livingston steps in. livingston has to step down. livingston's seat goes to david vitter.ook at where all the guys are now. i think, why do i bother talking about scandals? this stuff rolls off these guys. they just get reincarnated. >> it's true. there's a lot of forgiveness here. there are a lot of people with personal relations. i know livingston's friendly with people i like. so, therefore, you get to know him in another context and say, that was so long ago. and, but, you know, i think what's really interesting about newt is i got to know newt back in 1986. and newt when he's not in power, when he doesn't have a lot of power, is a really interesting guy. you'd love to talk to him. i talked to somebody who was quite close to him once. he said when newt gets power, somebody gives his head a helium injection and he starts attacking people. another republican i talked to said, you know, he had a file cabinet in his office. four files were newt's ideas. one file was newt's good ideas. this is from republicans who actually kind of like newt, say about him. the problem he ha

northeast livingston county. first responders got to the home and 100 block of south street found five big dumps all dead reportedly from gunshot wounds. community brought to a standstill this afternoon watching the town's mayor put up crime tape around the home. white adds town treasurer secretary confirm with us tonight a baby under the age of 1 years old. sheriff's office in illinois state crime scene services livingston state attorney's office still on the scene. more and permission of billable at this time the names will be policed after it next of kin is modified. scherf of livingston county want to make sure everybody is safe deputies are looking for no persons of interest at this time. >> we are told a baby along with a girl believed to be in the second grade both found with mother in the backyard of the home. a boy and the woman's son believe to be a kindergartner was found with him and elsewhere. the sheriff said the town of emington not in any danger tonight they do plan to hold a press conference tomo

former congressman joe sestak and bob livingston, thanks so much for your time today. update on the president's event with the middle class -- middle class americans, that is. it's now being moved to 1:00 p.m. eastern time. he'll be putting pressure on the house to pass the two-month extension of the payroll tax cut. we'll have it for you live at 1:00 p.m. eastern time during "andrea mitchell reports." the president's comments, right here on msnbc. lip balm over... [ record scratches ] ...and over [ record scratches ] probably isn't giving results you want. discover neosporin® lip health™. shown to restore visibly healthier lips in just 3 days. neosporin® lip health™. rethink your lip care. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may i

to congressman and livingston's wife approached mr. flint and said she would try to get back together with her husband and appreciates the published material and the second thing was the whole clinton/lewinsky thing was not perjury because it was completely immaterial to the -- was a consensual affair. how is having a consensual affair would influence a criminal case, you just can't ask that. kenneth starr's behavior was much more inappropriate than bill clinton's ever was. >> guest livingston's wife who approached mr. >> they felt about clinton the way we do about president obama. they wanted to get rid of him and they would do it any way they possibly could. from the time the effort was started to prosecute clinton they were totally out of control. as i said earlier in the show i think people are going to be discussing this for decades to come about the pros and cons of how bill clinton was treated. >> host: you are on quite a tour with this book. unusual in publishing these days. publishing "1 nation under sex" widely available in y

livingston, i want to begin with you. you're here in iowa, been here all week.ike to call newtmentum has stalled somewhat. part of that has been the attacks, no question about it. the attacks in media interviews, the attack ads on television. and newt was responding to one of them last night. i want you to listen. mitt romney interviewed the "new york times" said gingrich is sometimes zany. >> i sometimes get accused of using language that's too strong. so i've been standing here editing. i'm very concerned about not appearing to be zany. >> funny moment, congressman livingston, but can your friend withstand these attacks without firing back a little bit more forcefully himself? >> sure he can, john. and by the way, i totally agree with you about the debates. i think carl rove is wrong. i think the debates have been great. and one reason is that newt gingrich has been able to get his message out. he had a horrible start last spring when i started to support him. worst start perhaps in the history of american politics. but he looked at me in early august, late ju

i am nancy livingston, i cha ir the board of act. we want to welcome all of you here today, particularly our sister organizations in the arts. we are so thrilled to be putting down serious routes -- roots here. the kind of work that will be done here is very different from what we're doing elsewhere. we have amazing opportunities to do cutting edge work, kind of grassroots and community-based work we do not have the opportunity to do in a 1000 seat theater. we are thrilled to welcome all of you today. as the mayor indicated and everything you have read in the newspapers, act is dedicated to putting down community roots in a significant and serious way in this area. the costume shop has been here for a while. we are dedicating and inaugurating this brand new space. we have dreams of putting in a second stage in this neighborhood. we want to be good neighbors and good friends. come often. bring your friends. thank you so much for your support today. rusty? [applause] >> we have to think another institution, the irvine foundation. it is

according to the "livingston daily" they said packer allegedly told police that he did not stop becausene was chasing him. but if he would have known the police, he would have stopped. the authorities said was jailed for d.u.i. and a violation of the open container law. >> the deer were making a citizens arrest here, they threw themselves in front of the truck to slow him down. >> if the cops can't stop you, nature will. >> you know the saying -- two heads are always better than one, right? you be the judge. this little baby boy was born earlier this week in the northern state of para, in brazil. >> these aren't like siamese twins? >> no, you're looking at two heads, one body after a number of tests, they determined, two brains, two spines, one heart, one set of lungs, one liver and one pelvis. the mother, maria, a 25-year-old thought she was having twins and only minutes before her baby was born, did she realize that her baby had two heads. basically what this is is twins that share the same body. now you guys might remember from 1990, abigail and britney hencele. abigail and britney w

he surprised her and her brother kevin at a prayer service at the catholic school out on livingston road in ox ton hill. after her dad was announced, you can just see so glad to see them. so much misemotion. emotion. >>> it has been six years now since the giant pandas had their first and only cub. >> scientists are trying to help them have a second cub but first the old fashion way. as matt jablow tells us, it's not going to be easy. >> it's hard to invent chemistry. >> reporter: this georgetown psycho therapist who specializes in couples counseling call it a common problem. >> it's a very common problem. >> reporter: one member of the relationship, usually the male, being more interested in sex than the female. >> usually women need to feel emotionally connected. >> reporter: with humans, doctor smith says, there are certain things you can do to try to solve the problem. >> people can get very creative in the way that they relate to one another. >> reporter: but with pandas, she's not so sure. >> if she is just not into him, i'm not sure what is going to change that. >> reporter: and n

neil livingston, a terrorism expert, says the iranians already had a drone program and if true this recovery could help them further their technology. >> they could potentially reverse engineer this and learn a great deal about our technologies. >> reporter: specifics about the spy plane is hard to come by. we do know it's made by lockheed martin and said to be equipped with stealth technology. >> this is a super secret stealth drone. it exists to make sure that adversaries don't know this thing is there. >> reporter: this follows a week of growing tensions between iran and the west over iran's nuclear program. just last tuesday, a group of young hard liners stormed the british embassy if tehran to protest british banking sessions. in response, britain shut down the iranian embassy in london and expelled his diplomats. >>> wikileaks founder is back in court. two lower courts have ruled against him. today, he'll ask britain's supreme court to hear his says. asang says the allegations against him are politically motivated. >>> washington, d.c. police are making sure dozens of protesters stay o

neil livingston, a terrorism expert says the iranians already had a drone program. and if true, this recovery could help them further their technology. >> they could potentially reverse engineer this and learn a great deal about our technologies. >> specifics about the spy plane are hard to come by. we do know it's made by lockheed martin. it is said to be equipped with stealth technology. spencer ackerman writes about high-tech security for wired magazine. >> this is a supersecret stealth drone. it exists to make sure that adversaries with advanced anti-aircraft capabilities don't know this thing's there. >> this all follows a week of growing tensions between iran and the west over iran's nuclear program. just last tuesday a group of young hard-liners stormed the british embassy in tehran to protest british banking sanctions. in response britain shut down the iranian embassy in london and expelled its diplomats. experts say that the spy plane was most likely being used to keep an eye on iran's nuclear facilities because the west believes iran is trying to develop a

joined from new york by sarah seltzer reporter for alter net and from los angeles by christina livingston with the alliance of californians for community empowerment and occupy our home so welcome to you both. having me thank you great to have you both with us christina have any occupiers yet confronted police during their occupations like happened during the one nine hundred twenty s. and the early thirty's with the hoovervilles. i haven't gotten reports of actual confrontations with the police today but we certainly expect them and these aren't the first occupations the sort of the launch of the occupy our homes campaign but there have been a number of occupations where police have certainly come sheriffs will come to the door so we do expect that to happen but i haven't gotten reports from any of our friends yet that that's happened is there a strategy for dealing with that sort of thing a ok will we'll let them do it or no we're going to sit here and block arms or whatever i mean or is every every is this everybody is still trying to figure out how it's going to work out. well it'll c

surprised her and her brother, kevin, at a prayer service a few hours ago at the catholic school on livingston road. after her dad was announced, an emotional tamara walked and gave him the biggest hug of his life. that service was held to pray for the troops. lesli. >> those stories get me, derek. right here. the national zoo received an early christmas gift today. a $4.5 million donation to the zoo's panda program and as kristin fisher reports, it could help produce a panda cub in the new year. >> millions of dollars for more food. mayshon was focused on the ladder. >> they are an extraordinary species and it's one that i hope will be with us for many, many years in the future. >> david rubensteen is giving $4.5 million to the national zoo's giant panda reproduction program. >> this is one of the largest donation ever received. one of the biggest gifts we have ever gotten. >> zoo is going to rename this entire complex. it will now be called the david rubenstein panda habitat. the zoo can stop focusing on fund raising. >> some pandas mate easily, others do not. mashon does not. she's a challe

washington along livingston road.e showed his gun to the bank teller and then handed her a note demanding cash. nobody was hurt. >>> let's check in with tom kierein on the forecast. what is the latest? >> it's feeling like winter again. yesterday morning, we were near 60 degrees, and it dropped about 30 degrees by dawn this morning, and now with the bright sunshine, we are warming back up, but not much. it's still quite chilly. that's a live view from the skywatcher camera. just a few clouds floating through the blue sky. and reagan national is at 41, and the winds are beginning to diminish. they were blustery around dawn. we had windchills in the low 20s. and 12 hours ago, the last of the burst of snow, it exited and zipped away and was not here long enough to pileup anywhere. what did pileup melted quickly, but not in the mountains. it's cloudy where some of the higher ridges got seven inches yesterday afternoon and early evening. for the rest of the day we will have lots of sun, and the winds will continue to dimin

. >> in an interview from a state prison in livingston, texas, jones spoke to "caught on camera" about christie. five years after the incident. >> i decided to give her the gun, allow her to exit the truck. >> jones says christie didn't escape. he let her go. and of the gun itself -- >> it was not loaded during the time with christie. >> he even claims he considered her more than a hostage. >> there came a time where me personally, i felt like she was no longer someone that i took hostage but somebody that i was talking to. you know, a -- i hate to say friend but i don't know another word for it. >> as for why he did it, jones maintains he snapped. when he couldn't find work to support his family after his first stint in jail. >> the opportunity that i tried to open, the doors were shut. and things led to another. i just gave up. i guess symbolically running, running from the truth. running from reality. >> jones has one more request of his former hostage. >> i would hope one day she would see enough to say well, you know, he spent enough time for the things that he's done. so let me f

. >> michelle livingston wrote i could say all three but i think in my new job, i believe c is the most annoying at the current time. >> log on to the facebook.com/wusa9 page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer in about an hour. >> some eighth graders assume adult identities to find practical applications for finance. we'll explain in today's cool schools at 6:15. >> next, we'll take you to a maryland school that's launched a pilot program to teach acrannic language and culture. here's jess. >> i know it is not tax season yet but i have three reasons why you want to think about taxes very briefly over the next couple of days. you're going to save a lot of money! i'll have that advice coming up at 6:07. you're watching 9news now. >> partly cloudy out there. we have some fog down south. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. by 9:00, upper 40s north to low 50s in town. we'll go through the lunch hour, becoming overcast. temperatures will be mild with light winds, upper 50s. very comfortable for this time of year. low 60s in spots this afternoon. looks like some rain will be moving

washington along livingston road. police say he showed her a note and she handed him cash.e was hurt. >>> a teenage girl was arrested. police arrested 17-year-old breanna fumes of silver spring yesterday. she admits to stabbing a 17-year-old victim several times outside northwood high school after the victim apparently got into a fight with one of her friends. that victim is expected to survive. funes is charged as an adult with attempted murder, assault and other counts. >>> this morning, a rockville woman is fighting for her life after being hit by a bus. it happened along rockville pike. a montgomery county ride-on bus struck the woman as she was crossing the street. the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police are trying to figure out exactly what went wrong and who was at fault. >>> firefighters at montgomery county are investigating a fire that started in a basement overnight. it happened on a home in the 4400 block of cambra avenue. firefighters arrived and found heavy fire and smoke. no injuries are reported and investigators are trying to dete

this is another livingston lecture which is made possible through the generous support of the livingstonoundation of a lantern, and we are ever so grateful to them for their continued support. our next livingston lecture will be mailed to become the 16th and will feature james stewart author of tangled webs how false statements are undermining america from martha stewart to bernie madoff. i've seen some of the previews of this book and you would be ill-advised to be here. it's fascinating. also in and may join us for a lector featuring the best-selling author of devah in the white city eric larsen who will be here. he will be discussing his new book in the garden of beasts love, terror and american family in hitler's berlin. tonight's letcher and his being recorded by c-span and check your list listing for the broadcast you can see it again. at this time i would like to ask you to please turn off all of yourself phones or pagers, any other electronic devices that might disrupt our program. or as the delta airlines flight attendant said turn off everything that doesn't keep you alive. [la

this the lecture is made possible through the support of the livingston foundation of atlanta and we're grateful to them for their continued support. our next lecture will be held may 16th and will feature james b. stewart, author of tangled web, false statements undermining america from martha stewart to bernie madoff. i have seen some of the previews of this book and you would be well advised to be here. it is fascinating. also in may join us for a lecture featuring best selling author of devil in the white city, eric larsen will be here discussing his new book in the garden of beasts, lovely girl terror, american family and hitler's berlin. tonight's lecture is being recorded by c-span and check your local listings for the broadcast date. you can see it again. at this time would like to ask you to turn off your self funds or pagers or any other electronic devices that might disrupt our program whereas the bill the airline flight, turn off everything that doesn't keep you alive. delta air lines stories are cheeky. our authors this evening is david nichols who will speak for 40 minutes

surveillance images show a person dressed like the superhero robbing the bb and t bank on livingston road in fort washington. police say the suspect passed a note to a teller, showing a gun. spiderman got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> apparently he drove off in a chevrolet which is very unspidey-like. >>> we've got a special -- i'm sorry, this is you. >> you go ahead. >> we have a special ornament from a viewer. i'm hiding it right here, from a viewer. we'll place it on the fox 5 christmas tree coming up. >>> plus kevin mccarthy sits down with patton oswald. he stars along size charlize they areon in a new hit movie. fox 5 morning news will be back with that and more. >> merry christmas and happy holidays to vanna and granddaddy, david, morgan, kristen, tyler, madison and henry and all of our family and friends in northern virginia from the donaldsons at spandelum air force base in germany. merry christmas. u paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for

. >> i'm sure senator david vitter thought that was the case, i'm sure livingston thought that was thed i'm nur newt gingrich thought that was the same thing when he had all of his issues several years ago. all of the questions are going to come out. what herman cain has to understand he admitted that he told one of his aides when he ran for u.s. senate in georgia several years ago, so to act like it wasn't going to come up when you're running for the high of the office in the land makes no sense whatsoever. absolutely, character matters because the -- american people want to trust the president. they want to trust when you send troops into battle that you're making right call and if they say that you -- we can't -- if you're own wife can't trust you, how can we trust you with the nation's treasury? >> you know herman cain, he's home having a conversation with his wife. he also says he'll talk to contributors and supporters. i want viewers to hear more of what he said today in south carolina, and i want your read on whether it's a candidate putting his best face four or a candidate who

his own partyç i think there's a lot there to be concerned about from a presidential -- >> bob livingstonthere for five minutes. >> duly corrected. that's right. >> just to follow up on that, there was -- haley barbour trying to put a good face on this on with chuck todd saying that the republican -- the mainstream establishment republican party could easily get behind newt gingrich. do you sense that? what are you hearing? >> i think just look at the numbers. okay maybe we can have an argument over mainstream, there's not a lot of former members or current members who have signed on to his campaign. there is a concern from those of us who worked with him who will admit he is very smart, that he skates a little close to the edge sometimes. i think it's not only concerning in a presidential candidate but very concerning in a president. >> the obama force is sitting back and watching all of this with some delight but the president has his own problems, the changing demographic. there had been studies now of what has happened with minority voters and what has happened with married women. wha