indiana highway at livingston, left lane closed.ill send it back to you. >> coming up he has been driving for 88 years. he has no plans to >> you are watching "good morning, washington." this is good morning washington, on your side. >> good morning to you. i am jacqui jeras. we are taking a look at who is the coolest school in town. today we have two people that are bragging today. winchester is at 40 degrees. those of the coldest temperatures i could find on our weatherbug network. robert frost middle school, 52 degrees. our bus stop forecast, 64 and sunshine. pick a time, 64. our seven day forecast is to meant away. >> let's take a look at news around the region. virginia governor is it to sign a bill improving school safety. the governor will sign the legislation. it calls for the hiring of resource officers, grand forks security improvements and for establishing threat assessment teams similar to those used by colleges. efforts to repair metro escalators are behind schedule. this is because of several problems including a short

. >> stacey livingston. >> okay. so you just heard from one of the first responding officers to the night, to that crime scene back on february 26 of 2012. he just finished pretty quickly there. questioned, setting up the scene, seeing the body of trayvon martin, trying to resuscitate, no signs of life. also answering questions both from obviously from the state and from the defense as far as whether or not george zimmerman was compliant officers, if he answered questions clearly, completely, and just heard he said that, yes, he did. got to get a quick break in. we're going to continue this coverage, constant coverage, of course, of this major trial underway in sanford, florida. george zimmerman on trial for second-degree murder. [ female announcer ] your smile... every day you stain it. so every day, use crest 3d white toothpaste to remove up to 90% of surface stains in just 5 days. no wonder the number one whitening brand is crest 3d white. >>> want to take you back to sanford, florida, to the george zimmerman murd

this is near livingston. prepared for delays. left lane closed just above 95. bad otherwise. 66 running smoothly into the beltway. smooth the growing conditions, in and this is going to be eastbound where we first pick up the delays. if you want more information such as that accident along the 210, you can follow me on twitter. >> thank you. grief counselors are going to be available for the next couple of days for students at washington lee high school in arlington. >> a student was killed in a skateboarding accident. we go live outside the school this morning. >> as it says on the school's website, a typical day's will be ahead for students here in washington lee as the return without one of their classmates. 18-year-old john malvar was just two weeks away from graduating when the skateboarding tragedy happened on tuesday. arlington police in the afternoon, malvar was doing something called skitching, riding a skateboard while riding -- and on the back or side of the car. he fell and hit his head on the ground. he was not wearing a helmet. the 17-year-old dri

this is stacey livingston. she's with the sanford fire department. let's listen in. >> was that item also in trayvon martin's sweatshirt? >> i wasn't exactly aware where it was. when i moved the shirt up, i felt it. it wasn't large enough to be in my way. >> all right. when you pulled up trayvon martin's sweatshirt, did you see any injuries? >> yes. >> and specifically, did you see what appeared to be a gunshot wound? >> yes. >> and where was that? >> in his chest. >> and what steps did you and the other personnel take to assess trayvon martin? >> we put on a cardiac monitor. >> and what's the purpose of that? >> to assess the heart rhythm. >> and what was determined from the cardiac monitor? >> it was determined by the lead paramedic on the scene that it the rhythm -- i'm sorry, the rhythm was incompatible to life. >> and was trayvon martin then pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes. >> does your report -- does the report from the incident indicate the time that trayvon martin was pronounced dead? >> on the report that i have here? >> yes, ma'am. >>

i can announced today in the livingston for the past five years, the chief executive one important's most businesses will be taking over. mr. speaker. there are many people benefiting from outstanding teaching of inspirational teachers. not all of home -- of whom have been -- >> he makes a point. there are good teachers in our school was not been through the crisis. with had another new policy from the party opposite banning all such teachers from such schools. i have been busy. i have had a careful look at this policy. i know there are teachers, people who teach, including those of the opposite. the honorable member, a renowned historian teaching at his local school. he will be banned. whoe is a former member enjoys doing that as well. this policy, as an example of brotherly love. -- is an example of brotherly love. >> banking. the prime minster supports the recommendation of criminal penalties actual use the banking bill to the bloomington them. >> yes, i do. i support both of those measures. we need to read this excellent report. membernd my honorable for the excellent job he has

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wageni tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.y coordinated and acrobatic, the wageni dived into the treachery rapids in what is still referred to as stanleyville falls. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest force in the congo river. >> he was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wageni, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the '70s. >> thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wageni tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along the historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting the colonial period. using stanley as administrator king le

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wageni tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.ted and acrobatic, the wageni dived into the treachery rapids in what is still referred to as stanleyville falls. navigating between baskets going down the river, perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest force in the congo river. >> oh, yeah. >> this man was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wageni, pierre mu sala abaka. it is said she a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the '70s. >> please, thank him for the the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest force in the congo river. >> oh, yeah. >> this man was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wageni, pierre mu sala abaka. it is said she a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the '70s. >> please, tha

i can't announce today that in livingston for the past five years chief executive of bt, one of britain's most successful businesses, will take on this vital role. i believe he will bring huge talent to a vital national effort. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with the prime minister agree there are many, many people in excellent school benefiting from outstanding teaching from inspirational teachers, not all of them have necessarily been -- [inaudible]? >> i think my honorable friend makes an important point. there are many good teachers in our schools who haven't been through the formal processes. i met this week we'v with anothw policy from the party opposite. banning all such teachers from such schools. as ever, although i've been busy, mr. speaker, i that a careful look at this policy and i note that the our teachers, people who teach, including those on the benches of parliament opposite. the honorable member, a renowned historian teaches in his local comprehensive school. he will be banned and, of course, there is a former member who enjoys doing that as well. i think this policy, anothe

kimball livingston says the tragedy led to a higher level of preparedness. >> it's a terrible way to better and to go about it, but it does work. >> once the boat goes under the bridge, channel 16 we monitor. >> reporter: demauro is charged with implementing new rules and enforcing higher safety standards on a race that hasn't changed much in 100 years. >> if you are not an experienced sailor, especially an experienced skipper and don't have the safety equipment and education, you don't belong doing the farallones race. >> reporter: first boat crossed finish line around 3:00, two hours earlier than expected of the smooth sailing credited in part to the good conditions of the race was traditionally held in april, but this year, it was moved to june, when the weather is generally better. >> even after boats crossed the firemen line, the safety checks continue and an inspector is on-hand to conduct random checks of the equipment to make sure they meet the new standards. in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, the invisible hand was the fill sailboat to cr

i'm afraid is a fool and the prime minister is a knave only an idiot could imagine that as ken livingstone just pointed out in that report that if you go around the world invading and occupying other people's countries you're not going to generate a real danger to yourself blowback as can called it but we've gone one step farther known in syria as before in libya we're actually giving guns and money to the very terrorist extremists who are attacking us on the streets of our own capital city it must be a policy which virtually qualifies as insanity and an insane policy home is not going to keep people safe so british foreign policy back that we saw in which many would say it's surprising that there haven't been more attacks like that no well that's right and i think the intelligence services have probably thwarted several but you don't have to take my want for it you have the video of the mob that ours in themselves telling us why they were doing it we had the martyrdom videos of the maniacs who blew themselves up on hundreds of others on seven seven two thousand and five in london on the u

at livingston, clear. nothing in the roadway along 210. i-95 in virginia, different story. north bound at garrisonville road, crash in the center lane. here's what's happening. your delay northbound is about three miles, but chopper 4 is en route right now and hopefully in about ten minutes i can come back with a live look from chopper 4 and we can get an update on the delays there. over to the dulles toll road, in either direction as you head eastbound and westbound, drive time from 28 as you make your way to the beltway, only a 15-minute drive. westbound clear as well. i'm back in ten minutes with an update on the crash along i-95 in virginia. >>> heads up now for toyota owners. the company recalling more than 80,000 priuses in the u.s. because of the brakes. they were built between march and october of 2009. toyota recalling lexus hs 250h vehicles made between june and october of that year. toyota says it does not know of any accidents caused by this defect. >>> chrysler is refusing the government's request to recall almost 3 million suvs. the national highway traffic ad

. >> sail magazine editor livingston fierce last minute changes to america's cup could drive fans away> still hopeful we will wind up with a great event but what is going on right now is very difficult down sizing. we can all feel that. marin realtor gene says down size event or not the market is hot with clients look to go rent or rent out the homes for america's cu cup. this home has private dock even private yacht. >> take the interested parties to san francisco 100,000 a month. >> a month. >> there are cheaper options available too. america's cup fans are coming to san francisco from around the worl world. some still looking for long-term lodging. >> unmostly clear when the team will start racing prelim start july 7th. finals begin if august. winner advancing to the america's cup on september 7. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> one of san francisco main thoroughfare to get much needed make over. market street closed tonight for marathon repaving project roadway shut down this evening and work goes from van ness to sixth street and will continue until all the work is done some time

. >> in an interview from a state prison in livingston, texas, jones spoke to "caught on camera" aboutnt. >> 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 -- 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. >> every opportunity they tried to open, you know, the doors were shut, and things led to another, and 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 forgive him. >> but christi

it is altered slightly in a few days' time as benjamin franklin, livingston, adams, and sherman make a few changes in the document. >> you give us the very first draft of jefferson's in which he wrote we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men are created equal and independent, that it from that equal creation date to arrive rights inherent in inalienable, which of the preservation of life and liberty and pursuit of happiness. you, of course, suggest the final version was a bit more elegant. this is the question i have always had which bears deeply on the difference between jefferson's declaration and the constitution. what is the significance of jefferson's language and the language of the fifth amendment to the constitution which says that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. what is the difference between the pursuit of happiness and property. >> well, of course the original treatise on government was life, liberty, and property. jefferson was certainly trying heavily on that intellectual tradition. but the phrase pursuit of h

you never craig livingston? he was that hillary employee and nobody wanted to -- peter, you remember this. nobody wanted to take credit for. so we had this like hearing. >> joe, you and i are the only ones that remember that name. now come on. >> exactly. we had this hearing and it was surreal. when did you first go to the white house? i don't remember. when you went to the white house, who gave you the press pass? i do not recall. was it a sunny or cloudy day? >> i cannot tell you. it went on and on and on. finally, it got so maddening that one -- who was the congressman that lived through the holocaust? >> tom lantos. >> it got so frustrating even for the democrats that tom lantos. >> with a great accent. >> i recommend you just do the honorable thing and kill yourself, something along those lines. but the chairman didn't then go out and say -- i mean, issa, come on. >> he hurts his credibility, you're right. let the facts come out and if you believe something -- what he looked like there and looked like often

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.he wagenia dive into the treacherous rapids of what is still referred it as stanley falls. navigate downstream between baskets and perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days, not much. >> wow. extraordinary stuff. you can watch anthony bourdain's season finale trip to the congo on cnn tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern time. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find yours. the catch these days, not much. ♪ [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance, a new ride comes along and changes everything. ♪ the 2013 lexus gs, with a dynamically tuned suspension and adjustable drive modes. because

[shouting] >> no answer on the livingston of crisis facing families up and down the country.this is what the honorable member wrote about him over the weekend. he said i know they don't want here, mr. speaker. it's like being an airplane. the pilot doesn't know how to land it. we can either do something about it or sit back, watch the in-flight movie and wait for the inevitable. the reality is day in, day out, what people see, what people see -- [shouting] calm down, calm down. day in, day out all people see as prices rising, which is fine with the prime minister tells them they're better off. he claims the economy feeling, but ordinary families life is getting harder. they are worse off under the tories. [shouting] only someone who wants to talk down our economy would pick a day like today. unemployment down, youth unemployment down. not one word of respect for that good agenda on jobs. [shouting] he talks about aero planes. the former secretary mr. sheffield nevermind getting on aero planes. here's what he said about the leadership. we are literally going nowhere. [shouting

really the worst of is where the confluence of the bow and livingstone rivers are. the bow valley in alberta, you can see 6 1/2 inches of rain almost. some of these areas have more rain in a few days than they get in an entire month. so that's really where the worst of it is. the rivers in the downtown area and south of downtown. right now, 43 degrees, skies are dry and the damage has done. as we head towards this weekend, kind of why yet but then a few rain showers. and another area of low pressure will sit overhead. unfortunately, monday, tuesday and wednesday, more rain is coming. hist to come flooding. the damage will be done by the time more rain comes. certainly, we'll watch this. and as we head into tomorrow, it's called super moon sunday. it's going to be bright, it's full. it's closist in its elliptical move around the earth. and then the moon will be full. it be the perigee and the moon together and the fullest and bright evidence. 13% brighter. tomorrow morning, especially early in the morning when the moon' at the horizon it will be the most incredible.

second catherine livingston 217 meetings. health care counsel irs office.general counsel. hard to get a meeting at the white house. wife were these people encouraged to come 200 times apiece. >> why were these individuals having some meetings at the white house. what happened at these meetings with commissioner shulman and sarah ingraham. what was talked about. what notes were being taken. what can the american people know about these meetings. you have to have openness. transparency. is no trust. most feared organization in this country. when you get a letter or phone call saying i'm from the irs. they have your financial information. now they are going to have your medical information. that is a scary thought for many americans across this country. >> insulting when the answer is what were you doing there? oh going to the east egg egg roll, come on. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you so much for your time. >> navy vet fighting cancer finds himself in a battle with his community board over a tree house. why the city is standing in the way of him

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