libby was not as courageous as custer. libby was terribly frightened of thunderstorms and hid under the bed whenever there was thunder. custer was known for his exceptional courage, leading his men into battle. i don't see that you can really make that comparison. but more than that, it seems to me a foolish comparison. ultimately ambrose is saying that libby wasted her life being the wife and then widow of george armstrong custer, that had she been born a boy, he says, she might have risen to the very top of society. i think that's speculative, and there's no real basis for knowing what libby's life would have been like. but i think it's insulting to the life that she did very consciously choose for herself. she did not regard being george armstrong custer's widow as some sort of lesser thing. she regarded it as a very honorable occupation. and when you consider that women simply very rarely had professions at the time in which she lived, i would say that she made a very good choice. being his widow did become a professio

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sadly, libby and the owner were immediately disqualified after this.pparently you can't poop on the course. >> you've got to go, you've got to go. >> yeah, libby worked one up. >>> tomorrow on "right this minute." >> the liguys are going to pull justin fromehind a truck. >> we've got super glue. >> it is what i want. but they're not done. >> that's tomorrow on "right th mi >>> just some otters hanging out, enjoying a snack, when -- >> wait for it. oh! >> see who or what crashed this picnic, next. >>> and this chimp catches up on some reading. see the >>> don't you guys hate it when you're driving at night and there's an on coming driver with their high beams on? >> yeah, flash them a couple times. >> and they still leave them on, they don't get it? i'm about to show you why that is not only annoying, it is extremely dangerous. so this driver is driving down the street on what looks like an early evening. and -- >> wow. oh! >> my. >> oh, man, didn't see that at all, not until the very end. >> that driver was completely blinded by the high beams of the o

alex libby and his parents tonight. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you very much and what a great audience full of life and energy. we are live from new york. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios. first of all i want to begin with a special announcement. former vice-president cheney is recovering from heart transplant surgery that took place outside of washington d.c. in a hospital in virginia. our thoughts and prayers go to former vice-president cheney and his family. we are grateful for the medical procedure that makes this possible. that happened earlier today. president obama said a president can't do much about the cost of fuel and promotes green energy. i am all for green energy and also for common sense. we are not closer to green energy thanks to the corrupt cronyism of handing half billion to the white house for a solyndra solar plant so they could build a nice build give bonuses to the executive and shut it down. that left big shots with green cash and the taxpayers got nothing green but the grass and weeds at t

libby the chief of general pediatrics at nova fairfax hospital for children and founder and presidentatric group northern virginia pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you allison. >> when you saw this what did you think this little baby is 10months old what did you think? >> well, truly i thought it should be a little 3 by 5 photo in a photo album not something gone viral. of course, the funny thing about going viral, is well, i guess if mom had a little virus it would be a great way to inoculate your baby, many of us see, parents do things like that all the time cleaning a pass fier off that fell on the floor, putting it in their mouth, chewing it up food -- chewing up food and give it to their baby it is a problem if you make it routine. >> she put it out to the public people are weighing in on this. can you tell us about premastication. >> it is not new and it seems there are many cultures still, in some parts of the world where that is an acceptable and predictable way of transitioning babys from breast milk to solid foods in our country it is not routine it is not standard,

i would like to bring in libby thanks for your time tonight. >> hi. >> the limbaugh story drips a little more each day. 53% want him fired in the bloomberg poll, that is a lot but that leaves him with many listeners, his job is not in jeopardy, is it? >> i don't think it's ultimately in jeopardy. he has millions of viewers but what is in jeopardy his role as mouth piece of the republican party. you see a lot of lawmakers prominent lawmakers like scott brown not afraid to disavow his comments completely. i think last time he was in the news and being really gone after by the public was when he said he wanted obama to fail. and at that point you had a lot of republicans kind of tepidly disavowing that, and then ultimately apologizing to him. this time he not have them wrapped around his finger any more. they're not afraid to say we don't agree with you. these comments from vial, and leave it at that. >> about governor romney as i said last night as we broke that story he was going to get it from as many different sides as there were. first he had to backtrack. the spokesman said the govern

good morning, libby. haven't see seen you on there for a while and you've got the ponytail look today. >> ask your question, diane. >> caller: beg your >> what's your question? >> caller: not a question. i comment on what was said earlier about the justice apparently, it might be his interest that he -- i take issue with that, because the fact is these justices are not only -- it's not only interest, not only how their opinion is going to reflect, and i also want to make a comment about the fact that students, college students now have, our young people who are now still living at home, 26 years old, will be under this and are under this under our laws, under obamacare and the people that have pre-existing problems, as my son, or issues that my son has a melanoma, and, you know, many people across the united states are not -- don't vin insurance due to this. i worked all my life and have had insurance all my life, and the misrepresentation that, you know, it's going to cause. the whole point is, as people

i'm here with libby. were you here when it happened. >> and knowing and she gave us a portion of it. >> and a place to buy tickets. >> and it was a scratch off. so it has been a lucky place. >> how long you have worked here 1eurbgs 3 years. >> is there a sense of tried when you can say and one where. >> reporter: >> we say where we are. >> they say that's where that woman won. >> reporter: when we were set up i saw you i said did you buy your tickets. >> i said i have the winning ticket. >> my granddaughter wants to go to duke, she is only eight years ago. her stool would be paid for. she would not have worries. >> i would make sure he is taken care of. >> reporter: there are people saying duke? duke? >> that's her dream. >> what would you do? >> i think you could. >> and and deli sandwiches if we do. we'll send it back to you. pretty soon the doors will open. and we'll buy some tickets we'll talk about pools to numbers to strategies. >> you will win a half a billion and go to the deli. >> that's right. w

exporting revolutionaries libby is accused of running training camps for foreign militants says nato comes under fire at the u.n. for refusing to investigate civilian deaths during its everett's against gadhafi. nuclear talks on a rather juda restart offer here in limbo but to run his warning they will be few tot unless world powers stockpiling even more sanctions on its economy. program coming up now we head to the u.s. to experience life as part of the american indian lakota try a special report coming right up. yo k. dog two thousand and eleven pirate south dakota. you know what rapture here flippy live with everything i give at the since i was a kid the crazy way i live i be chillin in bridge think many ways to break you get a life is great it's life that's the way it is the thinkin that a tough call their bluff but enough so they don't come back i can still keep on running from the girl because she wants me in small cuts filling up my car with mickey you wouldn't touch i would trick some deer but it never does much drinkin and smoke and smoke and drink in the crease life that's

alex libby and his parents on huckabee tonight. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. what a great audience, full of life and energy. and we're live from new york, welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios. let me, first of all, begin by special announcement. former vice-president dick cheney we learned before the show is recovering from heart transplant surgery that took place just outside of washington d.c. in a hospital in virginia. our thoughts and our prayers go to former vice-president cheney and his family and we're grateful for the medical procedure that makes this possible. that just happened earlier today. well, president obama said this week that a president can't do much about the cost of fuel. and he continues to promote green energy. hey, i'm all for green energy. but i 'm also for common sense. we're not close to green energy thanks to the cronyism handing to pals at the white house for a solyndra solar plant to build a nice building, give big bucks in bonuses to their execs and shut the thing do

democrat, libby garvy, mark kelly, and green party candidate are on the ballot in arlington. topper is here with a look at the rest of the week. >> the weather doesn't keep anybody away from the polls. >> very nice. >> it wasn't windy. and we're looking at warmer air tomorrow. that will be breezy tomorrow. difference is, it's going to be a warm breeze. let's start with a live look outside. we are looking at the white house, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 54 after a high of 55. dew point is troubling. it's 11 degrees. pressure rising. 30.27 inches of mercury. winds turned west, southwest at 3. that actually is good, even though the winds are light. the direction is better and might see a southwest light which will keep temperatures up a little bit. we'll watch carefully. 54 arlington right now and also in bethesda. 57 in rockville. 55 in great falls. 53 in reston. 55 in manassas, but 52 in leesburg. to the east, well 56 in college park. but mid 50s for beltsville and 54 down toward andrews. so, here's the deal. we have a cold front on the map for tomor

. >> alex libby was 12 when cameras spent a year at his school in iowa, getting to know kids who facedsical and verbal abuse. >> they punched me in the jaw, strangle me, and knock things out of my hand. >> the film opens with a father who lost his son to suicide. >> some kids had told him to go hang himself, that he's worthless. i think he got to the point where enough was enough. >> two people to a seat. [ bleep ] >> harsh language, including six f-words earned the film an r-rating. after losing an appeal for a pg-13, producers took the unusual step of releasing the film with no rating. we watched the trailer with these 13-year-olds at a middle school in bedford, new york. >> do you want to see the film? >> yes. >> there are some people who think this movie is way too tough for kids. >> is school too tough for kids? we see all that and more every day. that's just how kids act. >> the film shined a spotlight on the impact of bullying, but school psychologists say kids will need help finding solutions. >> teachers, administrators, school board, parents, those are the ones i would love t

year, the filmmakers followed families of bullied kids around the country including 12-year-old alex libby>> i feel kind of nervous going to school. >> reporter: as the cameras rolled, the taunts continued. on the bus and on the schools. the film shows what happened when alex's parents turned to the school for help. >> he's not safe on that bus. >> i have been on that bus. they are just as good as gold. >> reporter: for the producer and director, making the film was also personal. >> i was bullied as a kid, and i think as a filmmaker it was something that i really carried with me. >> reporter: the film's graphic language earned it an "r" rating. children under 17 need to be accompanied by an adult. some say that will make it harder for those most affected by the problem to see the film. the filmmakers and others including ellen degeneres are lobbying hard to get it changed to pg-13 saying the film could save lives. a michigan teen and anti-bullying advocate delivered a petition with more than 250,000 signatures to the movies ratings board. >> i thought it was a bad idea because the target

is our game master she is leading the class here this morning or the games i should say, and so libby you need to have to make it through the tribal tribute work out. >> to survive. crucial and right now they are doing the archery, catness killers and right here, timothy is doing the bow and 15 on each side, and joanna here is modified with the tubing. >> so as we are being inspired here to do catness like things tell me what you like about catness. >> she is really brave and she saves the life of other people. >> what do you like about catness. >>> she is pretty and core ragas and goes out of her way to save other tributes. >> would you like to date catness. >> yeah. >> if you were taller and older i got it. what is our second skill. >> tree climbing and that is capital crunches got to have a good core to climb the trees we have joanna here she is doing capital crunches her legs are extended, flat on the floor, coming all the way up, and all the way down chin to chest feeling each and every vertebrae. >> let's talk about this whole capitol thing what do we thing about the capitol. >>

. >> arlington county voters picked their board member in a special election, libby garvey who will finish out another term. a big development involving gambling in maryland. the state senate pass aid bill that would not only allow table games but would clear the way for a casino in prince george's county. the county executive is hoping to build that casino at national harbor. >> prince georges is a county that is trying to grow. and move in a positive direction. i think gambling would drag it backwards. not bring it forward off the awe i think it will help bring revenue into the county and provide employment for, individuals who needs it. >> the bill has to pass the house of delegates where the future is uncertain. voters would have to approve it. >> people all over this country today out buying mega millions tickets. steady flow. it is a $363 million jackpot, the third largest one ever, everybody feels they have got the winning ticket. >> i want to win. i want to quit work. i want to sit back and take it easy. >> i want to hit it. hit the jackpot. win the mega million. when i hit the lot

exporting revolutionaries libby is accused of running girl a training camps for foreign militants as nato comes under fire out the un for refusing trying to get civilian deaths during its air raids against gadhafi. and nuclear talks on iran are due to restart after a year in limbo tyrone warns of the few last world powers stockpiling even more sanctions on its economy. and now sports news with the unit and it's turned into an extra special international women's day for one race car driver in particular it's certainly has car and yet in the whole history of formula one the only being five drivers or test drivers that were women there's going to be one more for a russian team more like coming up in just a sec. thanks for joining us this is sports day we have got plenty ahead including the stories and great. g.m. bishan with the russian clubs flurry of spending showing no signs of waning we catch up with their newest edition former block burned clear christopher some. honoring a hero parts over reese course in florida is named after the late in the car driver dan wheldon who died in an

exporting revolutionaries libby is accused of running the risk of training camps for foreign militants as nato comes under fire at the un for refusing to investigate civilian deaths during its air raids against gadhafi. and nuclear talks over ryan are due to restart after a year in limbo but to run warns they'll be futile unless world powers stockpiling even more sanctions on its economy. i would stay with our big story next an interview with r.t. iran's deputy foreign minister gives his assessment of the likelihood of a military confrontation over his country's nuclear ambitions. we're witnessing increased tension between the u.s. attorneys are really against around us your assessment of the recent statements by president obama and he's really prime minister netanyahu or. us israeli threats against iran are not new it's a repeating scenario involving the u.s. and the zionist country what's important is that we understand the terms and conditions to which the u.s. president is in an election cycle these threats are for domestic consumption and are intended to influence election results

libby garvey won with 49.2% of the vote. only republican mark kelly came close with 43.5%.vey is the winner. >>> a commuter alert for the area. crews are demolishing the old gunson road bridge across u.s. route 1. it will close one lane of route 1 tonight and the next two nights. crews will restrict traffic to one lane in each direction after 10:00 each evening from time to time. topper? >>> we had a day below average for today. high temperature 55. kind of chilly right now. wakeup weather will get warmer tomorrow, but you need a jacket. 34 to 44 at 5:00. 32 to 42 at 7:00. upper 30s, upper 40s, sunshine by 9:00. we'll come back and talk about a cold front heading our way, what that means in terms of showers and storms and what that means as to how cold it will get on thursday and friday. >>> still ahead tonight, local doctors turn science fiction into fact with the most advanced human face transplant yet. >>> plus, how does a dog retire? these bomb-sniffing canines will show us. >>> and a baby is hospitalized for bronchitis and comes out missing a finger. that's coming up.

exporting revolutionaries libby is accused of running killer training camps for foreign militants as nato comes under fire at the u.n. for refusing to investigate civilian deaths during its raids against gadhafi. a member of parliament might go into the bar and have a few drinks instead of having dinner and buy one or two o'clock in the morning they thought it was a good idea to go into the house of commons and try and take part in the debate. i . was drugged democracy and peace come under fire for drinking too much of their locations but important votes at the cars while under the influence. live from moscow a big night you're watching r t with me kevin oh in a warm welcome to you just joined us our top story the leading u.s. defense officials have admitted that president obama asked the pentagon to set out military options on syria but defense secretary leon panetta an army general martin dempsey said a no fly zone similar to libya's would be a challenge but speakers the syrian army's higher competence and military capabilities u.s. lawmakers are also trying to push through a fresh

splintering to try to see mr libby has been antagonizing the central government tripoli for decades if not centuries and this is a second what's happening because of the sprinkler nature doesn't care of course the us the brits and the french don't care as long as the contracts which truthfully alliance between especially against between washington. in paris and that you see below took the call for and think this triggered the spoils and who cares about the future of libya is a democracy it's going to be. war war. tribal feuds this is going to google for ever. sarah marusek of beirut based researcher for syracuse university says the new libya doesn't change much from the gadhafi era state the only difference is the international community is now turning a blind eye to crimes against humanity there. the country is in chaos right now it's heartbreaking and outrageous as president obama said about the situation in syria no this iteration in libya is about way we hear about militias torturing people who are suspected of supporting qaddafi in the past and there was a hideous story about some

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libby can live. live. live. welcome back to crossfire people about to mind you were talking about ron paul's popularity among voters. live can. live. by gentlemen i thought it talked about two issues in this part of the program well how ron paul is changing the political debate and i think foreign policy we haven't really finished with the i think it's very important mark if i can go to you what's wrong with what went wrong paul says well the united states needs to with these two wars that are very very expensive they were lost america's reputation is in tatters and the country's going bankrupt i mean what's wrong with his foreign policy saying don't do that anymore ok it seems like common sense to me . market on the market way sacramento with what he's saying. you know there's nothing wrong with that in the context of afghanistan and iraq though those have been screwed up royally. and we should have been out of both a very long time ago. in terms of just generally speaking the reason why we have intervention ar

like to also point out to react to her body russia is also interested in international law let's keep libby in mind so go ahead lisa lindsay go ahead thing about lindsey go right ahead for all i feel i think the the problem here is that the intervention is already under while you can't really look at what's happening in syria without looking at all sorts of things that have happened in recent months the attempts to broker one the opposition force with the syrian national council which has happened this week being various attempts at sanctions which you've made the covert intervention on the ground. against the syrian army and they can stand side and i think i think the real problem here i don't think the kofi annan peace process is going to be at all effective for i really my real for in strong feeling is this is not something that is the business of the united states britain and the other western powers when we talk about all of the math in syria we should remember we do have something to close by we've seen what's happened in iraq we've seen what's happened in afghanistan these have been

exporting revolutionaries libby is accused of running to relive training camps for foreign militants as nato comes under fire at the un for refusing to investigate civilian deaths during its raids against gadhafi. and nuclear talks on a round of juda restart for a year in limbo but to run warns they will be futile in this world powers stockpiling even more sanctions on its economy. today with latest remarks now back to washington on the alona show. sure we can go on called from the dumpster. on the. video. on the floor. with. our guys it's time for it you said it i read it right take time to respond the brilliant engaging they were comments from facebook twitter and you tube because you've got some to say i listen so tonight we have some urgent business that is gus and that is the winner of our look out contest last week we had a fun little story with a story out of west virginia for the fusion center which works with local and national groups on national security issues rolled out a new mobile app to let the people of west virginia submit tips on suspicious or terrorist activity now

after 11 years behind the battered bar, casey libby has little to say to the land lords. >> i don't think there is anything i can say that the city hasn't said. >> there are tee shirts and a web site, 5,000 facebook friends and a protest at the lobby. the owner is the gold dust landlord. >> about the only thing that has gotten attention is the lawsuit the brothers have fimed, running the gold dust since 1966. >> they're not going to be out of the gold dust until the court says they're out of the gold dust. >> this attorney says he thinks the brothers were tricked into signing a new lease with an early termination clause that let him shut them down on just three months notice. >> it's elder abuse, laws of the state of california make it clear that you can't take financial advantage of senior citizens. >> there is no elder abuse, what this is an abuse of the legal process to credit out of a lease. >> they promise eviction proceedings though the lawsuit will keep them on hold. and things are getting ugly. the spokesman claims spokespersons graffitied the bathroom. the brothers claim there wa

when i appeared before the npaa i brought alex libby, who is one of the young boys we just saw in the the movie. he was so incredibly impressive about wanting to have kids see the movies and having kids exact peer pressure. when i was a kid and my mom took me to "sound of music", i ran out of the theater. anything that spells like medicine, no kid is going to see. they should see it and make their own decision. i thought the rating was really not called for and really unsympathetic. >> what i thought was so utterly ridiculous is that hunger games has come out and it's a very popular movie and it's about kids killing kids. that kids a pg-13 rating. how can they justify that? >> i don't know how they justify it. i saw hunger games. it's a fun, terrific ride. great book. incredible. good directing. good everything. there's sa scene in the movie where in the course of 30 or 40 seconds ten kids are massacred. you see a 10-year-old get killed. how the hell does that get a -- pg-13 rating? >> i really can't understand is that hypocrisy. i've got four kids. three teenagers. one near teenager.