and here he comes, steven harris. they arrest steven harris as they are taking him to the police car, i approach him. i ask him if he wants to talk. >> i am chris hansen. >> once he figures out who it is he wants to tell the story. >> we are doing the story on pimps in las vegas. >> co-incidence. >> lucky for me. >> you ever see our show to catch a predator. >> what is she? 17 or something? >> no. >> good. >> but the word on the street, steven, is that you're a pimp. >> no. >> she just made this up? >> she made a lot of stuff up. >> what about at the restaurant that time -- >> was you all following us around at the restaurant -- >> okay, go ahead. you tell her to go up to a group of men. >> no. that never happened. >> so she is making this up. >> i told her to -- >> you said go up to that group of men and see what you can figure out. >> if i was a so-called pimp, i would never let someone of my girls go solicit somebody while they are with me. come on, get real. why would i do that? that is just dumb. if i was a pimp

. >> hi steven and harry. and jim is he up here in. >> okay. if i can speak into the microphone. so if you can tell us a little bit about the application and the kind of outreach you have done to the community as well as the license application in supervisor cowen's district. what are you trying to do in. purchase the property at the 24th street a little bit over a year ago it had an existing liquor license there and bar business since almost 80 years. we purchased the building it lesee was up and she wasn't going to stay in the business. we with wanted to purchase her license directly but she wanted double so we reached out to jim and he found us a license electro transfer in. so as we're owners of that building our plan it to completely rehab that entire building started down from the basement below we we have the commercial space of the existing bar. we reached out to the city and we want to make that corner a relevant corner. i have experience i've done this in the city before. i had two liquor licenses in south park when there was nothing there i bought a building and had an

. >>> just wanted to give a shout out to airmen first class steven one of my biggest fans. >> kyle harris>> sergeant mccormick. >> wally nugent i want to tell you thank you for your support. >> i saw the video. that was awesome. >> missing you here at the racetrack. thank you for letting me ride along with you in your humvee over in afghanistan. means a lot. >> thinking about you today, bud. >> hope you are well, man. see you soon. >> hurry back home safe. >> chris: the race a part of memorial day weekend. we reflect, remember and are proud and from all of the drivers and all of us in the nascar family and those who cover the sport, a special salute to all of the troops in attendance. more than 10,000 with family and friends tonight and around the world watching. thanks for all that you do. head back upstairs to darrell waltrip, larry mcreynolds and mike joy. >> mike: thank you, chris. everyone at nascar proud to support the nation's military. past and present. 71 laps to go. just slightly over 100 miles. jeff burton who you just saw in the video gets the free pass. a look at charlotte mo

steven miller. the senate's democratic majority leader harry reid also spe out. >> the alleged actions of i.r.s. employees in the cincinatti field office would be a terrible breach of the public's trust. whether investigating conservative groups or liberal groups, they should not be involved in this. targeting any group based on its political stance is completely inappropriate. >> woodruff: the chair of the senate finance committee, montana democrat max baucus, has said his panel will look into the matter. and two republican committee chairs in the house also have vowed to investigate. late today the house ways and means committee announced it will hold a hearing this friday. to help us understand the tax law, and what the groups are charging, we are joined by duke university law school professor richard schmalbeck. he's a former tax attorney. and former i.r.s. attorney jay sekulow. as chief counsel at the american center for the law and justice, he is representing tea party organizations. he also hosts a conservative talk radio program. gentlemen, welcome to you both. jay sekulow, let me start

steven marans. the harrisrofessor of child and family dramatic, harris professor child psychology a professor of psychiatry at the child study center at yale. use the director of the national center for children exposed to violence. the founder of the child development committee policing program which i first became aware of when it was a child witness to violence project. no? >> that's all right. >> founder of the child development committee please and program, a pioneer in collaboration between mental health and law-enforcement professionals providing collaborative response to children and families exposed to violence and trauma that occurs in their homes, neighborhood and schools. next to steven is the other, is kevin cullen, columnist for "the boston globe." he's been a reporter out the globe since 1985 on pretty much every beat you can imagine, cops reporter, legal affairs correspondent, foreign correspondent. he is really here for a couple of reasons. the proximate reason obvious is the events in boston

steven colbert. wednesday is the 68th anniversary of v.e. day, the day nazi germany surrendered unconditionally to the allies. on thursday prince harry the united states. his first visit here since photos of him partying naked in las vegas emerged last august. on friday the finance ministers and central bank governors of the g-7 economic powers begin a two-day meeting. and saturday sees the opening of the 2013 warrior games. open to wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans. back to more immediate future and bob scheiffer in washington. for a look at what's coming up on "face the nation." good morning, boone. >> schieffer: good morning, charles. we'll have startling new disclosures about what really happened that night in benghazi when four americans were killed and was there a cover-up to prevent criticism that the state department was not doing enough? to protect its own people? >> osgood: thank you, bob scheiffer. we'll be watching. next week here on sunday morning, double bill. actor sidney poitier and tom hanks on broadway. and you can make them even more special... with fancy feast mornings. mornings are delicious p

>> harris, one key witness attributes the apparent absence of real success in the fbi probe to date to those now infamous talking points. greg hicks the number two -- slain ambassador chris stevensast week he believed the libyan government was deeply offended on sunday, september 16th, five days after the attacks when u.n. ambassador susan rice delivered to the world via five sunday shows the talking points that proclaimed benghazi spontaneous protest gone awry and not the coordinated terrorist attack that the libyan president had already declared it. >> i was determined i'm not happy with the progress of the investigation. we have a serious problem. the more time that grew between the actual event and bringing those who were responsible to justice causes us national security troubles overseas. >> the state department says it was not anger on the part of the libyan government which swiftly approved visa's for the fbi team but rather the dangerous security situation on the the ground that blocked the fbi's entry into benghazi, harris. >> harris: you and i know when he we cover stories like this that you look for fallout points along the way and accountability. we know that victor