according to an attorney, andrew white, local police officers aren't forcing underage drinking laws -- are enforcing underage drinking laws with more frequency. it can also affect your reputation. >> it could put a stain on your record that you cannot remove down the road. >> it is not worth the risk to the parents were the kids. they will have a record for the rest of their lives. from that standpoint, it is not worth it. >> set the boundaries. set the discipline. set the example. >> if you know about it, or you should know about it, yes, you can be held liable civilly for the consequences of having that type of party at your house. you have got to be vigilant. >> one way to be vigilant is to keep an eye on your underage they do notd make sure have access to your beer or liquor cabinet. >> thank you. a pickup truck in a car collision in northwest baltimore send one person to shock trauma after having to be rescued by emergency crews. it happened around 2:30 p.m. today along the 2300 block of west cold spring lane. the driver of the red pickup somehow got distracted and crossed the ye

white house, that might be a problem. so we agreed they would take me to andrews. they flew me to andrews and when i landed at andrews, white house van there, took me to the underground bunker where cheney was at. other senior officials. about this time that's when they had a secure video conference with the president. he was frustrated. he was now ready to come home. and we waited for the president. all my lawyers had been relocated to commercial buildings in downtown d.c., tim flanagan and i were the only lawyers in the white house from my staff. finally about 7:00 i ran into karen hughes, communications director, and we went down to the oval office and waited for the president to land on the south lawn. afterwards he went back into his private study. it was me, karen, ari flasher, conde rice and andy carr, chief of staff with the president and worked on his speech and talked about what happened that day. we all had a different story from that day. and went home about 1:00. my car had been impounded at dulles because a terrorist had parked their car in the same l

[laughter] >> they flew me to andrews and a white house van there took me to the underground bunker where cheney was at. at this time, they had a secure video conference with the president. he was frustrated and was ready to come home. we waited for the president. all my lawyers were relocated to commercial buildings in downtown d.c. and finally about 7:00, i ran into karen hughes, the communications director and went down to the oval office and waited for the president to labbed land on the south lauven. he went back with me and others with the president and we worked on his speech to the nation that night and talked about what happened that day. we all had different story from that day. and 1:00 in the morning, my car had been impounded at dulles because the terrorists had parked their car in the same lot. we were back in the office at 6:00. i was in meetings all the time. i was in meetings with lawyers or policy makers in the situation room talking about policy that i was going to take back to the lawyers back and forth, back and forth. we had a meeting at camp david that weekend and t

we are following newt gingrich's financials, but in 1829, 20,000 people followed president andrew at the whiterst correct answer will get a follow tuesday from us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. ♪ this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >> republican front-runner newt gingrich used this to make serious cash. where did it come from? we looked at financial disclosures and there is a lot we learn and a lot of things we can't figure out. >> one of the more remarkable institutions that has been grown over ten years here in washington, d.c. known as newt inc. we are not quite sure where the money comes from or where it goes. >> with being a front runner is scrutiny. for newt gingrich, how he makes his money is getting a fresh look. the disclosure shows he is worth $7.1 million. the vast majority is from a group of companies that bear his name. hoe has an estate in the gingrich group and gingrich communications run by his daughter, kathy. and gingrich productions run by his wife, calista that produces docu

andrew asked, referring to the white shoe firm famous in corporate law. no. we need a real lawyer, a criminal defense one. let's call marty. he'll know what to do. mark's father-in-law, marty london, was a retired senior litigator at paul weiss. he'd represented spir rue ago knew and jackie kennedy. he and his wife were staying at the beekman tower hotel while their apartment was being renovated. mark leaned into the partition. take us to 49th street and first avenue. the car turned left. stephanie, what are you doing right now? get her out of there. he listened, his face going red. make an excuse, just get her out of there. mark and andrew rode the rest of the way in silence, each in his own world of fear. ruth sat at the banquet in her kitchen. bernie had returned to the office. there had been no agonizing embraces or recriminations. he'd told her that he had two more checks to deposit, that he was planning to go to the office in the morning to pay the traders. she'd nodded numbly, yes, yes, okay. after he left she sat there, a complete zombie. eventually,

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after some white house private time the president and first lady celebrated in style at 10 different inaugural balls. >> during andrewfirst inauguration a celebration was held at the white house any one could come. a mob stormed the white house and refused to leave until they were lured back outside with what? the smell of a roasting pig, patriot patriotic, buckets of liquor and commemorative coins. >> the answer is krshg buckets of liquor. >> did you get it right? >> we goet bought -- both got i. >> that would be a big win for me. >> mccallum beats ducey again. >> arnold schwarzenegger chris christie and a homeless guy with a golden voice. >> all on deck as >> first day out for what? illegally parking. oh. question number two. both got that wrong. it was incredibly easy. >> new version of the book the adventures of huckle berry thin will remove all of the references of the "n" word to make it more acceptable for schools. what was the number one most banned book in america over the past decade. a catcher in the rye, got them girls heather is to -- heather has two mommies, harry potter. >> >> the correct answer wausz

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tied at one michael andrews, he buries it. 2-1 sharks. white and will pass it on, stur m, game tied up. the shot is blocked knocked in the rebound, panthers with three goals in the second, they go on to win it 5-3. >> raiders are in miami, we'll have both the games tonight at 5:00. >> coming up next at 9:30. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento, they allowed the california dream act that allows students to get publicly funded aid will cost taxpayers more than anticipated. >>> and one-man bank robbing crime mystery some san luis obispo strikes again but did the bandit finally slip >>> welcome back everyone. occupy movement has support of oakland taking off this weekend trying to head off the planned shut down of the port by occupy protestors. port has posted an open letter to the local community in today's contra costa times. it would only result in lost business and harm the 99% of working class americans. it says the first shutdown of the port was back on november 2nd and ruled have resulted in lost business from ships. >>> price tag for cali

white students. >>> stanford quarterback andrew luck is one of five finalists for the heisman trophy awards.k could become the second stanford player to win the award. the winner will be announced on saturday. a lot of people looking forward it that. >> hopefully he will. but he certainly is not the front-runner right now. kristy is all about the f-o-g. now it's all about the cold. >>> freeze in some parts of the bay area. freeze warning in parts of the north bay valleys and we're also seeing a frost advisory in those east bay valleys. this means temperatures in the 20s and 30s. if you have any plants outside, certainly if you have any pets, make sure it bring them inside this morning. definitely chilly temperatures. it's going to be the next several hours. warmer in redwood city at 37. same for san jose. livermore at 31. fairfield at 32. afternoon temperatures seasonal. ranging from the high 50s to the low 60s so similar to the temperatures that we saw yesterday. that's because this high pressure is holding in place and that means we are seeing dry conditions and any of that wind that we de

. >> after some white house private time the president and first lady had a night on the town celebrating in style at 10 different inaugural balls. >> bill: during andrew first inauguration the celebration was held at the white house and open to the public anybody could come. that was a disaster. a mob stormed the white house and refused to leave until they were lured back outside with what? cards up, please. the answer is c, buckets of liquor. >> that's how we get doocy to get him where we want him to go. >> did you get it right. >> we did. >> you both got it right. >> she wins. >> bill: so maccallum beats doocy. >> again. >> bill: yeah, again. oh, rubbing it in, doocy. >> good job in d.c., bill. >> that's so cute. >> bill: we will be back in new york next friday and have control over this. >> see you when you get home, bill. >> hillary swank apologizing. right back with p and p. >> pinheads and patriots. susan swank said she was sorry but i thanked the president for signing the wounded warrior posters. looks like it will wade about $700,000 for the warriors this year and some will come from you guys. we have some terrific items for you, hats, shirts,

now, andrew jackson was the people's president, but the people that he was really concerned about where the white settlers. and his concern was that they should have the lands that belonged to the native americans. and so it was andrew jackson that saw to it that cherokees and choctaws living in the mississippi territory, and that became alabama and mississippi, were shipped east of the mississippi to the lands west of the mississippi. so charles percy who was the son of thomas was 20 years old in 1940. and by that time his family had acquired land in the mississippi delta your he loaded flatboat with everything he had, and all his family's possession from a plantation they had acquired worth a half a million dollars back in 1840, including -- got on the tennessee river, went down to the ohio and then took the ohio river to the mississippi, and landed in a place that is called diacritic mississippi -- deer creek, mississippi. so the youngest kid on there was william alexander percy. he was just three years old. charles didn't last long. he died 10 years later. but william went to princeton, too,

. >>> president obama and vicepresident joe biden will attend a ceremony at andrews air force base. the whites the president and vice-president will take part in a ceremony welcoming home u.s. troops from iraq. >>> day five of private bradley manning's trial. he faces life in prison if found guilty of leaking classified information. prosecutors said he never showed he had access to the materials. >>> a hearing is three hours away from the green belt on congressional redistricting. the lawsuit claims the map approved by the merrill general assembly i did lutes the black vote in the state. >>> managers of fisheries should keep a close watch on the harvest. bay experts say a cold winter will cut the population by a third. >>> and baltimore will host the first night of hanukkah with the lighting of the giant menorah near the inner harbor. mayor stephanie rawlings blake will take place and tonight it begins at 7:30. >>> today is a special lighting ceremony for the hanukkah menorah. free tickets are available online. justin. >>>6:53. we look at the national picture and there's active weather out we

andrew, what do you have? >> you are not going to believe what i did this weekend. i went to white castle at 3:00 a.m. i had six white castle hamburgers, and that is absolutely a true story. >> that's a beautiful story. >> thank you. >> back to you, greg. >> you are going to live a

the success of andrew johnson and tentatively tried for treason, a crime punishable by death. grant walked into the white house and told johnson that lee was protected by the parole i.t., grants, had given me a appomattox. grant added if we were arrested he would immediately resign from the army in protest. johnson and his federal prosecutors had no intention of arguing with the immensely popular commanding general at the united states army. they quietly called the treason proceedings. he was never arrested. for the remaining five years the property's life, he never allowed a word to be spoken in his presence. in 1869, four years after the war ended, it is a sworn in as president of the united states, a position he held for two terms. his first term was a success in his psyche was not. during the second term, his political opponents bunched 30s seven separate investigations into corruption in this administration. despite their efforts, they could not demonstrate he was involved in any scandals. many resulting from the politically naÏve grant of misplaced trust in those he believed to be honest men. takin

andrew. [sighs] next time on foyle's war... i am a politician, mr. foyle. i admit, i went to the white feather to kill guy spencer.hat i am the leader of a legitimate organization. i'm not gonna be pushed around by some bloody stuffed shirt, i want to leave. how do you expect me to go on living, when everything i care about has been taken away from me? yes, but we'll fight on. that is what mr. churchill says and i believe him. she said i'd be put in a camp. that she wanted to look after me, but first i'd have to prove myself. lying is never very clever, but lying to a police officer is a very serious offense. barnes and noble is pleased to support foyle's war on public television. experience nook color, the readers tablet by barn nnd aoble. books, newspapers, music, games and hundreds of apps. in our stores and at bn.com. nthe entire foyle's war series 1 - 6 is available now on dvd for $149.99 plus shipping at acornonline.com/ptv or call 800-929-3759. interviewer: honeysuckle, what first attracted you to the foyle's war scripts? honeysuckle: um, i think it was, uh, obviously the character of sam at first, because

andrews air force base. last week president obama marked the end of the war at ft. bragg, north carolina. >>> the white house says it's too early to tell whether the death of kim jong-il opens the door for better u.s. relations with north korea. right now u.s. officials are keeping a close eye to see how north korea's army of more than 1 million will adapt to the newest leader kim jong-un. meantime, kim jong-il's body is lying in state in a coffin dressed in a khaki tunic and covered by a red sheet inside a memorial palace in pyongyang. the body of his father, kim il-song is also elsewhere in the building. >>> when broadcasting the death of kim jong-il, people began bursting into tears and crying. kim died of a heart attack over the weekend while on official duty. he was 69 years old. his funeral is set for next wednesday. >>> today the trial is set to begin. bradley manning is tried for treason. yesterday a digital crimes investigator found more than 10,000 diplomatic cables and other classified information downloaded on manning's computer. the hearing is to decide whether manning will face a court ma

the success for andrew johnson intended to have him tried for treason a crime and a punishable by debt. they went under the white house and told john thune that he was protected by the parole that he had given. if he were arrested he would immediately resign from the army and protest. johnson and his prosecutors had no intention of arguing with the immensely popular victorious commanding general of the united states army. lee was never arrested the remaining years of his life he never allowed a word against grant to be spoken in his presence in 18694 years after the war ended grant was sworn in as president of the united states, the position he held for two terms the first term as a success and the second was not. during the second term his political opponents launched 37 separate investigations and corruption in the administration. despite their efforts to could not demonstrate he was involved in any of the scandals many of them resulting from the politically naive grant misplaced trust in those he believed honest men taking the action of the presidential history he writes to congress for the state of the union

andrews is here in washington with that story. >> good morning. >> reporter: this is the first time the white house has ever publicly overruled an fda safety recommendation and it just happened to take a controversial issue off the table just before an election year. for millions of women, it was a stunning reversal. the makers. plan b, the emergency contraception drug sold with no prescription to women 17 and older, had applied to loosen the rules and sell the drug over-the-counter with no restrictions on anyone, including teenager girls. looking at strictly at the safety studies, the fda approved the change, but the secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius stepped in and reversed the fda's decision. >> i find this decision to be -- i'm really mind boggling. >> reporter: dr. jack moritz says plan b prevents conception if taken quickly. >> plan b is safe. it's effective. it's easy to use. and it's shown to prevent unwanted pregnancies. what more with an obgyn want. >> reporter: plan b is known for its overall safety but can be side effects including bleeding and severe nausea. sebelius reversed the fda saying you

white house. what's refreshing is that ron paul's done it the old fashioned way. andrew sullivan writes that ron paul is generating enthusiasm and support among young voters, democrats and independents. now, you'd think that is just what the republican party is looking for. somebody who can beat obama next november. republicans are set to spin a ron paul victory in iowa by basically ignoring. iowa's governor says they'll focus on who comes in second or third. a washington examiner column by timothy kearney suggests the primary contest will get ugly if ron paul wins iowa. he points to pat buchanan's new hampshire victory in 1996 where the republican establishment and the mainstream media rallied to crush his campaign. carney says if paul wins, his critics will imply he's a racist or cook or conspiracy theorist. his quotes. whether the gop establishment likes it or not, ron paul has the power to really shake things up. people in iowa are rallying around someone who for the first in a long time, represents real change. real change. and that has to scare the hell out of both

white and the huntsman." it's probably more action-packed. that has charlize theron in it. >> now we're going back to some super heroes. >> "the amazing superman." they are starting all over with andrewh actor. he's brake at spizer -- spiderman. >> he was also in "social network." >> and great stuff on british television. they have emma stone in this one. she is playing a different character from the comic books. >> staying on the superheroes, you have "the avengers." >> that goes way back. >> it goes round and round. this is the ultimate fan boy superhero movie. it's got ironman, thor, black widow and the hulk. >> who directed that? >> it was josh wieden. they are all six giant superheroes in this movie together. >> another action film is "john carter." tell us about that. it's a family film? >> it it a fascinating property that started out in 1912. it was about a guy who is a civil war soldier and he gets transported to mars. on mars he discovered that he has superhero strength. he meets, as you do, a hot marsh princess in a bikini. right? >> i would expect nothing less. >> the interesting thing about this is that andrew stanton who directed wall-e and "finding nemo," this is his f

andrews air force base welcoming home troops from iraq. when he came back from that ceremony he made a surprise appearance here at the white house daily briefingupted him and took over the podium and basically said that john boehner and republicans in the house need to show the same kind of country first attitude that we have seen from our troops in iraq. take a listen. >> when they fight together and sometimes die together they don't know and they certainly don't care who is a democrat and who is a republic and how somebody is doing in the polls and how this might play in the spin room. they work as a team. and they do their job. and they do it for something bigger than themselves. >> house republicans are responding by saying it's time for senate democrats to come back into session. work out their differences on this issue. with the house republics. no sign of that from the senate democrats. house republicans also digging in by saying look, have you got to add certainty to the economy by having a one-year extension of the payroll tax cut. not just two months, shep. >> shepard: the president mentioned the polls, ed. it would appear those poll

andrew, u.s. house republicans voted tuesday to extend the payroll tax cut despite warnings that it won't pass in the democrat-controlled senate and also threats of a veto from the white house. they're opposed to a clause in this particular bill that would force the u.s. government to speed up approval of a controversial oil pipeline. the white house is urging congress to come up with a solution soon before the deadline lapses and lawfully 160 million americans are hit with a tax increase. >>> now, tokyo electric power, tepco, has been rattled by a quake, slammed by a tsunami, hit by a nuclear disaster, and has barely avoided bankruptcy this year. and with just two weeks left before the new year, it faces up to the prospect of potential nationalization. tepco's president spoke to the media today. certainly a tough, tough year for tepco. what are the executives saying? >> it certainly has been. first off, tepco executives have been pretty loathed to let tokyo nationalize their company. that would mean those execs would lose some decision-making authority. they don't want to lose that. they need more costs to cover the decommissioning fukushima or face bankruptcy. takin

andrews air force base. coming into northern calvert county right now. a few snowflakes across far western maryland. not anything in the way of accumulating snows. where are hay having a white christmas? west texas and southern parts of new mexico snowing down there this morning and a cold rain down towards houston, texas. no major travel problems anywhere in the country. if you're flying out or waiting on people flying back in, not a whole lot of airline delays, at least not related to weather. the clearing skies moving in for later on this afternoon will allow for partly becoming a mostly sunny day today. clearing skies as we go through the afternoon hours. clear night tonight. that is important news for all the good kids out there for whom santa will be making a visit. then tomorrow after a clear start a beautiful christmas day. a little weak weather front grazing by here means a few extra clouds not much of a precip threat. today morning clouds, afternoon clearing, a bit breezy. temperatures holding in the 40s today. then for tomorrow your christmas day we'll start out with sunshine and maybe pick up a few clouds in the second half of the day. but again, not all that te

andrews air force base. he's anxious to see his family for the hold days. this is something the whiteves in private is a big victory for this president. i s. as you've seen in his written statement last night, he had a tweet on twitter as well that was trying to be more about how this was a victory for the american people and not for him politically. but make no mistake about it, the white house believes this fight over the last couple of days showed he is willing to work with republicans n this case he had 39 senate republicans sign on to this compromise that passed through the senate last saturday, but in this case it was the house republicans that were not working with the president. that's certainly their their ty. -- narrative. the house believes the president was pushing for a political victory here, he wasn't willing to negotiate with them now on a fuller one-term -- a one-year extension on the payroll tax cut as well as unemployment compensation. look, they're going to fight another day on that in january, as soon as congress comes back in session to extend that. but we were t