why

job over the past years, but also to pay tribute to the person who will be occupying that position, simon milton. it is possible to combine low taxes with the services of all the time you're trying to improve efficiencies. that is what counsel's up and down our country should be focusing on, particularly in a year when we have to make spending reductions. >> pamela nash: one of scottish manifestoe commitments is the first initiative, which will help thousands of first-time buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. what is the prime minister doing to help this generation of homebuyers? >> this is quite like the proposal that we made in the budget for first buy, which is to of tens of thousands of people to get on the property ladder by helping them with a deposit, which many families may find difficult to raise, and we see the age of the first-time buyer getting older and older, and so many families are finding that unless in a family held behind you, you cannot get on the housing ladder. we have to make sure that is not the case, and first buy is important, and a look for to see what h