i'm tim, i live across the street. i don't live on a rooftop, i live on a unit below, i don't have that great view he just showed you. i'm handing out to you two copies. last time we had 27 neighbors voice opposition to the project. one of them wrote additional letters in addition to the ones i've handed out before. you have a pact of letters from seven to 10 of our neighbors in unanimous on sigs an a copy of a letter i emailed you all the other day. it adds one page at the end >> first of all at the last hearing, i want to be very clear about this, the neighborhood stood united opposition because it had an extra floor that we thought it was out of character and it severely compromised the backyard which was already compromised. commissioner sugaya commented it was too high. to add more bulk on top of that was a bad idea. and these penthouses that were being used as resident setting had no floor at all. and it seeped agrejouse to add -- seemed agrejouse to add another floor. they put a rubber stamp. number one, this is

that gave tim pawlenty an opening. if sarah palin comes in, she will just take up so much space that it will be hard for him to get attention. for mitt romney, it sets up the possibility, if she is to become a candidate. and again, there's no clear evidence that this is a precursor to a campaign. we need to emphasize that. but this would set up a class i think battle between the establishment frontrunner and the insurgent tea party candidate, which would remind people of the divisions we've seen in the party and highlight those in a way almost no other candidate would be able to do. >> well, you know, dan, say it isn't for real. say that we don't know. and if it isn't, it can't help but remind us of donald trump and a little bit of how he drew so much attention without being a serious candidate but sucked a lot of air out of the news coverage, as she is doing now. can we see a new model of people who can use a bit of a toe in the water or faux presidential run at this early stage to get more attention for books, tv sho

let's look at drunken tim. [ tim snoring ] >> tim? [ tim continues snoring ] tim? tim? hey, tim?> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: is snoring a deal breaker for you? >> no but getting heavily intoxicated the first night they meet me is. >> jimmy: that's a bad -- >> yeah that's a bad thing. >> jimmy: but the worst guy of all in my opinion is this guy bentley. bentley, first of all, named after an obnoxious car. >> i like the name. i like the name. >> jimmy: the name is great if you're on "the jeffersons." if you're a real person -- >> you are on tonight. >> jimmy: -- it's not good. i have a lot of thoughts. i watch this and i feel like i wish i could have helped you during the process pick these guys guys. i see things you don't get to see necessarily. have you seen next week's show yet? >> no. >> jimmy: this could potentially upset you. let's take a look at bentley. >> she's obviously a beautiful girl. she has a great body. amazing butt. and rocking legs. and having her [ bleep ], that would be amazing. the competition makes it exciting and competing for her. that's the extent in terms of my

tim pawlenty -- he seems all-american but have you heard his real middle name? tim hosni pawlenty?hat a shame. donald trump -- is here tonight. now i know that he's taken some flak lately, but no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? what really happened in roswell? and where are biggie and tupac? all kidding aside, obviously, we all know about your credentials and breath of experience. for example, seriously, just recently in an episode of "celebrity apprentice" at the statehouse the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around, but you, mr. trump, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership. so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary busing. these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> oh, the president was very funny. and he's going to get hit by seth meyers coming up next. next he p

tim?absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts. his being from a border state is good. okay, michelle bachman could complicate it, but if the ethanol thing is a cue and he'll really battle the special interests like barack obama pretends do do, i think he can catch a lot of attention and win iowa. >> who is that lady? >> michelle bachman. >> the alpha female is. >> and she's too from minnesota and could -- >> born in iowa. >> born in waterloo, and she could tap into the evangelical base and tea party base better than they about. >> what about the problems she has, where places are located. >> oh, workplaces? -- [everyone talking at once] >> she had historical problems, said the founding fathers ended slavery. she's a very -- >> said something in maine and new hampshire that's not there? >> it was some r on -- for that. >> i think her sweetness and historical knowledge and history of the

not tim.but yeah, all right. so dialed in is the favorite for the kentucky derby, obviously. good enough. >>> we need hats today for this weather? >> no. hopefully not. maybe a sun visor, how about that? maybe some sunglasses for today and even early tomorrow. maybe a slight chance of showers tomorrow. maybe you'll need one of those hats with an umbrella on the top. get that for mom. >> oh yeah, see how that goes over for you. >> 48 degrees right now, our temperature at bwi marshall, 46 the dew point, 92% relative humidity with a west wind at 5 miles per hour, 29.91 is your barometer reading. our temperatures around the region are in the mid to upper 40s for the most part. our lowest reading is oakland 45. 48 in elkton, 57 in ocean city, 57 down in d.c. around the immediate metro area, everyone is starting to cross the mid 40-degree range, 53 in kent island, 53 in annapolis. west wind at the airport is really one of the more substantial winds out there. we have a 6-mile per hour wind in d.c. a

however, on sunday, tim williams has a look at your mother's day forecast. tim?eah, just one little nagging system that will be hanging around, could bring us afternoon showers, widely scattered. again, not a washout of your plans. to be able to rush mom out of the house. we're looking at 70 degrees on sunday. 72 on monday. 70 on tuesday. 74 on wednesday. good bit of sun heading into next week. with overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. back inside. oh, no. i forgot something. i have your energy saver tip of the day. now, we're talking about showers. reducing your showers and reducing them simply by reducing the lingering time could save a family of four. cutting your showers in half will reduce your water heating costs by about 33%. now, for a look at how you can become an energy saver, go to wjz.com. scroll down the right-hand side of the page. and click on our special section. we wouldn't want to forget this tip. back inside. >> flood concerns are forcing people out of their homes in arkansas. as a mandatory evacuation order. as the water rises in the city of

i think a lot of them had a chance to be tim pawlenty before. most of them don't want romney to be the nominee. they had a chance to be for tim pawlenty. >> charlie: coming right to you in a second, tom. >> most of them passeded. i'm not sure now that he's going to be able to go to a large number. they say they can. i'm not sure he'll be able to go to a large number of those daniels' people and scoop them up. i think huntsman has the biggest potential. >> charlie: what's the impact of mitch daniels and how it shapes the field for the future? >> well, i think it narrows the field to three real contenders, all of woman we've been talking about here. and then everybody else. i think it also forces the bundlers of the bush family, thbush dynasty to 41 and 43 bundlers to make up their minds. i was talking with one of the more prominent fund-raisers for the 43 crowd last week who said we want to go with mitch but if mitch decides not to run, and i don't think he's going to run, i'm going for romney. maybe a little relucntly but i'll g with romney. i k

details with meteor will gist tim william shortly. now back inside. >> thanks. before he tepees down -- steps down robert gates will address the graduating class of the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. secretary gates is scheduled to speak at the academy graduation ceremony three weeks from today on may 27th. after four and a half year he will leave making him the 4th longest serving pentagon chief in history. >> surprising it's a short-term but one of the longest. >>> still to come, on wjz"eyewitness news" at noon... >> more protesting in syria. thoughts are -- thousands are taking to the streets despite a governmental crackdown. >>> drunk with laugh. a passion called a call to the police. >>> another look outside with a beautiful spring day. stick around. your complete first warning forecast is still coming up. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist tim william. it's wjz maryland's news st promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ]

tim can't hold the lea lead. smith leading off the sixth.t have picked up this ball on russian radar. 4-3 game. play of the game here. come backer this should be double play. tim throws it away. costly error after a fvl singer tied. with a bomb to the bill internecessary trees out there. allowed 6 erratically. timy falls to 3 and 4. rain delay of almost an hour and a half. die hard wow! waiting it out. rain soaked field josh willing ham single. ball slopped in the slip and slide. scoreless in the fifth. ellis chopper to third. if throws it away. he will try to 64 from first place we have a prayer at the plays it safe. jump out to lead. angels kilometer become to go in front 4-3. bottom 9 the barton says we are going to extra. base hit. just what everybody wanted in the rain and cold and right now 4-4 and they are in the tenth inning and still going. did the detroit series drain the shark the reason they lost game one of the play offs series in vancouver last night. prayers say no it wasn't a matter of exhaustion but it sure looked like they

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it's sort of shocking, actually. >> so what, then, do you think tim's legacy has been? >> tim thought of himself -- he called himself not a photographer, but an image-maker. he wanted to tell stories with images. he said to me any image is fair game. i doesn't have to be just photographs. so i think what he was doing is really trying to break down the boundaries, the unnecessary boundaries of the medium and really get people to think broadly and very deeply about the topic and about the medium. so i think his legacy is going to be kinds of a trail blazer, like somebody who totally rethought the media and forced other people to do likewise, if nothing else, to try to keep up with them. >> in your book, war, you say you come to the conclusion that soldiers are motivated by love, which might seem a very strange conclusion to a lot of people. what exactly did you mean by that? >> well, the bonds within the platoon really do rise to the level of love. and all of those guys -- one of them said to me, guys in the platoon that hate each other, some of them, but we'd all die for

former minnesota governor tim pawlenty made it official in des moines on monday.is announcement tour then wound through florida and ended up in new york where i caught up with him. what seriously do you need to do to raise your profile or will the system just take care of it by force of running? >> well, even now only about 50% of the republicans nationally even know my name. so we have to get the name i.d. out and then convert that, of course, to support. but if you're a serious candidate for president, that will happen naturally over time, but i like the fact that most of the other candidates are really well known and yet they don't really have a strong front running position and that gives us time and space to be able to advance our campaign. >> so, ladies and gentlemen, my husband, governor tim pawlenty. [ applause ] >> well, let's get right to the heart of the matter. medicare, you have said that if the paul ryan plan came across your desk as president, you would sign it. >> well, let me start by saying my campaign is based around the notion it's time for the

next pitch from tim here it comes and there it goes. car losses gonzales.field. 3 run bomb. 7-4 the time. his record falls to 3 and 4. rain delay almost hour and a half tonight. a's and angel. die hard waiting it out. rain soaked field in the first. josh single to left. look at the ball. in the slop. eric slip and slidout there. scoreless in the fifth. mark to chopper to third. hesitates he's lunch. throws it away. david trying to score from first place at the plate and he is safe. nicely done. right now a's lead 3 nothing in the sixth. after running out of gas last night in game one of the western conference final series with vancouver the shark have 2 full days of rest before game 2 which is wednesday night. sharks were coming off a draining 7 game series with detroit. they look fine in vancouver for most of the first 2 periods. then it seemed like tank hit empty. they had nothing left. coach todd said it was like dog trying to catch car on the freeway. canuck driving the cars. players insist fatigue was not the factor. >> i say more mental focus than fat

mike mike tim lips thumb -- >> mike: tim lips lincecum pitched a great one against the a's.er posey plates torres, and the g-men are up 1-0. anderson settles down after that. five innings of one-run ball. lincecum was even better. he fools coco crisp. timmy retired 20 straight batters. giants up 1-0. g-men added some insurance. bottom of the frame, posey scores. in the ninth, lincecum punches out sweeney. lincecum, fifth career shutout. >>> kind of goes back to having good rhythm through the game and not expending yourself too much throughout that game to allow yourself to -- if you get in a jam, you can take it to another level or have your velocity, throw a better pitch. >> mike: to the hardwood. nba playoffs, game three, okc hosting dallas. the mavs or the king of the road, and they reclaimed home court advantage. okc fans rocking the house. marion with the steal. you know what's coming. the one-hand jam. dallas with the 23 point lead. the thunder storm back. in the third, duran two of his 24. then westbrook driving. the mavs hang tough. nowitzki came up big when it count

. >> tim russert was following it, the late tim russert. he knew it. >> it was uncannily accurate. >> it was about -- their mantra was it's about the delegates. keep your eyes on the prize. don't get distracted by polls -- >> bring the movie forward to the last couple weeks. there we had people running around. i do think there's an ethnic piece to this. i know there's an ethnic piece looking at the latest numbers. let's look at this number about born in the united states. still people in this country, 14% republicans, 16% conservatives who say he's not born here based on the facts. this is driving while black. this is racist. this is awful. >> absolutely right. knew all along there was a racial com upon there. you saw the decline, then to now, of people who actually believe that nonsense. i think those are the people that among their complaints about president obama, they didn't quite get him as commander in chief, a military leader. >> friday night at midnight at some truck stop along the road, steak highway, what are they saying? >> he go

tim pawlenty, he seems all american, but if you heard his real middle name, tim hosni pawlenty, whathame. my buddy, our outstanding ambassador, jon huntsman is with us, now, there's something you might not know about jon. he didn't learn to speak chinese to go there. oh, no. he learned english to come here. and then there is a vicious rumor floating around that i think mitt romney, i heard he passed universal health care when he was governor of massachusetts. someone should get to the bottom of that. i know just the guy to do it, donald trump! who's here tonight. now, i know that he's taken some flak lately, but no one is happy, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? what really happened in roswell? and where are biggie and tupac? all kidding aside, obviously, we all know about your crudentials and breath of experience, for example, seriously, just recently, in an episode of "celebrity apprentice," at the steakhouse, the men's cooki

please welcome the one, the only tim mcgraw! you brought it home with a new stereo ♪ ♪ baby that was sweet oh and how can i forget the day you gave me my red guitar ♪ ♪ the best gift by far was you babe i'm sending all that love that you gave ♪ ♪ right back at you babe right back at you babe just like the boomerang ♪ ♪ everything good you threw my way right back at you babe ♪ ♪ best that you get ready there's a whole lot of lovin' that's going to be coming right back at you babe ♪ ♪ first things first i want you to close your eyes ♪ ♪ this may not even come close to that first kiss you gave me but i'm going to try ♪ ♪ oh and here's that ring you've been waiting for all these years ♪ ♪ as for the tears that you cried when we made love the first time ♪ ♪ yeah i've seen you cry right back at you babe right back at you babe ♪ ♪ just like the boomerang everything good you threw my way right back at you babe ♪ ♪ best that you get ready there's a whole lot of lovin' that's going to be coming right back at you babe ♪ ♪ ah, here it comes

i think they have to be covered and you know of course tim died in misrata libya and you know was the story he was covering that they were his life obviously not but if you take the easy sort of aggregate of all of these stories through the years the decades the bosnia is the rwanda is liberia sierra leone afghanistan you take them together. is it worth it to have a group of foreign reporters covering the story so the world can know what's happening and possibly intervene possibly do something yes absolutely it's very much like firemen or for like policemen there is a casualty rate but but society is unthinkable without those without those groups i think that's true of journalism as well do you think that those stories are getting to you know the take care in america getting to americans are those messages getting to americans are they number of all when you know you have editors focusing on news that's going to have entertainment value or going to appeal to a large audience. well i you know i think it is affecting decision making i mean i know there's i'm sure there's a swath of amer

met ronnie did in his statement, so did tim pawlenty -- mr. romney did in his statement, asserted tim pawlenty. mrs. mayland did not, mr. gingrich did not, -- palin did not, mr. gingrich did not, a surprising to me,. huckabee. >> dick cheney did. >> the base of your party, you don't want to give credit to the president at any other time. no one would say that george bush cared about his daughters and wife if you care about fire- eating democrats. it is a certain maturity on the part of romney and pawlenty and daniels -- >> and the lack of character and a part of palin -- >> and newt? that is that, i am of the show -- off the show. [laughter] >> why are we still in afghanistan? >> this is the longest war in history. there is no end in sight. we are not even paying for the board. is on at the national credit card. -- it is on the national credit card. it adds $100 billion a year, $8 billion each month, to our debt. >> that is congressman jim mcgovern of massachusetts, a democrat, who along with republican walter jones of north carolina has spons

[laughter] tim pawlenty is considering a run.look up his name in the dictionary, that is more exciting than listening to tim pawlenty. mike pukka be is considering a run. he once said the president was raised in kenya, what do muslim school and hates america - but beyond that, he sings like a sweet person. -- he looks like a sweet person. there is donald trump. he said he would run for president as a republican, which is surprising because i thought he would be running as a joke. [laughter] [applause] fought often appears on donald trott's head. -- fox often appears on donald trump's head. if you are at it was supposed table with them and you do not finish or on strike, do not worry. the fox will eat it. if i can for a moment talk about the berger issue -- we did we get so suspicious about where people were born? a poll last week said that 38% of americans say the president was that of the board in the u.s. in the very simple, only 5% more said donald trott was definitely born in the u.s. do americans alike think americans were b

palin is reemerging with the national tou tim pawlenty is it the least acceptable to the greatest number. that is -- least unacceptable to the greatest number. that is what he has going for him now. he has fewer flaws and other presumed front-runners -- than the other presumed front- runners. you have to list jon huntsman and mitt romney in reverse order. >> mix santorum -- rick santorum pledged his campaign were his grandfather once worked. santorum, 2% among rank-and-file republicans, pawlenty, a 6%, palin 15, ron paul, 10%. what do those numbers tell you, evan? >> absolutely nothing. at this stage they are just about name recognition, completely meaningless numbers . >> that put a damper on your point. >> that is all right. palin is in a feature film, "the undefeated," premiering in iowa. what a coincidence. she is beginning a bus tour, going to ennew hampshire. nice way to see the country, by bus. >> she is a star in the republican party. whether she is going to run is another question. the republican party is rich in candidates. i don't know why people are so down. you have to conta

are temperatures getting back to normal a little bit, tim? >> yeah, they definitely are. four or five minutes after the hour. we're looking at temperatures about a degree or two above. first warning live doppler radar, shows that we have pretty much a calm area out there. we don't have a lot of activity. just a little bit by way of a few showers moving in from the panhandle of west virginia. for the most part, we don't have a lot of activity. but we have a chance of widely scattered showers and maybe even rumbles of thunder before it's all will said and done. this front that is poised to come in from the west is moving in. and alongside that and just ahead, it could trigger a few hours. we'll keep an eye on that for you. for now, looks like a pretty nice night. we'll talk about how this plays into your weekend ahead. >>> an oversized load creates a big headache in the morning's rush hour. sky eye chopper 13 was over the inner loop at park heights avenue. around 9:00 in the morning, a truck hit a supporting girder. the incident backed up traffic for miles. >>> the price yo

>> tim. >> jimmy: tim. very good.ay have heard, i know you're upset already. oprah's last show is tomorrow. do you have any personal favorite moments, "oprah" memories? >> ah -- no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just blocked them all out. that's how deep it hurt you. the first cut's the deepest. >> jimmy: you have no oprah memories at all? >> not personally, no. >> jimmy: no, no, no. do you remember anything at all that struck you as something you'll never forget? >> her advice about losing weight. >> jimmy: hey. you remember a little weight loss? weight loss tips. do you remember any weight loss tips specifically? >> exercise more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's a genius. she's good. exercise more and eat less. yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't think that was oprah. that was probably your doctor. [ laughter ] maybe you were having a heart attack. who knows what was going on. if you could give one of your favorite things to everyone in our audience, what would it be? what's one of your favorite things? >> world peace. >> jimmy: wo

was only weeks ago we reported to you the tragic death of two photojournalists in libya tim hetherington and chris hondros but their deaths are not the only ones according to the committee to protect journalists and human rights watch twelve journalists have been killed during the arab spring that's taken over the middle east and north africa dozens more have been detained and it's a dangerous job to bring truth from conflict zones the pictures the firsthand experiences but in the media sesay. with sex scandals and celebrity dancing shows you have to ask your journalists a very critical question is risking their life worth it it's a topic that's especially relevant for our guests earlier we caught up with sebastian younger co-director of her struggle bestselling author of the perfect storm and author of the new book out called war sebastian is covered war zones for years from sierra leone to bosnia to afghanistan it's a dangerous job so i first asked him why he does it. i think there's no way to cover a war without undergoing some of the risks that people stuck in the war have to undergo

my name is tim hurly. i'm a parent at start king elementary school and there are some other parents here. we've unfortunately lot a -- lost a few due to the length of the meeting tonight. i have two daughters. one of whom is in what we call the pioneering class and we're now seeking a middle school home as i'm sure you quite know. we consider ourselves one of the many typical kinds of san francisco families and when we were looking for an elementary school we looked at all options including private schools. we were excited to find a language program in a public school. my wife and i are both products of a public school system in california except for a minor stint in grad school where we did all of our work in the public school system in california and we were rather dedicated to it forever our children as well -- for our children as well. and we're hoping to continue to have our children participate in public schools into the middle school and high school level. i just wanted to talk a little bit about th

tim pawlenty is considering a run.you look up boring in the dictionary, that's more exciting than listening to tim pawlenty. tim pawlenty makes al gore look like rupal. mike huckabee is considering a run. mike huckabee said the president was raised in kenya, went to a muslim school and it has -- and he hates america. despite that, he still seems like a sweet person. he sounds less like a presidential candidate and more like my aunt. and then, of course, there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump's head. the washington post and you can't finish your entree, don't worry, the fox will eat it. if i can, for a moment, talk about the birther issue, when did we get so suspicious about where people were born? a "usa today" poll said 38% of americans think the president was born in the u.s. in the very same poll, only 5%

it's official, tim pawlenty is running for president.that announcement on an internet video late sunday night, saying his campaign will be different, because he'll be telling the american people the truth. >> meantime, indiana governor mitch daniels turns down a gop bid because of family concerns. his wife didn't want him to run. daniels is the latest in a string of prominent republicans choosing not to. >> so what do you think? which republican has the best chance to beat president obama? e-mail us at cnn.com/am. you can give us a tweet @cnnam or tell us what you think on facebook, facebook.com/americanmorning. >>> meanwhile, new allegations against lance armstrong when it comes to doping. another former teammate coming out on "60 minutes," describing in pretty vivid detail what went on in the cycling world. we'll have more on that. >>> also, one state is now banning something called lazy cakes. these are relaxation brownies -- >> relaxation brownies! come on. >> we'll tell you why they were banned and what state, coming up next. how ca

tim pawlenty and john,huntsman. how would each do it? romney would probably be as manager and job creator. here is romney's offense and obama's defense. >> i like president obama. but he doesn't have a clue how jobs are created. >> an economy that was shedding jobs every month now has seen over two million jobs created in the last 14. chris: former utah governor john huntsenman, his strongest argument is he could get bipartisan cooperation. here is his main theme and obama's defense. >> we have been divided for too long. the yelling, screaming and

he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with california. this is when it is good to be mayor. only i could get away with saying the following. i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on. i am remi

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tim may with the "columbus dispatch" joins us on the phone. tim, i find it so shocking.as been on this for a while. in essence, what we can tell it's just a buildup of negative publicity for lack of another word. there may be other things coming down the pike here in the next few weeks that cast even a darker light or more of a shadow on the football program. as late as two weeks ago, the athletic director smith gave jim tressel a vote of approval. then gordon gee said in essence with his board of trustees they decided the time was now to make a change. and they requested his resignation. he loves ohio state football. i know you used to live here. you understand what goes on in this town. he lives and breathes it. so get him to step up and resign was a big moment. he's trying to do what he thinks is right. >> actually, you know what i thought, i thought of woody hayes. even when he punched that player as the player ran down the sidelines he didn't get fired. he didn't leave his job until much later. this just seemed to come out of nowhere. tell us about these ncaa violat