peter noone: thank you it's nice to be here. denise richardson: ok so. something good," "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," great little story there. peter: well "mrs. brown," "i'm into something good," was my first song when i was 16. i went into the studio and made a record and i and i think it was a pretty good record. i was in my first band when i was 13 which is pretty embarrassing which was in 1961. when i am on stage i actually think i'm 17 i have to jump into the 17 year old person. i have the energy of a 17 year old boy and the stories "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," is a story about a young man talking to somebody's mom. denise richardson: well the good this is your still gonna' be with us and i have to throw this to tj and i don't want to 'cause i love you so much. peter noone: throw this at him as well it's full of cds. denise richardson: take it away tj. tj lubinsky: oh, that's ok its, "henry the 8th" sorry. listen it's very, very important you call right now and the thing i love about peter noone and his music is the conne

announcer: ladies and gentlemen, peter noone.t smooth vocal group sang some of the most sentimental harmonies of the sixties. from the vogues, here are the guys from turtle creek. [cheers and applause] ["turn around, look at me" playing] the vogues: ♪there is someone walking behind you turn around, look at me there is someone watching your footsteps turn around, look at me there is someone who really needs you here's my heart in my hand turn around turn around look at me look at me understand, understand that there's someone who'll stand beside you turn around, look at me and there's someone to love and guide you turn around, look at me oh, i've waited but i'll wait forever for you to come to me look at someone look at someone who really loves you yeah, really loves you turn around, look at me turn around look at me.♪ [cheers and applause] thank you so much. you are beautiful. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, it's jefferson starship. jefferson starship: ♪when the truth is found to be lies and all the joy within you dies don't you

noon tomorrow. >>> held its traditional midnight mass. pope benedict xvi presided that service at a packed st. peters basilica. to look past the superficial glitter of christmas and discover the child in the stable in bethlehem. >>> and thens gathered in the town believed to be the birthplace of jesus on this christmas eve. mass was held at the church of the nativity in bethlehem. palestinian president mahmoud abbas was among the officials there. some 40,000 to 50,000 people expected to celebrate the season in the west bank town this year. palestinians say they're praying the celebrations will bring them closer to independence. >>> you might be a little hard-pressed to find businesses open tonight, but there is one spot in d.c. that is catching some serious business tonight. news4's chris gordon is live on capitol hill and this is where, chris, a lot of family traditions happen. >> reporter: well, aaron, tonight the white house christmas tree attracted visitors from near and far. >> reporter: here to see the christmas lights on the tree and all of the decorations. here in president's park right across from the

peter, got anything by you as you do your reports? >> i just had a peach snapple. not hitting the hard stuff just yet, jenna. jenna: it's noon. ly 9:00 on the west coast for our viewers. peter, thanks so much. watch those tweets. jon: washington d.c., home of the stupid. occupy protestors in one city ignore an order to dispanned with a police commissioner making a visit to the protest site. no one was arrested. rick folbaum with more on that. >> reporter: the occupiers are still occupying in boston where the deadline came and went. police had sai set a midnight deadline and never enforced it. two people were arrested and a lot of the protestors who had been there ended up leaving on their own. in san francisco it looks like the movement is beginning to lose some steam. an eventful night wednesday was followed by a pretty quiet one last night. 80 people were arrested and 142 tents cleared from justin herman plaza wednesday. and then last night the protesters seemed split on what to do or where to go. one protester said maybe the best game plan was to lay low and come back again in the spring when the weather gets a little bit b

peter doocey fox news. >>> the jingle all the way 8 k race will pass through several major roads today. expect detours until noon and watch out for crowds if you are running officials ask you use public transportation hopefully you already did that. >>> so what kind of weather can runners expect the rest of the morning? looking outside right now sunshine coming up i hope, fox 5s. gwen is down in the weather center what do you think? >> sunshine but i hope those runners stay warm we have some very very chilly conditions let's look at temperatures yesterday melanie it was a reality check for us, such mild days, these temperatures or highs yesterday were where we should be this time of year 47 national same at baltimore and we hit 46 degrees at dulles. so that is our reality check. 32 degrees national only 22 dulles, 23 bwi. ridge of high pressure in control keeping skies clear and light winds, it will continue to be on the chilly side lots of sunshine today, very chilly 43 for the daytime high, light northwesterly wind but don't be fooled by the sunshine it will still remain very chilly we've got even really cold

peter al exsander. we'll have live coverage of cain's announcement today at noon. here's the twitter question of the day, should ere man cain stay in the race? do talk to me. i will be reading your tweets the throughout the morning. michele bachmann continues to focus on newt gingrich while courting voters in south carolina. congressman bachmann compared her pro-life decision to that of gingrich. >> there was another candidate in the race today, former speaker newt gingrich, who said he would not protect life until the issue of implantation and he would get behind embryonic stem cell research. i want to make it very clear that's not my position. i believe at protecting life at all stages for conception to natural death. he also went after newt gingrich. >> i think he's all over the map philosophically. i do resent a bit the amount of money he got from fannie mae and freddie mac. to me that's taxpayers money. >> gingrich will be meeting with donald trump on monday. mitt romney, ron paul, rick santorum. they have events planned in new hampshire. newt gingrich will ho

noon and the kids were gone at 1:10. bill: 70 minutes on my clock. thank you, peter.e to make those phone calls to mom, mom, i'm kind of out after job, you're not going to like what i did. not good news. the airwaves are burning up revealing mitt romney with a new ad going on the attack against newt gingrich. joe trippi will weigh in on what that means for the presideial race. bill: a page out of jurassic park. the giant wooly mammoth could live again. how are they going to pull this off? we'll tell you. bill: scientists are telling us they could soon say welcome to jurassic park in real life. planning to clone a wooly mammoth, 10,000 years old. a thigh bone found in august apparently contains preserved marrow cells. they are working on this in russia and japan. bill is a skwraoeuenc a science guy. he's been looking at this up in seattle. good morning, bill, how are you doing. >> good morning. bill: you say they can get good dna out of that marrow? how so? >> it's possible, it's possible. the thing that is different about this. this is a mammoth that was frozen. you'v