pat rue up in washington d.c.. even a caddie to a young richard nixon when he was vice president. he then became a journalist. he met nixon. nixon took him on. pat was by his side when nixon reinvented himself,, the 112 time in 1966 and he was with him as well in 1968 when nixon won the incredibly close election to go on to become president. than pat was there at the heart of the nixon administration as a speechwriter at a time of extraordinary cultural conflict in america perhaps became the closest to civil war at a remarkable time. he is one of the very few people who emerged out of the nixon administration and out of watergate with a clean reputation and tom braden, your colleague on crossfire once remarked pat buchanan, the only former member of the nixon administration who didn't require a letter from his parole officer to go on tv. [laughter] pat then went on to become one of the nation's first professional tv pundits. he helped invent a show called crossfire which radically change the way in which right wing

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pat is just the most beautiful. pat, who are these famous people? they're people from the museum.hey're people from the museum? this sporty guy, who is he? looks like a collector. i'm sure he may be. i didn't meet pat till after the war, '49. passlof: '48. resnick: '48. passlof: i was studying with bill de kooning the summer before milton returned from paris. and bill thought of milton as his best friend and his most interesting artist friend, the person he could talk with most. and he kept saying, "wait till you meet milton. you got to meet milton." and that fall, when milton got back from paris, one day, i was in bill's studio and milton came, and we met. resnick: but i could see pat, you know, was special. passlof: i'm, perhaps, overly romantic. you can see that the figures are moving, but i'm actually restraining myself. you can imagine what they would be doing. they would be flying off the paint if i wasn't. but i think intensity depends restraint, preventing things from moving. and we all learned that a little bit inhe so-called abstract expressionist period when everything

but lately pat's been worrying me. for instance, last month he said this about the 2008 financial crisis. >> we should start putting some of those bankers in jail. there hasn't been one single prosecution. there were all kinds of shady dealings during that financial crisis. people were complicit all the way up the line, and none of them have been held accountable. >> stephen: it is so sad when an old man begins to fiengd -- find his mind. pat is exhibiting all the signs of age-related mentia. i couldn't figure out what brought on the sudden personality change, but pat said this. >> it's time we start locking up people for possession of marijuana. park audience reacts]. >> stephen: calm down. which brings me to threat number three: stoned pat robertson. no wonder he's always making those age-defying pancakes and age-defying shakes. he's got age-defying munchies. come on, pat! jesus said he would make you a fisher of men, not a phish fan of men. folks, we must stop pat before the 700 club becomes the 420 club. [laughter]

down or no pat down?orter: she, she wants a safe plane and security to keep their hands off. >> there's machinery that can do that for you. >> reporter: there are times a pat down is necessary. >> we have a bunch of machinery. there's no reason why we should be touched. >> reporter: in annapolis. >> i don't think we should let people stick their hands down our pants. >> keep their hands off of us. i don't think they have a right to search us. without probable cause. >> reporter: those who disagree say that a full pat down is just the price of admission, another tool to keep that airliner safe. >> i think if you have nothing to hide, it shouldn't be a big issue. >> reporter: he commutes to baltimore every week. >> a 2 million miler on delta. i worry about that all the time. i think it's the price of freedom. >> to get the pat down? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: back to you on tv hill. >> similar bills have been introduced in the alaska legislature. a tsa spokesman says it does not comment on pending legislation.

pat ryan fell for him and stood by him throughout the ups and downs of his political career. to the presidential library say they're surprised to see this side of nixon, but in some ways these ardent letters are in keeping with the man's public perceptions about a man who resigned from the presidency because of the watergate scandal. >> i think he's a pretty tenacious person, doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: of course, nixon probably never expected anyone but pat, maybe his children who own the collection to read these sweet letters. just as he never expected the watergate tapes to be heard by the public. allison seymour, fox 5 news. >>> some of you could be paying four bucks a gallon for gas tomorrow. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, why sugary drinks are bad news for men. no. 5, men who drink sugar sweetened beverages may have a higher risk of heart disease. it was found men who drank one 12-ounce sugar seatened beverage a day had a 20% higher risk of heart disease than men who didn't drink any. artificially sweetened beverages did not increase the

wants and that's what this generation of women like pat, they want for the next to do better.just be happy. just be happy. >> and we are going to go where we deserve to go. >> want it as much as we have wanted it. want it more. want it more. >> reporter: and we'll be there cheering you on. >> yes. >> reporter: and so we choose pat summitt, who said once, "for others to respect you, respect yourself." be sure to watch a special "20/20" tonight on the lotto frenzy. and have a great weekend. jake tapper will be here tomorrow night. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a

wants and that's what this generation of women like pat, they want for the next to do better.just be happy. just be happy. >> and we are going to go where we deserve to go. let's go. >> want it as much as we have wanted it. want it more. want it more. >> reporter: and we'll be there cheering you on. >> yes. >> reporter: and so we choose pat summitt, who said once, "for others to respect you, respect yourself." be sure to watch a special "20/20" tonight on the lotto frenzy. and have a great weekend. >>> next at 6:00 differing opinions on a mysterious incident that sent dozens of people to the hospital. >> and what standing in the way of this scheduled grand opening. >> z.megamillions main yachl the unbelievable amount of money californians are spending for a shot at a dream. >> united computer snafu. the airline says there is nothing wrong but employees say something different. >> i think it's a false alarm. but... because the air was fine. >> the owner doesn't think this was a big deal but dozens of workers at his plant became ill today. some violently after apparently breathi

wants and that's what this generation of women like pat, they want for the next to do better.just be happy. just be happy. >> and we are going to go where we deserve to go. >> want it as much as we have wanted it. want it more. want it more. >> reporter: and we'll be there cheering you on. >> yes. >> reporter: and so we choose pat summitt, who said once, "for others to respect you, respect yourself." be sure to watch a special "20/20" tonight on the lotto frenzy. and have a great weekend. jake tapper will be here tomorrow night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

. >>> former first lady pat nixon's 100th birthday would have been this friday. to mark the occasion, the nixon library has released some letters from her husband. let's just say they give us a whole new picture of the man known forever in history for a whole lot of other things. our report tonight from nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: to describe richard nixon, who would use the words "playful, corny, romantic"? after all, his boldness and brilliance were matched and eventually overwhelmed by his political and personal ruthlessness that led to the watergate scandal and to these unprecedented words -- >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> reporter: now the letters between the ambitious young lawyer just moved to washington, d.c., and pretty thelma catherine ryan, known to all as pat, whom he'd asked to marry him on their first date. he writes to his irish gypsy, who radiates all that's happy and beautiful, pines to be with her every day and every night, dreams of long sunday rides, weekends in the mountains or just reading together in fro

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pat makes a good point, most the newer buildings will perform better. keep in mind, the studies we have done certainly show is that most the vulnerable buildings will be residential. half of the residential units were built before world war ii. we have a very old housing stock. we have the oldest housing stock this side of mississippi. and that's where our problems are most likely to be. >> i going to test the microphone and ask people how you expect your home to perform. >> anybody who wants to share. tell us, what kind of building. do you live in a wood frame >> yes >> after a major earthquake. what's your expectation. >> i am afraid from last year's earthquake class, you mentioned. the house might pop to the street because my garage is empty. >> is it in the middle of the block? >> middle. >> there's less chance. sir, what kind of building do you live in? >> i live in an apartment if ground floor parking. >> in the middle of the block, corner. >> corner. >> are there openings on both sides? >> yes. on both sides. >> it's a wood framed building? >> it

pat robertson.d. >> of course. >> and jonathan, managed to navigate the pat robertson segment with a plum, a bit of a compliment for the old man. thank you, john. after this, what storms on the sun mean for us here on earth. hey dad. see how the carrots i grow make that new stouffer's steam meal so tasty. actually, the milk from my farm makes it so creamy, right dad. ah, but my carrots have that crunch. it's my milk in the rich sauce coating the chicken and the pasta. boys! don't you think stouffer's steam perfect bag should get some credit? my carrots. my milk. my carrots. my milk. [ female announcer ] new from stouffer's. farmers' harvest steam meals for one in the steam perfect bag seal in all the goodness. they taste so good, we'll bet the farm on it. nestle. good food, good life. carrots! creamy! we have to thank you for the advice on phillips' caplets. magnesium, right? you bet! phillips' caplets use magnesium. works more naturally than stimulant laxatives... for gentle relief of occasional co

and pretty thelma catherine ryan, known to all as pat.ites to his irish gypsy, he pines to be with her every day and every night, dreams of long sunday rides, weekends in the mountains or just reading together in front of fires. and about love? he told bryant gumbel that like his quaker mother, he never spoke or wrote the word in his public life. >> she never said "i love you" because she considered that to be something very private and very sacred. and i feel the same way. >> reporter: but in his letters to pat -- did he ever say in the letters "i love you"? >> yes. he called her his dearest heart. >> reporter: sandy quinn, a friend of nixon's throughout, has his favorite among the letters, the young suitor as formal as his quaker roots while writing after his own ardor. >> falling in love with thee, my dearest heart. >> reporter: when his beloved pat died in 1993, nixon's grief was searing. >> he said, whatever you remember about pat nixon, remember the sunshine of her smile. >> reporter: the smile his letter showed so captivated him fo

pat? >> thank you, tom. everything is back to normal on the outer loop of the beltway. earlier this morning a truck accidentally dropped debris and gravel on the roadway. it happened just before the annapolis road exit. all of the lanes were blocked for a short time. creating a nine-mile back-up. let's check object the midday traffic right now with danella sealock with the latest. >> hi, pat. it looks much better in that area now. but let's head over to gw parkway. traveling northbound. we have an accident there slowing down at the arlington memorial bridge. only the left lane gets by the crash in that area. and seeing delays, this is on the inner loop of the beltway at van dorn street, due do construction. once you get past van dorn, you'll see the left lane blocked by road work in that area. you are pretty slow. you're at about 29 miles per hour from the wilson bridge to van dorn street. it's going to take you 12 minutes at this time to make this trip. but if you're traveling along i-270 in maryland, pat,

one of those people is our own pat collins. you don't want to miss his lottery story coming up tonight at 5:00. >> you turn him loose and anything can happen. we'll have the drawing for the winning lottery numbers tonight on news 4 at 11:00 so stay up with us. i don't know whether i'll go to bed and wake up a $5mann millionaire or what. >> we'll find out soon enough. >>> if you own a mastercard or visa card listen to this. the credit card companies are warning banks about a potential security breach of card holders' account information. officials at mastercard and visa say the breach didn't impact their own system but rather happened at a third party company. mastercard has hired an independent data security organization to find out exactly what happened. they say customers should meanwhile monitor their credit card statements and contact their banks if they see any suspicious activity. millions of customers could reportedly be affected by this though no official number has been released. liz crenshaw will join us at 5:00 to ex

pat, you asked me to put a number on it.60 to 70 to 80% sure it's going to rain this weekend. >> sounds like you're pretty sure. >> i'm pretty sure it's going to rain this weekend, depending on where. it may rain the entire weekend so enjoy what we have. 72 grdegrees, winds out of the northeast at 9 miles an hour. if you're thinking about getting out this evening, it's looking quite nice. 73 in rockville, 75 in manassas. 82 today, annapolis coming in at 68 degrees. on the storm 4 radar, nothing to show you around the metro area. there are a couple of showers just to the north and east of frederick, but down to the south and west, this is where the shower activity and thunderstorm activity is. we could see the chance of a shower around the d.c. area throughout the evening hours but most of us will stay dry. here's the area of storminess. around shoerlcharlottesville, ss up if you're in that area. now, as far as the weather is concerned tonight, not too bad. 58 degrees in washington, 54 in fwair gaithersbu gaithersburg, 52 in

pat says you can sometimes see and feel the difference immediately. it's [indistinct] wow.it's just one of the treatments at the premier equine center in jamtown, which is run by pat grohl and amie allen. >> it's nice to see, like, i mean, horses are bound to get hu. it's just what they do. they're large animals. they're athletes, just like we are. and to see how ey progress and how you can help them heal faster and make them feel better, it's nice to be able to see that progress. >> pat and amie admit when they started the business, they initially met a lot of skeptical people. but now vets recommend horses to the center a the time. it's quickly becoming one of the most innovative heing and rehabilitation centers for horses in america, with clients coming from as far away as oklahomand canada. >> well, you know, horses are athletes. and, uh, we ask them mo and more to do more and more. and we expect more out of them. and as we have become, i think honestly, better educated, we realize that there are other therapies that we can do to the athletic horse to help th rehab from

to keep an eye on pat. he plans to stay off the caffeine and cut down on baked goods. peggy fox, 9news now. >> we certainly wish him well. his surgery is scheduled for april 5th. he plans to be back on the job four weeks later. >>> springfield mall is undergoing some. it's a two-year renovation project that has started and is going to continue through july. stores in thely mall are making plans to move out. this renovation is phase i of a four-fart. >> a project to bring more affordable housing ind.c. is underway. mayor vince gray was joined by the dignitaries for a symbolic ground breaking ceremony on georgia avenue. that's in northwest. construction is actually well underway on the heights on georgia avenue. while this is a step forward, mayor gray says there's still a long way to go. >> when we looked at the number of families that are challenged economically at this stage to be able to find a place to live, not only in this city, but other cities as the demand for -- the demand for the opportunity to li

oprah also sat down with pat houston... whitney's sister in laa... oprah asked her if she thought whitneys life would end this way.here is a ppece of the interview sot pat t :17-the handwriting pas kind of on the wall ...i woudl be kidding myself to say otherwisesot oprah: but were you always afraid of that day february 11th showing up in your life? getting a phone call getting a day? afraid it would be too soonsot pat: if things hadnt changed, but things were changing things were really changing, it wasnt about substancc absue, 3 relative toothe later days, it was more of lifestyle... oprah also talked with whitney's brother... ary.he discusssd the funeral and whitney's former husband bobby brownbobby left the funeral early... gary revealed that he is not sure why that happened... but he said that bobby was invited and never asked to leave. chat 3 there are more details this morning about bobbi kristina. she wants to drop her father bobby brown's name and be known as "kristina houston" according to the website, the 19-year-old tried to make the chan

>> i agree with what eleanor and pat were saying.afghanistan is a mess, but i think if you look had that polling number, that is going to govern the speed in which we pull the troops out. i think the public opinion will drive this especially with it being an election year. i wouldn't be surprised if we're out of there sooner, not just because of polling numbers but because you look at the package you just showed, horrible events, unfortunately probably not the last tragedy we'll see in afghanistan. and that too will really push the -- both governments to get troops out faster. >> how soon do you think it could be? not before the elections. >> it can't. >> 20,000 coming out by september, and they're talking about another 20,000 next year and end to combat operations in 2013. >> and you're not going to hear the republicans complaining that's too fair. >> question is they're right between up and opinions between obama and -- and the prime minister of the uk. >> if there are -- if there is any daylight you'll never see if in public. they

>> pat robertson is right. >> what? filling up the jails for nonsense and you can get it in canada. canada is laughing at us. they are laughing. they are wasting money on the judicial system with all of these lawyers and judges and cops over time to chase weed? >> did you ever think in your life you would say in your life i agree with pat robertson. >> i always agree with him, children raising. >> children raising. >> robertson is known as a family values kind of guy. >> we are all looking at you. >> we are condemning you with our eye holes. >> does this policy fly in the face of his policy? >> i think more and more that they are leaning toward, come on, let's change the system here. we are not having the government step into our classrooms and determine what the kids can and cannot eat. let's let them decide what they can ingest and what they can smoke and what they can drink. it is something we should strive for. >> basically are you tired of 5-o being all over you. >> yes, i have a real problem. >> you already can sm

you made the point it has beening ayears but some people are learning more about pat and men and women like him who have the courage and conviction to step up and do what they believe. >> this she first of the the race and we are told it raised money for the pat tillman foundation. rob, i understand a couple of folks from nbc were running in the race today. >> that's right. nbc bay area well represented. at least two of the runners we have to show you there. our director will adams and marla tejas. she reported her finish time 38:56 seconds if that five-mile run. wow. she's in great shape and so is will. nice running conditions outside. similar to right now. the sun is breaking out after the weak system went by today. 60 san jose. 54 san francisco. 57 santa rosa. most of the rain that did fall was north of the golden gate. we got close to 500 of an inch of rain. that was it. breezy this evening which is helping to clear out the skies. we will see breezy conditions tonight. overall mainly dry not just tonight but most of monday is looking dry. a few showers north of santa rosa and that'

president nixon and pat nixon were in the forefront. >> pat nixon, i'm glad you mentioned that, she wasvery eager to have a woman on the supreme court. >> yeah, she was. >> and/or to vacancies in 1971, and we scoured the landscape looking for when. of course, justice, the justice department has a lot to do with who gets into these judicial roles. there were not enough women in the pipeline anywhere. that was part of the problem. >> were the women who are upheld -- >> there were just a few. and the problem was that they were not self also friday compatible -- a woman surface who had been a local type judge in los angeles. state court. by the justice department and the american bar association just killed her. they also -- >> they said she was not qualified? >> they said she was not qualified. they did that also with a potential appointee. we think was the first time there was actually a serious discussion about women on the court, and i know i prepared a list. liz carpenter who was labor johnson's press secretary came with a list, represent a bunch of women script. so there was a lot of

>> well, i mentioned pat because pat really played an important role and bob pin -- finch. my good friend, peter flanagan, at the white house definitely was not -- [laughter] >> he is not in this audience, i don't think. [laughter] >> i don't give a damn. [laughter] >> he was a dinosaur, is that what you're trying to say? >> -- [inaudible] helped a great deal too. >> fred brought you in. >> he brought me in, and fred was supportive. i want to mention julie eisenhower who was a young woman of whatever she was, 22 or 23, and she would go and make speeches about this. as a matter of fact, julie's oral history is one that we have, and she -- >> it's, i read her. >> -- with this project. but as a young woman she really took the bull by the horns -- >> so she went out and talked about what you were doing. >> yeah. ann armstrong was another one -- >> absolutely. ann was very important. >> counselor to the president with cabinet rank, and that was the first breakthrough of that sort in the years. but when she was at the republican national committee, she was a great champion of thi

lou gill ton, pat buscovich and frank rowland , geotech -- gee owe technical engineer. are we safe standing here? >> (inaudible). >> okay. right behind us, we can see all the way down san francisco's ocean beach and water front all the way down to points stig identity. what is that. >> pacifica is sticking out. beside that the muscle rock, the next promenade to the north and san andreas fault. >> muscle rock is what? the middle ground? >> in the fog. >> the bunch is just coming out. >> it's the point furthest south. >> okay. and why is that important to us? >> muscle rock is where the san andreas fault comes into san francisco cocaine and city a nd -- county and city. >> this is -- >> coming out into the water. >> going into the water, and out past fill rock and frank, where are we going from there. >>çó port race, it comes up between valleja so,. >> that's balinsa and point rat fault comes in between those two. >> okay. how far offshore is the fault where where we stand? >> about a mile and a half to two miles offshore. >> i have a question. i always hear that earthqua

i got you.oprah also sat down with pat houston... whitney's sister in laww..riting was kind of on the wall ...i would be kidding myseef to say otherwisesot oprah: bbt were you always afraid of that daa february 11th showing up in yourrlife? getting a hooe call getting a day? afraid it would be too soonsot pat: if things haant changed, but things were changiig thingg weee really changing, it wasnt about substance absue, relative to the later days, it was more of lifestyle...oprah did speak with whitney's brother... gary about the funeral and brown.gary doesn't know why by bobby left the funeral eaaly... but bobby was that's your lowdown 3 3 it's an early start to spring. we had yet another day of sunshine and fantastii weather. its... only going... to continue... as the week... goes on...../ ááchiefáá meteorologist... vytas reid.../ is... here.. .to... tell us, .../ just... how warm... its going tooget.vytas? -3 when.../ nnws breaks.. / ááaccessáá ...right... on your... cell phone....// fox45... mobile news app ...for your droid... or... i-phone..../ ááitáá has

a young lawyer, richard nixon was quite smitten by the lovely school teacher, pat ryan. he courted her with dogged persistence and a series of romantic letters. >> remember that funny guy who asked to you go to 2030 ladies night just about two years ago? >> reporter: some of that the correspondent is going to display at the richard nixon presidential library as part of an exhibit commemmorating the life of pat nixon. >> richard's letters are ardent, poetic at point, very demonstrative in herms of how he feels about pat. >> reporter: they finally got married. >> her letters are a little lighter in tone but clearly very affectionate. one of my favorite lines from one of the letters is when she says if you get done early, come by and i'll burn a hamburger for you. >> nixon calls his wife to be his irish gypsy and refers to himself in the third person. >> when the winds blow and the rains fall and the sun ships through the clouds as it is now, he still resolves as he did then that nothing so fine ever happened to him or nip else as falling in love with three, my dearest hear

pat collins is live outside the school with details. pat?porter: doreen, an armed robbery inside the school building during school hours. the victim is a student.

pat collins joins us live with details on this. p pat?at's where it happened in the drive way at the home across the street. a father/daughter, murder suicide. he was an ex-cop. she was just 13 years old. >> bang, bang, bang. three times. >> reporter: that's doris. she heard the shots and was shaken when she

and you mentioned pat buchanan. as the wind for vegas this morning or this afternoon and i was therefore a big insurance convention and pat buchanan and i resurrected crossfire. 10 years ago crossfire cnn made one of the most decisions. it was a good show for the teen years. and the late bob novak and be with that remind me of the funniest times in crossfire for the end of six years. but i could just tell a quick story and then talk about the book. but people -- i never understood this is some of you may remember crossfire, that people thought for some reason that it was planned ahead of the time. i would always get it -- how many days at a time to decide which we'll talk about. the truth is we never do such until that morning because you want to talk about what was hot that day. the big story of the day and then people would say, who writes the script? as if. as if they could ever script us or if we ever were scripted. and some days in terms of choosing topics, it's pretty obvious which you want to talk about. last

that judge is a disgrace. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news 4. >> pat collins will have a live report on this coming up at 6:00 today. >>> he's speaking out about his suspension for denying communion. the reverend denied communion to a d.c. woman at her mother's funeral because she was a lesbian living with her partner. he released a statement that said, quote, i am confident my own view that i did the only thing a faithful catholic priest could do in such an awkward situation. no word yet on when he will return from his suspension. >> spring has sprung early in the nation's capital. some businesses are enjoying the warm weather but others are wishing winter had stuck around just a bit longer. news 4's megan mcgrath has our story. >> reporter: at this hardware store in bethesda they're packing up the ice melt. sales were bleak this winter. didn't sell many snow shovels or sleds, either. they're stacked up out back. bound for storage in baltimore. >> we've always had snow, an average of a foot or so, always one big one to get rid of merchandise. it was a down year, you know? sales were

he is losing that fight. >> gregg: pat?umbers, the 40% that say he is to blame, that's pretty high. i think if the republican his a narrative and articulated things, john, about these cases on the president, regularly, i think his numbers -- >> i think there is something else. the white house has concluded if they make a positive case on energy that that is not going to be enough, that it is not going to reduce the prices and they have to go negative on the oil companies and they have to go negative on the republicans for the solutions, for saying we can't drill our way out. the president knows, the only way to neutralize the issue is with the attack lines. >> but i have been in this kind of campaign. this is a dangerous move they are making, this early to say, we have no ideas, we have no positive program to offer, we can tell you tcould be worse and these other guys are awful. 1980 tdidn't work out so well. i am not sure it will-- >>> unemployment down 2% from the high. gdp stats are up. you would think the president woul

pat buchanan? >> i think that definitely prices could be up to $6 a gallon. i think this iranian thing won't be resolved before then. and if it is resolved, it will be by some kind of conflict, so i only see gasoline prices headed north. >> president george w. bush got hammered when gas prices went up. they fluctuate. if israel does not attack gas prices are not going to reach $5 a gallon. >> i agree with that. it's only in the event of an israeli strike and continued conflict in the middle east where you have pat's nightmare scenario for the president and for the economy. >> gasoline prices go up to $5, it will take almost $150 billion out. of consumption turning this economy into a much weaker and have a huge effect on the election. i don't know if it will lose it for obama it. will certainly having a huge impact. >> is in a precedent for judging the election lost by obama by previous election? >> carter i believe had gasoline prices back in 1980 up to record levels, and -- [everyone talking at once] >> he lost 44 states. >> he was zonked. >> yes. worse tha

news 4's pat collins is live in silver spring. pat? >> reporter: wendy, this guy lives in manassas, does security for tsa, at dulles, but it appears he did his dirty work at this hotel in silver spring. 39-year-old bryant livingston, a tsa airport security manager charged with running a prostitution operation out of the crown plaza hotel in silver spring. according to court documents when police entered room 506 at the hotel, they observed 11 people to include three naked females and four males attempting to get dresse eddres. according to the papers multiple people were laying on the two beds in the room, others sitting in chairs, one man told police he paid a hundred bucks to go up in that room and have sex. it was the hotel that tipped off police after a manager there noticed livingston escorting women and men into the same room. when police got to that room, what did they discover? >> the door was opened and they observed males and females in various stages of undress. >> reporter: according to the court documents, the manager says

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jim and pat? >> all right.well, dan is here now with another installment of in case you missed it. >> hey, guys. a really bus wieck for our in case you missed it staff. as you might expect tons of hoops. we also have a new event at the nfl combine called diving. the daytona 500 to remember. here is the latest installment of "in case you missed it." "in case you missed it" turn out the lights. the party is over. that's what happened in indiana. it was the nets and the pacers playing right into the darkness. a couple minutes later the power was restored and the game continued. you want to see lebron james up close and personal? well, this might be a little too close. leaves a little boy crying but lebron would make amends with an apology leaving all fans happy. photographers who sit courtside should get hazard pay especially when there's a big baby coming at you. big baby is the orlando magic's glen davis who goes up and over the scorer's table. no harm no foul. he makes sure everybody is okay. and then there was

i think it is the price of freedom. >> to get the pat-down. >> uh-huh. >> back to you on tv hill. >> similar bills have also been introduced in alaska. a tsa spokesman told eyewitness news it does not comment on pending legislation. >>> a new report shows shocking speptding habits by baltimore city schools. according to our partner the sun the district spent more than $14 million on employee overtime over the last four years. the biggest earner was the driver for ceo alonso, he doubled his $76 thousand salary with his overtime. >>> almost the season for cherry blossoms in our nation's capitol and a centennial celebration will soon be underway. they are expected to peak between march 24th and 31st. the warm winter allowed the pink and white flowers to bloom 10 days earlier than usual. the annual cherry blossom festival attracts about a million visitors to washington, d.c. >>> and it is not your typical texas rodeo, instead of bulls contestants ride on sheep. it is called mutton busting. rules are pretty simple. kids climb on to the back of a sheep and hang on. it is one of the most po

now pat robertson. >> i think the denver broncos treated him shabbily.won seven games, he brought them into the playoffs for heaven sakes, they were a nothing team, he rallied them together with spectacular last-minute passes and you know, when they beat buffalo, i mean pittsburgh, excuse me, it was a tremendous victory. peyton manning was a tremendous mvp, quarterback. but he's been injured. if that injury comes back denver will find itself without a quarterback. and in my opinion, p would serve them right. >> see, here's the deal on that, we had 42 seconds to fill in the show and i was tired of talking, so we put pat robertson on, okay. still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? es, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one pe