>> maybe whitley's. >> what do you think? >> maybe. >> watch this. we just met. his wife, mary jo, used to have an uncle sal who used to run the court commissioner's office in towson. am i right? >> yes. >> thanks for coming. you got a great city. do you know toronto is the next most popular city next to rome. >> yes. >> another handshake here. >> go o's. >> keep the hat on. all right. orioles tonight 7:05 against the jays from toronto. the orioles have to win, right? tell mary jo i said -- said hello. show your orange pride. we're seeing crowley shirts. we're seeing adam jones shirts, brooks shirts. show off your prize -- shirts. we'll see uptonight at 6:00. >> all right. thanks a lot, jamie. >>> well, you know, every time you go to the airport, it seems like the lines are the same, the food is the same but the baggage fees keep getting higher and higher. airline officials blame higher fuel costs but a new report is shedding some light on just how much they are really raking in. >> checking your bag at the airport has added up to big business for u.s. airlines,

hi, chip whitley here. don't worry about ted williams, i'm going to catch up real soon. and then striing out right away. you can imagine what the reaction would be. i never in my heart had any -- really had any ill will towards people because i think -- if i could have -- if i had not been myself and had watched conan o'brien debut after david letterman, i would have been horrified, as well. >> what you did learn was, of course, you were going to land the holy grail of comedy, "the tonight show kwtsd. and then you were going to have another down moment. >> oh, yeah. and, in a way, you know, i say i'm going to go onto have more -- you know, bigger failures. i wrote that thinking not really. >> let's take a break. i want to hang on with the big moment, whatever you want to call it. let's find out what you really think. >> did you get hit by a softball? >> yeah. >> i don't get softball. it's softball, but the ball is not soft at all. and if it hits you -- >> this is a seinfeld routine. this is incredible. that was observational comedy. i'm going to get you in a comedy club

whitley how you can beat a great entrepreneur. it is always great to have you back. you're the woman who does everything. i'm so proud of you. toss about the entrepreneur center. what is the mission? >>> we started 20 years ago. and for organization and we get started to help people to grow their own business. they're selling people who wanted to do it for themselves but they really needed the access and the training and the resources >>> when you save resources and training how you do that? >>> we have a comprehensive training program. the start of the basics and see if your idea is feasible. and then we work with you to help you create a business plan. there's a road map for which you want to do. that we were really prepared. >>> to get to any place we have to have a plan. >>> we want to make sure you have a plan any and the plan b period and will work with people on the finances and is about money and about symbols and wealth. i want to insure that the dollar's worked out as well. >>> is this a good time to start a business given the economy's that is recovering a

the panel on that first show, david brooks, then of the whitley standard and the new republics, michelle cotto. i asked about the advice george w. bush was getting from some of his father's old team. why do the bushies, older bushies tend to be anti-war and maybe more pro arab, is that it? >> etc. not that. they came from an east coast foreign policy establishment that believed in the chess game. the more southern southwestern, more conservative, more religiously influenced conservative republicans, believe in morality. and democracy. >> why -- and assert american power. but they don't want to dot cleanup job afterward. -- do the cleanup job afterward. >> that's not true. >> it's true. they talked about nation building and don't want to do that and spread resources. >> that was the old bush in the election and it's clear he's becoming a nation builder. they are spending so much time in the white house thinking about the post-war iraq, that's what they're thinking about. chris: chris: the prime example and still dealing with the same issues 10 years later. while to celebrate our 10 years

syria's rebels declares to whitley in airports on their latest target and one that international flies issued straight anyway near the country's two largest cities. outrage against turkey's a recent push for a no fly zone over syria sponsored rallies in germany by both pro and anti assad groups. actions all speak louder than words as israel appears to be gearing up for an answer from iran launching a massive propaganda campaign along with emergency drills. plus anger at the london paralympics the sponsor of the games is accused of humiliating disabled people as part of the government's attempts to cut welfare benefits. you know what you are to live from moscow with me to say thanks for your company now civilian a ports in syria are in the crosshairs of the country's largest rebel group of the free syrian army in a statement on its facebook page the group said that the a post in damascus and aleppo were hosting military flights as part of an alleged arms smuggling network for the government earlier this month of the rebels way ahead of the fill us made anti air missile launches. have be