reporter: monday the group of leaders will work on how to coalition will support afghanistan after troupes leave and how they'll continue paying for the mission. karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> and france has pulled troops out of afghanistan. >>> the man convicted in the bombing has died. he received a life sentence for the bombing that killed 270 people. his release in 2009 sparked outrage across the world. libyan foreign ministry spokesman says the 61 year old will be buried tomorrow. >>> baltimore city police are releasing the identity of a man. he was killed after reaching for an officer's gun during a struggle. an officer hurt in the struggle is recovering from injuries. >>> maryland's highest court rules that pit bulls are dangerous. tonight gee gee reports some pit bull owners says there's another side of the breed that's rarely seen. >> reporter: this is how a well behave pit bull really acts. it's what maryland breed owners really want to world to know. pit bulls and pit bull mixes are inheritly dangerous. >> it's discrimination against the breed and that's not intelligent. i

to ask mark shoyer to come up here, a longtime advocate, a true champion did not want to ask david troup to come up here. he really pull together a lot of the dog community in duboce to work together with us. i think the piece that was referenced was in great measure the work of david being the rational voice all the way through. libby albert then on they get here today, but i want to recognize her. she has been in the neighborhood, raised two kids, and she was a great fervor on this process. also cannot make it today, sally large, runs the friends of st. frances sudeikis and abbottabad have been a longtime user of this park. she'd tell me we cannot bring our kids to duboce park because it is too dangerous. now they bring their kids to duboce park. i want to acknowledge ekkatie wilcox, my partner, too. she has been involved in this from the very beginning, whether she likes it or not. she put in a lot of time. doug, come on up. with friends of duboce park, i got to know doug through this process as it came together. they run a monthly clean up park work day. this is the stuff that happen

a few hours earlier this troupe of troublemakers attacked people barricaded in a warehouse belonging to elijah p. lovejoy. the crowd had learned earlier that day that lovejoy had received a new printing press that would make it possible, possible for him to resume the publication of his anti-slavery newspaper "the observer." lovejoy had moved across the river to illinois from st. louis in 1836, believing that he would be safer expressing his anti-slavery views in the free state of illinois, rather than the slave state of missouri, but alton was a pro-slavery community in a free state. its character was much different than the yankees owen lovejoy had grown up with and his brother elijah p. lovejoy had grown up with, in maine. lovejoy soon came to recognize, however, that there was real danger and he was courting very real problems for himself even in alton. he had written a letter earlier to his mother saying, "it is harder to fight valiantly for the truth when i risk not only my own comfort, ease and reputation, and even life, but that of a beloved one as well. i have a family that

let me troupe the panintroduce . introductory questions allowing remarks, conversation among the panel and then go to the audience. i will start actually at the end with jeff and do a plug for the book. the anchor of the discussion today. jeff has a book recently out this year. earlier this year, "rule and ruin." the downfall of moderation and destruction of the republican party from eisenhower to the tea party, and i believe we have books being sold out front and for those viewing, it would make a good christmas present. also a good fourth of july present or any sort of holiday coming up. memorial day. yes. so let's, jeff cabaservice is the author a his totorian and author of an interesting book on kingman brewster, the president of yale entitled "the guardians" the circle and rides of the liberal establishment. he has taught at yale and writes widely in popular press as well and as i mentioned, this is the fruit of his work of the last several years. lee huebner founding father of the ripon society. speechwriter fo

he says here comes a troupe of elephants. he said i shot them out. he says i was a good shot. i got that guy off the elephant and the elephant started running and he had a chain dragging so i grabbed that chain and he said herman, i want you to know that elephant stopped when it wanted to. i had no hand in stopping that elephant but i hung on, he drag immediate through the brush, but finally he stopped and i tied that chain around a tree and there were four elephants tied together. i went home after the war and said here are my war deeds. and they said tough luck, elephants aren't horses. so he could not become a war chief. but joe still is the last plains war chief because he did his horses and they gave him that honor. here is carson at a pow-wow fighting but the girls are dressed as vietcong wearing war bonnets. to bring it up to date, to this day indians are still honoring veterans, working with the veterans. i was on the cheyenne reservation when this boy came home from desert storm, his name was ron bigback, and at the time i was writing the biography ben nighthorse camp

i'm like to troupe our witnesses. our first witness is chief ernest mitchell jr. from the federal emergency management agency in charge of the united states fire administration at the department of homeland security. next, dr. john paul jr., division director of fire analysis at the national par friction association. the doctor has been active in fire analysis and research for nearly 35 years. our third witness is chief jim critchley, chief critchley represents the tucson fire kept in my home state of arizona and currently serves as the president of the western chir chief's oh. sour final witness mr. kevin o'connor, assistant to the general president for the international association of firefighters. thank you again for, to our witnesses for being here today. as our witnesses should know, spoken testimony is limited to five minutes each, after all witnesses have spoken, members of the committee lieutenawill h minutes each to ask questions. i now recognize chief ernest mitchell. >> good morning, chairman quayle and distinguished members of the committee. i'm at the

troupes participating warrior games veterans compete.he british throne in washington d.c. humanitarian of leadership award for work with injured service members first trip to united states since taking part in an apache helicopter training last week. facebook stock on sale to the public next week 1 the billionaire will not be buying. march institutional investors getting first crack at slice of fast-growing social network warren buffett is not interested. >> we never buy into public offerings. and new public offerings. something coming out on a monday offered with significant commission's public publicity best single investment i can make in the world among the thousands of choices mathematically impossible >> by the way warren buffett not on facebook. expected between 28-$35 per share. internet sensation keenan cahill using celebrity for good it still to come helping hospital that helped them and magnificent mile about to lose one of the most beautiful residents and tom skilling said several dry days coming up. come into kmart this moth

on the next "red eye" return appearances from sexy rick eleven ven that will and the comedian greg troupes. >> mike baker with the post game wrap up. >> jedediah? >> yes. what fox shows are you on? >> i have hannity. >> any matters coming up? -- any parties coming up? >> i am still cleaning twizzlers and stridex out of the skimmers. more parties though. can you tell us about the latest "maxim" cover. >> yes, of course. you get two for one. it is the hot 100 on stands now. it might burn you. enjoy it. >> anybody we know in there? >> no. >> everyone you ever loved is in there. >> andy, that's it. >> thanks, mike. appreciate it as always. a special thanks to jedediah be law, bill schulz, and anthony. take it from me, i'm andy levy. i will see you back here tomorrow. deal with it. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the planned parenthood action fund is endorsing president barack obama for re-election. >> bill: less than 24 hours after a shocking under cover video shows the planned parenthood counselor advising a woman about aborting her fetus if it's a girl, the planned parenthood

. >> a dance troupe will perform at the clock tower. pennsylvania avenue will be closed during the big show. >> 6:14. frederick county dentist today is opening her doors to patients for free clinics, fillings extractions'. this is part of the dentistry from the hard program. you do have to get in line early to take part. to explain the program is michelle. a few people are lined up already outside your office, d -- doctor. >> yes, we already have a crowd of people. i'm excited. >> if you are donating a lot of time and resources. >> it's a great program that started 10 years ago by a dentist in florida and it caught on across the nation. this is my first year doing it. it basically provides free dental care for patients who cannot afford it. we will be doing cleaning's, extractions, and fillings. it's on a first-come first- served basis. >> i see what looks like dozens of people lined up out there. if it is there still time for people to come and try to take advantage of this opportunity? >> absolutely. the sooner you get here, the bette

on the next "red eye" return appearances from sexy rick eleven ven that will and the comedian greg troupes. >> mike baker with the post game wrap up. >> jedediah? >> yes. what fox shows are you on? >> i have hannity. >> any matters coming up? -- any parties coming up? >> i am still cleaning twizzlers and stridex out of the skimmers. more parties though. can you tell us about the latest "maxim" cover. >> yes, of course. you get two for one. it is the hot 100 on stands now. it might burn you. enjoy it. >> anybody we know in there? >> no. >> everyone you ever loved is in there. >> andy, that's it. >> thanks, mike. appreciate it as always. a special thanks to jedediah

i did get to meet chris rock and the comedy troupe guys. >> when you saw the whole movie come togetherat was that like? >> i haven't seen it. i see it tomorrow at the new york premiere and next weekend is mother's day, my mom's coming out an we'll watch it on monday in l.a. as well. >> so bring your mom. i'm sure there are some scenes in there. they're a little awkward to watch with your mom. she's seen you on "gossip girls." >> i think she's seen that gauntlet. >> your sister's had a baby. has that changed your life in any way? >> you know, it sound cliche but it is life changing. in a way, even being one step removed. it's -- i don't have to do any of the dirty work, as the cool uncle goes. >> you can just have fun. >> waiting to feed him sugar. >> this was at the white house correspondents dinner? >> there's the man. >> did you enjoy yourself, by the way, at that dinner? >> i did enjoy myself at that dinner. you always have that moment where you're like i am like 50 yards away from the president. yeah, it was a good time. >> what i love when we go there -- we've only been a couple t

. >>> straight ahead, the art of the dance, a local ballet troup se doing to get local kids >>> capitol ballet is wrapping up a season this week. news and arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez watched as it was created. >> stylized. diablo ballet is enchanting and expressive. ♪ >> reporter: this program is for 700 students from nearby elementary schools. giving them the opportunity to watch and learn. >> we start in first position. >> and create. >> we're at a castle in new york and we have a queen. >> reporter: the kids create a story instantly are. >> the dancers are artists and have life experiences. they can pick it up with a drop of the hat but they can express themselves. >> reporter: it becomes a story of a queen and a frog that is looking for water and frog will become a prince. ♪ >> we exercise their imagination just like kids. it makes it so special to them. >> i can see they are more interested and their eyes lit up >> reporter: this is 17th edition with language. >> a lot of football players and basketball players and soccer players and baseball players, they all take

you guys all right -- jessica, this is your first time in the madagascar troupe. >> yes. >> how insane oh. >> so we do the voice -- >> for the very first time. >> and they're lovely. >> ah-ha. >> really? >> i'm not just saying that because i'm on tv. you guys are lovely. >> oh. >> oh. >> love you, too. >> personal favorite? >> making such a point of you should probably say something about the movie, what happens. because we know that you're going to europe, but bottom line is that there's a lot -- you're trying really to get to new york city and you play the love interest, right? to, mr. right, ben stiller's character, uh-huh, and, and in your particular case you know, you're the leader, right, the undisputed leader, right? >> i guess so. >> disputed. >> it's definitely disputed. >> in the group. >> yeah, the penguins steal the monkey powered superplane and take it to monaco, and they win all this money gambling and we have to steal the plane back from them and then we crash land the plane near a circus train and in the south of france and that's how we end up with this circus troupe.

short-term win to press merkel to ease on the budget cut. 30-point education trouping in more spending. >> more must be done in context of the fiscal and structural reform. >> bret: >> over the long-term, the president may pay political price for citing more with the new socialist government on accepting. as talks heat up a home. >> if we don't deal with our debt and deficit in an honest and serious way, we won't have many options. i am not going to apologize for leading. the real issue here is will the president lead? >> president took a swipe of his own at boehner and colleagues urging patience for the euro zone. >> they have 17 countries that have to agree to every step they take. i think about my congress and i think of 17 congresss and i get a headache. >> the president also said the european leaders agree that greece should stay in euro zone but it's ultimately a decision with huge ramifications if for american economy. >> bret: ed henry traveling with the president in chicago. thank you. another mayor focus, afghanistan. jennifer griffin looks at how the president says the war w

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the area dance company will perform an act similar to thun with, the troupe dancing on the face of then later in the week. starting sunday there are free events that go beyond the stage. >> for us to work with artists whose specialty is entertaining people out on the street is just fabulous. >> reporter: next can food and margaritas are also on tap. cinco de mayo will undoubtedly draw crowds to bars and restaurants but the holiday will last beyond happy hour this year. mexican restaurants are preparing for a busy weekend. >> we're expecting this to be our busiest cinco de mayo in a while. usually it's our best day of the year anyway. >> there is a lot going on but it may not be easy to event hop. metro is slated to work on all five rail lines this weekend. metro suggests factoring in some extra travel time. or you can always walk. the avon walk for breast cancer can get you moving all for a good cause. there is a walk on saturday and another one on sunday. back to the nats game yesterday d.c. mayor vincent gray announced that it is going to be natitude weekend hoping the nats fans will

conservatives and made them realize the need to persuade people up of their views rather than rally the troupes and impose it. here again someone not the greatest single vote geter in the 1996 election. robert finch. richard nixon's best friend and the only man's who's opinions on politics reagan respected and i think he saw the need from after the gold water defeat that if republican where is going to triumph it had to be a big ten party and make the case for an affirmative conservatism that could solve some of the nation's parties. >> we talked about how the rhetoric was considered and it was fairly in the 80's. sometimes referred as 11th commandment i shall not speak ill of another. but it not just the philosophy but just to do that. >> to plug how is the book coming out on william buckly. >> thank you. >> is this on? from new jersey recently. in jeff's book he talks about the one of the attributes one of the moderate's demise to their in ability or lack of interest in doing precinct work. organization ability and conservatives taking over the party machinery which they never relinquished. y

fantastic show with the troupe tonight on the face of the historic building. will take you to a couple pictures. it has not been too bad this on a 395 across the potomac river. normal volume in the third street tunnel. let us take you to maryland. 50 west in maryland. is now on the at 202. >> 8:58. are warming now. 54 and winchester. 57 in the district. 55 in the culpeper. bright sunshine today. nothing but son a. northwesterly breeze at 10 to 15 miles an hour. into the weekend, looking great. mother's day near 80 degrees. saturday and sunday. low humidity. sunday, some additional of rain bya chance monday. thank you. thank you for watching. we will be back your afternoon.

it's worth pointing out that the president is leading romney 34%%, both saluted the troupes.ans in wars in iraq and afghanistan, and those that loved their country enough to sacrifice their own lives for it. we talked about the importance of providing health care, and benefits for veterans. his campaign has been highlighting the killing of osama bin laden, the end of the war in iraq and the push to wind down the war in afghanistan. mitt romney appeared at an event alongside john mccain where he addressed global threats. romney said i wish i could tell you the world is a safe place, unquote. he said the u.s. must remain the top military power. it's clear both men realize the power of this voting bloc. here's the question, what does it mean if mitt romney leads president obama by 24 points among veterans? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile and post a comment on my blog or go to "the situation room's" facebook page. wolf? >> jack, thank you. >>> other news we're following, beryl is downgraded to a tropical depression. lisa sylvester is monitoring that and other top stories in "the situa

ron troupe of the university of denver conducted a study to find out why it is a landlord's market?ave nod been building apartment units over last few years. it takes time to catch up about permitting or actually building these. >> reporter: experts say, jon, could take years for all of the apartment construction to catch up with demand. back to you. jon: alicia acuna in denver, thank you. >> new controversy in the massachusetts senate race and democratic candidate elizabeth warren's claim about her native-american heritage. coming up where warren stand and how this could affect one of the most expensive and competitive senate races in the country. [ female announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later

i'm a huge supporters of the arts that give us entire black dance troupes, but there is something about space like american ballet theater or others. what do you think is -- not that it's more than dance theater of harl harlem. what specifically is the lesson we teach when your body shows up in that space? >> i think that when you talk about alien dance theater of harlem, it's a complete different thing. u. it's a modern company, and alia is its own company. for a black woman to enter a white man's world is a completely different subject and those companies, the elite companies in the world are still closed to us and it shouldn't be that way but american ballet theater is the closest company, having two african-american female soloists before me, they are the first and only company that has done that in the history of top classical ballet companies. >> absolutely. we'll continue our conversation and bring in another voice. african-american woman, kelly hall-tom kins will join us. she's a violinist. i'm so excited about this conversation. for three hours a week, i'm a coach. but when i w