i am steve williams. i am here representing star king open space. i am also going to give time to a member of the board of directors. as you heard, the most striking aspect of this case is that it has already been decided. apparently, the zoning administrator was not aware of the fact that this previous variance application was made in 1989. the decision was not issued until 1993. they waited until the litigation was resolved in court. but it is not mentioned. it is not reconciled in the new decision we have from july of this year. in 1993, the za decided that not one of the five mandatory conditions for a variance could be met. not one. this present decision finds in favor of all five. nothing else has changed. the law is the same. the site is the same. the only thing that has happened is the project has gotten tremendously larger. if you go through the fault decision from 1993, added to my reply brief. , it cites the alternative of building to the front of the lot. that still exists. that is a general finding not particular to any project. it find

because as you were setting up, you're kneeling down in front of him, did tiger or his caddie steve williamso close or you need to move back a little bit? >> they did for a little while, then we all moved back. tiger's caddie steve, he's got a reputation for being very, very strict with us photographers. you know. but we were all in a perfect passion. the marshals had agreed where we were and everyone was absolutely fine. there was a very wide angle for him to play a shot in towards the green. so, you know, didn't work out. >> how did you have the presence of mind, or did you have the presence or was it just instinct that made you click the shot? >> it's pretty much instinct. because as a photographer it's a great moment there to see tiger amongst the fans so close, and it's great for them, as well, to see it. but you're totally focusing on tiger, his expressions because, once the ball goes past you you still have moments to capture. he can cut away. do whatever he normally does. but you just focus totally on tiger. >> and the camera is okay? you have the camera with you? it didn't break the

steve stricker. >> > derek williams was honored tonight in baltimore.t tick -- gary williams was honored tonight in baltimore. he was inducted into the sports legends museum at camden yards. a terrific honor. >> you realize that you have been doing this for awhile and that u.s. had some great experiences with the players, coaches, -- u.s. had some great experiences with the players, coaches and fans. you think a lot of the things that you lost at the same time. those tough games, you had guys working very hard that never let up. that is all you can ask. this is a positive night and a lot of fun. >>> finally, bad news for hockey fans. this week's game should be terrific, but all acc running back ryan williams will not be able to play for a second week because of an injured hamstring. the contrast of infinite black... the clarity of fast-switching phosphors... the smoothness of 600 hertz... ♪ all come together to create what cnet calls one of the best 2d tvs they've ever tested. see what amazing looks like -- the viera full hd 3d tv from panasonic. >>> on

steve: you're right. candidates are out in full force ahead of the midterm elections. what issues matter the most to everyday americans? williaminterviewed 100 people for this series, listening to america. one conclusion, steve, voters are really not giving up on washington even though they feel disillusioned by it. >> we may be seeing the beginning of the end of the recession. >> whether he said it last year or last month -- >> we have to keep doing everything we can to accelerate this recovery. >> voters at this diner -- >> i don't think it's getting any better. >> this beach. >> i don't think it's getting any better. >> and this city. >> i'm getting rid of my second car. >> don't feel the recession is over. >> i don't have cable anymore. i no long have is a land line. i don't drive my car. i'm walking home for lunch. >> i can't hardly afford to do anything but go to the beach. >> my wife lives in kingman and i live here working 'cause there is no work in kingman. >> a lot of customers come in here and they're struggling. >> in plymouth, massachusetts, some diners trust washington. >> i think they're looking out for us. >> o

steve, nice to meet you. >> reporter: his name is jeff williams, he's the astronaut who, for the last two months, you've seenme to random locations around the world. using our plastic inflatable beach ball globe. jeff sent me to seven different countries on four different continents. i traveled to exactly where his finger landed then made random stab myself at the local phone book the seven people we met and the seven stories we found seemed to have really resonated with viewers across the planet. >> you call one person out of the phone book all over the world? i love your special. >> reporter: this was in bali. >> a story like yours peels the outside of the onion and gives people a view into real world human life. >> reporter: jeff says that's why nasa wanted to be part of our project, to tell those human stories. he says part of the mission of the international space station to s to encourage understanding between countries and cultures. like when jeff returned to earth a few months ago in a russian soyuz. he was welcomed in kazakhstan like a fellow comrade. >> of course it's all in russian but they're say

andre williams, the catch out of the backfield. true freshman runningback, tackled by steve philer. good for a first down. b.c. will hurry up and try to get at least one more play off. and the pass incomplete, and that will be the final play of the game. a couple of tough weeks in a row for frank spaziani and a triumphant return home for brian kelly as the irish end their three-game losing streak against the the. b.c. made a game of it with 13 straight points but then notre dame dominated in the second half. final score, notre dame 31, boston college 13. here's heather. >> heather: coach kelly, what a homecoming. you were born and raised here in massachusetts, went to high school and college. how memorable is tonight's win because you had more than 100 friends and family with you. >> i have a hundred friends, huh? didn't seem that way coming in. we got off to a good start, obviously, on the road anytime you get off to a good start that helps your football team. we played good defense. i think we held them to under 20 yards rushing. when you play that kind of run defense on the road

. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. grazing on rolling hills with picturesque views, the hearst beef is billed as nothing being added but their history, and it's true. the cattle thrive on nutrient-rich native grasses that have been there si

>> steve: well, jimmy, coming to the stage are nathan --ann williams and matt michaels.re. and get ready to play "teleprompter limbo." ♪ teleprompter limbo is a registered trademark of the jimmy fallon cooperation ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. great to meet you guys. tonight's theme is "jersey shore." [ laughter ] each of you will be reading actual quotes from different "jersey shore" cast members off of the teleprompter. lhlh contestant number one, you're playing the situation. contestant number two, you're snooki. contestant number three, you're dj pauley d. >> dj. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's got an advantage already. higgins is going to be the judge over there. he'll be judging you and letting you know when you make a mistake by hitting the buzzer and judging you really hard. [ buzzer ] when you hear that sound, your turn is up. and hopefully you lasted long enough to be the "teleprompter limbo" champ. in the event of a tie the audience will decide our winner based on their performance. all right? and to help you guys get into character, we're gonna give you all a 30-

now back to you. >> steve: because there is an election coming. williamscientists found these ideas too hard to believe. roller coasters that cure asthma? what about the bra that doubles as a gas mask? they make you laugh, but now they're actually getting big time recognition. we'll explain next. >> steve: right now let's check in with bill heller who is not going to -- hemmer who is not going to touch that with a ten foot pole. on a monday, michael steele talks about the newest republican campaign strategy. this is important because the map is shifting on this election. we'll show you where, 22 days away. what's behind the decision to halt foreclosures in america? is this decision a good one for your neighborhood? we're going to get into all that this morning on a monday. see you in ten minutes on america's news room. >> juliet: talking about weird science. would you believe that the dynamics behind hula hooping won a nobel prize or that the inventer of the plastic flamingo has won as well? i'm talking about the ig nobel award, an honor given to things t

steve jobs. talking about american competitiveness and ways to increase job creation. >>> should public radio have fired news xhen cater juan williams, for saying he's afraid of some muslims. the news man made the remark on an appearance on a conservative talk show. but his dismissal is not falling along party lines. alex stone has the story. >> reporter: the war of words escalated quickly. >> when i get on a plane, when i see people in muslim garb, i get nervous. >> reporter: that got juan his biams a call from his bosst national public radio. >> she said, this has been decided above me. and we're terminates you.contra. >> reporter: npr says williams' comments were, quote, inconsistent, with our editorial standards and practices. npr's executive says williams is a news analyst, not a commentator. and should not take any controversial positions. she said the firing came after several cases of williams veering from journalistic ethics. and that his feeling about muslims is between him and his psychiatrist or publicist. williams, considered to be a back on "the o'reilly factor" wednesday night. >> juan was sympathetic to muslims in th

steve? >> no questions. >> mike william? >> no question. >> pat o'bryan? >> no questions. >> robert khuzami with no questions. >> counselor, is there any questions you like to ask your client? any other questions from the board of? >> just one question. mr. martin, you have a boat license or is that correct? >> that's correct spent a master? >> that is correct. >> is it your understanding, when is it that the master no longer have the over all responsibility and authority for his vessel, when would that be? >> when the master no longer has responsibility for his vessel? >> when captain kuchta stepped off the burning bridge, is that the in is responsible and authority for the vessel? >> i have to object that i think that's gone the scope of this witness. >> if he doesn't know, that's fine. but he has testified that the salvage master at some point come in opinion, is in charge. and tv can shed some light on when the transition occurs, that might be helpful. >> mr. martin is also a licensed coast guard officer. he has a masters. so you should be smarter with

williams news analyst for national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. we have a lot of reporting on this. jennifer griffin, our producer, and steveey say this is a different environment. they're getting a different feel from officials and that it is multiple officials telling them about the real threat. >> terrific reporting by both of those folks. with everything i've been hearing from the people i talk to in the intelligence community, that the chatter level is high. significantly higher than it has been over the past six months. if you look in d.c. there are signs telling people to report suspicious activity. but look, the administration has been late on this. pakistani taliban behind the times square attack, or faisal shahzad as you said, initially those reports were dismissed. this was crazy. they weren't seeking to attack anywhere in the united states or seeking to attack outside pakistan. with the initial response. napolitano called it a one-off attack. at the time, people said this is a group determined to attack the united states. that's what they have done. i think at this point is what we need is for the government to

to share alongside steve nash is now occupied by head came warrick and he can be just as nice as a maurice to them are now i doubt around andrei kirilenko face the cutting down williams with a monster slam as the jazz cats called the deficit to six late in the third quarter to a bust it was too much nash game base won a six or four a thirteen point made nash thirty six year old still going strong the suns win by sixteen while the jazz style of the season with two defeats. and european basketball now says come to an unusually slow start in the euro league the double champions dropping their second straight group game to badmouth annika as the team's no strangers to each other having mass in two thousand and seven and two thousand and nine championship games drew nicholas with a team high eighteen points for the greeks a game with a garden the only player to score in double figures for the autumn and is twenty points helping says stay in the game and the match was tied at thirty one as the hall as began pulling away all of that point the greeks bowl movement paying massive dividends as they held on for a seventy four to sixty win. to boxing now where antonio margarito

beat for steve you are getting meltzer seven six three six seven six in the face last week surprise bangkok will not get above gothia lopez of spain. and staying with tennis where venus williams will miss the rest of the season due to many problems this means the former world number one will not feature in the fed cup final or in the w.t. a championships the thirty year old hasn't played since losing in the semifinals of the us open interest receiving treatment for me then i had hoped to play against this week next month and have to change a pair fine for the season ending doesn't take championships in there. for one hour and the current owners of liverpool say they will continue to fight the latest attempt to sell the club tom hicks and george to let's say an offer of five hundred fifty eight million dollars by the firm which owns the boston red sox is way too small little balls board said on wednesday it had agreed to the deal with new england sports ventures but fix and let argue that's invalid as they are sucking the board and pushing picks on mack in charge who's against the deal whether or not that is allowed is now the subject of a legal battle between the two sides. a

. >> steve: once again, we've got this new 16 disk compilation of hank williams songs. for the after the show show if that's okay with you. >> you got a date again. >> brian: we're going outside to

steve hartman finds trouble in paradise. >> all the vehicle systems are outstanding today. >> reporter: for our third everybody in the world has a story space station commander jeff williamsland of bali. it was here that fate handed me one of the most relateable stories i've ever told. this woman lives with her husband. their first names are the same. when i first met them, their lives seemed so different from ours. he makes bamboo furniture by hand. she makes regular offerings to the hindu gods. they live with their two children on just $10 a day. and yet both of them say life is perfect. except for one nagging question they just can't seem to resolve. how many times a week should you love your spouse? >> i wanted it to be every day. >> reporter: she says wrong answer. after spending all day cooking the meals, taking care of the kids and gathering the banana leaves for the offerings, the last thing she's in the mood for is messing around. he says he requires it to stay energized at work. basically he's a man with needs and she's a woman who needs sleep. he's the honeymoon. she's the headache. what's a guy to do? >> i talk about this to almost everyone because i'm always

steve beckner senior federal reserve correspondent for market news international. william cooper, a mid-atlantic president and csr executive for bank of america and a guest of our speaker. and ruth snyder, associate editor for kiplinger washington editors and chair of the national press club's speakers' committee. skipping the speaker just for the moment, mark sibel, managing editor for online for the mcclatchy nspapers washington bureau. donna borak, said reporter for the washington bureau of american banker. itaoro irishi 40 nikay this pittard. reubin mother, regulatory correspondent for the deal reporter of the financial times. and finally, david hodas, free-lance writer reporter and editor of business and financial news. [applause] two years ago the u.s. financial industry stood on the brink of collapse. the subprime mortgages crisis had just brought down lehman brothers in the largest bankruptcy in history. a record held all of 11days before washington mutual spassed it. president george w. bush signed legislation to create the troubled asset relief program, better kn

steve? and secondly, do they feel the government has too many fingers in the nation's economic cookie jar? back to you. >> get your fingers out of our cookie jar. williamle of other headlines for you on a friday. authorities say they have evidence clearing the wife of an american man reportedly gunned down while jet skiing on a lake on the texas-mexico border. they say blood on tiffany hartley's life jacket supports her claim that mexican pirates shot her husband david. a witness has come forward but is obscured for his protection. >> i see this jet ski headed towards me with a -- there was this boat behind it. as soon as it starts headed towards me, i notice the boat turned around and started heading out west. her husband had gotten shot was what she blurted out, screaming, crying, sobbing. >> mexican authorities still have not found hartley's body and have expressed dot in tiffany's story. >> how do you even find a body in a body of water that big? meanwhile, president obama going off prompter and calling for paramedics during a democratic rally in maryland. >> i think we might have had somebody faint down here so the -- if we got the paramedics, rig

steve. please give more information on why juan was fired. host: he was fired due to his comments last month. but there had been a longstanding series of issues between npr and juan williamsecause he has been on the fox news channel since 1997. and as always said to me -- here is one of our tweet messages. you are correct, at 90% of the funding comes from viewers and corporations. -- 98%. we're joined from michigan now on the democrats' line. should npr continue to receive the 2% of federal funding? caller: it should be doubled. the apology that he should see a psychiatrist was wrong. there should be 1 million more psychiatrist -- half the country needs to see a psychiatrist there was only one gentleman who came up with a violation that williams may. but on the put up the violation he made? there was no doubt about it that he violated the code of npr. i would like to say that npr is wonderful. i have been listening and taking your people for over 20 years. a market enterprise gets on all the time. why haven't the progress of this gotten on? you have not been in detroit when they have a social form, nor in the wisconsin when tom was there with greg. you have been televisin