President Obama makes history today by becoming the first sitting president to appear on a daytime talk show.

Obama will be the only guest on "The View." Barbara Walters is interrupting her recuperation from heart surgery to return to the show for one day so she can join Whoopi Goldberg and the others in asking questions.

We'll see what issues Republican Elisabeth Hasselbeck brings up. She's always good for a controversial comment!

The Kentucky State Fair is almost here and I was wondering what your favorite food was? And whatever your answer is, is it on a stick? 

When it comes to midway snacking --they say stick it!

There seems no end to the variety of food on a stick folks can find at the Wisconsin State Fair.

Fancy a chili cheese dog on a stick? How about some deep-fried apple pie on a stick? There's cream cheese with bacon. And deep-fried ravioli. Last year's favorite is returning: chocolate-covered bacon.

Fair organizers say there are almost 70 food-on-a-stick options this year.

I wonder if we can expect these new additions? We'll see. The Kentucky State Fair runs from August 19-29.

Sarah Bickerstaff has a dream -- a dog park dream.

The Omaha, Nebraska, woman is one of 10 finalists in Beneful's WagWorld Dream Dog Park contest. She sent a video of her dog, Sadie, to the dog food company.

Sadie and Bickerstaff have already won a year's supply of food. If Bickerstaff is the grand prize winner, she could get a-half million bucks to overhaul the Omaha Dog Park.

Bickerstaff's ideas include a walking path, more shade trees and some water so Sadie and her doggie pals can splash around a bit.

The winning dog video will be decided by online voting, through August 11. The winner will be announced in September.

http://dreamdogpark.wagworld.com

A Louisville high school student will be traveling to Utah next month to represent the United States in a worldwide computer competition. This is HUGE!

Eastern High School's Jason Bays, who will be a sophomore, received the highest score in the country earlier this year on the Microsoft Office Specialist Excel 2003 Exam.

A news release from the Jefferson County Public Schools says Bays will go on to Utah for the August 8-10 competition, in which he will be tested on his ability to create, analyze, and format data in Excel.

Best of Luck!

He used to be the favorite American sports star.

But it's funny how a single-car accident and loads of mistresses can change that kind of thing around for a guy.

Tiger Woods has dropped into a tie on a list of the favorite American sports stars.

If there's any consolation for Woods - it's that the person he's tied with is Kobe Bryant - someone who had a similar fall from public grace when he was accused of rape in 2003.

Bryant moves up from fourth last year to grab a share of the top spot with Woods on the list, put together by Harris Interactive.

Another indication of how fickle such lists can be - LeBron James dropped from third to sixth on the list - while retired NBA star Michael Jordan fell from second to seventh.

Among female athletes, sisters Serena and Venus Williams are numbers one and two - followed by race car driver Danica Patrick and retired soccer star Mia Hamm.

Squirrels that water ski. People falling off tables. Babies doing all kinds of stuff. Even Lady Gaga. Justin Bieber has something on all of them.

The teen singer has the mark for the most watched video ever on YouTube.

The clip of Bieber performing "Baby" has passed Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" to take the all-time lead.

More than 246 million have watched Bieber's video on the site.

The most-watched clip on YouTube that isn't a music video is the "Charlie bit my finger" video - seen by more than 210 million.

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Crystal Bowersox has a big new smile.

She's posted a photo of herself on her Twitter page with no missing teeth and no gaps between her teeth. She got the work done just before the American Idol tour began.

Bowersox says her teeth are something she's "been self-conscious about" her whole life. She says she's "never had a perfect smile."

Check it out.....http://www.newzfor.me/news/63397283.aspx

The fans have had their say. Teams trying to woo him to join them, have had their say. Celebrities have had their say. And even the president has. Now, it's time for LeBron James to have his say.

And by time the day is over, we will know where he will next play in the NBA. The most prized NBA free-agent ever is to announce this evening where he will play next season.

Several teams are in the running, including the Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, New Jersey Nets, Los Angeles Clippers and the team James played with last season, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The announcement will be made tonight in a special one-hour broadcast on ESPN.

And don't worry about having to sit through an hour of chitchat to find out the decision. Network officials say James will reveal his choice about 10 minutes into the broadcast.

Jeff''s sources say it's Miami!  We'll see if he's right tomorrow.

Facebook has a new friend -- divorce lawyers.

When it comes time to find damaging evidence, the lawyers say social networking sites are often among the best places to look.

The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers says 81 percent of its members have been involved with cases using social networking evidence.

Facebook is by far the biggest source -- with users often posting pictures of themselves and the other man or woman. There also sexually suggestive pictures, or snapshots involving the use drugs or booze.

Attorney Linda Lea Viken has this advice for her clients. She says never post anything on your Facebook page you wouldn't want a judge to see.

- Whether you love him or hate him, there's one thing you'll have to say about the guy who does those Old Spice commercials. He's back.

Procter and Gamble is dropping a new series of spots featuring the guy with the tight bod on his horse, telling women to "look at your man" - then look at him.

The ads star Isaiah Mustafa and he comes by his well-chiseled torso honestly - he's an ex-football player.

In the new 30-second spot, he goes log rolling, dives from a waterfall - and walks on water.

So, who did Mustafa drawn on for his mixture of playfulness and swagger. He says he tried to combine the self-confidence and charm of actors like Robert Wagner, James Brolin and Adam West - who played Batman on TV.

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A dad from "Modern Family" gets the holiday weekend going. Ty Burrell (we love him!) hosts "America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theatre." Just like Burrell's sitcom, this special airs on ABC at 9pm.

The talent lineup includes Kelly Clarkson, Dick Van Dyke, Renee Fleming, George Lopez, Lionel Richie and more.

And on Sunday you can see a star studded 4th special on PBS "A Capital Fourth." Singers include David Archuleta, Reba, Darius Rucker, and Gladys Knight.  That's on at 8pm

The Procter & Gamble Co. is aiming to make disposable diapers fashionable.

Popular designer Cynthia Rowley has designed 11 styles of Pampers, including pastels, stripes, madras and ruffles.

P&G says they'll be offered in Target Corp. stores beginning in mid-July.

Jodi Allen, a P&G baby care vice president, says that diaper performance comes first, but parents consider the look important, too.

Pampers is the No. 1 worldwide brand in sales for the Cincinnati-based consumer products maker that also has Tide detergent, Crest toothpaste and other brands.

Dallas-based competitor Kimberly-Clark Corp. last month launched U.S. sales of Huggies Jeans Diapers, giving babies' bottoms a denim style for the summer.

A bigger "Project Runway" is coming to a television near you.

Host Heidi Klum says each episode will be 90 minutes long when the reality show returns July 29 on the Lifetime network. That's 30 minutes more drama each week.

Aspiring fashion designers compete for a $100,000 cash prize to help launch a clothing line.

After spending a season in Los Angeles, "Project Runway" is returning to New York City. And the show is moving to an earlier time slot: 9 p.m. instead of 10 p.m.