and calvin livingston is a major reason why... a senior goalkeeper, livingston is in his first year as a starter...and he has been magnificent thus far... he has eight shutouts in 11 games...and has only given up three goals all season. that's not perfect, but it's prty darn close you may have heard his name already.. livingston is a star defender in lacrosse, and has already committed to play collegiately at towson...in fact, he decided to play high school soccer to get in shape for lacrosse.. and it's worked out pretty well for all involved.. livingston takes possession of the coveted prep player of the week award.. called the allolite, it's provided by allogram on greenspring drive in timonium, your wholesale source for trophies and awards... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited... thanks for joining us. i'm bc arsenio hall is next.. goodnight.. pert. they're constantly re-evaluating their lane choice. "is this the best lane for me for my life?" they're always a little bit ahead of you. "can i get in over there? c

a lot of the chicken came from livingston. foster farms will come up with the first step to fix the problem through better checks and the newer technology. but they are not out of the fryer. >> reporter: they are the number in the town of livingston. the jobs put food on a lot of tables here. >> i have a lot of families. >> it is all about money. >> they stopped short of shutting them down in california or issuing the recall on their chicken. but they say that the inspectors will be intensifying the samplings to make sure that they have made significant changes. >> they cannot recall it, even though it's the number two cause of the food poisoning in the u.s. >> reporter: as of tonight, they reported getting sick with seven strains of salmonella. no deaths have been reported. >> i think that every company including foster farms will have an obligation to the public to ensure our safety, including pulling it off the shelf, which is in our best interest. >> they will keep the public safe and with the operations staying open, the

chickens far outnumber the number of people in the town of livingston and foster farms jobs put food on a lot of tables here. >> i have a lot of family that work at foster farms. >> you know, money, it's all about money nowadays. >> the feds stop short after shutting down facilities in california or issuing a recall on its chicken. but says inspectors will intensify sampling to ensure the processing plants have made significant changes. >> because salmonella -- they can't recall it, even though salmonella is the number two cause of food poisoning in the u.s. >> nearly 300 people reported getting sick with seven strains of salmonella. much of it resistant to antibiotics. no deaths have been reported. >> i think every company, including foster farms, has an obligation to the public to do whatever they can to ensure our safety, including pulling it off the shelf, if that's what they think is in our best interest. >> usda believes the new safety measures will keep the public safe. with operations staying open, paychecks will keep coming to a town that survives. >> they shut down, a lot o

he says that after stage 11 of the 2000 tour de france, he, lance armstrong, and kevin livingston had their blood reinfused. everything was handled by the team's management. >> we were in this small hotel. it was pretty wild. arrived in my room and it was, the staff had sort of prepared everything. the doctors. there was a blood bag taped up on the wall. hanging from the wall. you know, a red tube -- a tube filled with blood coming down. and basically, you know, injecting me here. i have pretty small veins, so the one place that always worked was right there. you can see the scars today. >> tyler hamilton says the three riders lay on beds in adjoining rooms with an open door between them. >> could you see lance armstrong? >> yeah. that question's been asked a lot. yeah, i saw him. i saw his bag of blood. i saw it in his arm, yeah. >> they were taking a huge gamble. >> i'm glad we didn't get caught. i would have been -- we all would have been -- serious stuff. and now looking back, oh, my god. what was i doing? but you're so deep into it, you know, you don't even have time to take a ha

. >> the very first endowed , comesorship at yale from the livingston family of new york, new jersey, and it is the second-generation of livingston and gives it basically recognition of the fine education his sons had received at yale. largerton is one of the slave trading families out of new york city. the rivals for places like newport, rhode island and providence which dominates the north american trade, certainly the philadelphians and new yorkers were trying to catch up. >> we're going to talk about the dual family, the largest slave trading family in a moment and es joined by one of the dewolf and how she traced the trade and her family. but i want ask about princeton. >> kristen to me as one of the more interesting of the schools. founded in 1776 -- founded in evangelical tradition, princeton finds itself struggling through the years. in 1768, it had a sequence of short presidencies, including two deaths of the presidents. they recruit the scottish minister john weatherspoon. .e is acting to recruit one of the things are given the book is that what would make this successful mi

. >> reporter: truck after truck come and go from the livingston location, one of three plants linked to the salmonella outbreak. even though tainted chicken has sickened almost 300 people, foster farms has yet to order a recall. manufacturers typically issue recalls voluntarily. if they don't, government agencies can step in. the usda has threatened to pull its inspectors from the plant and two others in fresno, a move that would shut down the plants if foster farms doesn't come up with the plan to deal with the salmonella outbreak by the end of the business day. in a statement, foster farms' ceo says we are fully cooperating with food safety and inspection service during the process and are responding with new and already implemented practices in the affected plants. it goes on to say, we have brought in national food safety experts to assess our processes. so far, usda hasn't announced if they have discovered the contamination source. in livingston, andrea menniti, kpix 5. >> some of the chicken has been pulled but other stores are still selling it tonight. >>> so unfortunately, we

further south three inches of rain fell in just four hours in livingston texas. trick or treaters in cincinnati, memphis and houston may have to delay or cancel halloween tonight as strong storms are expected to dump three to five inches of rain. >> first the afternoon, we will make a decision as to whether or not to cancel. . >> reporter: last minute costume shoppers thinking of alternate plans. >> one of the women will have a party for the kids at her house. >> reporter: if the storms get severe the safest thing is to stay inside. >> we don't need anyone getting hurt at a time when it's supposed to be fun. >> reporter: the east coast is no stranger to halloween soakers. last year residents in new york and new jersey were clean up from super storm sandy and the year before it was a record breaking storm that dumped snow across several states. >> all right. people searching for a spooky halloween thrill sign up for a haunted tour of a cemetery but is it insensitive to the people with loved ones brother bury there's. >>> and the pro and cons of the new chrome book

los angeles report saying the mexican government removed 2 plants in fresno and livingston from the list importers. federal investigators found the 3 plant likely responsible for salmonella out brick and 3 38 people across the united states since march have been sicken. recall was never issued by federal government and allowed foster farms to continue operating the facility after company submitted including the changes to the processing. >> supervisor at the frainer new stadium in santa clara will be back in court monday after being arraigned on grand theft burglary charges. 37-year-old vincent lot sues pegged of steal material including copper wiring from his employer. cupertino electric. the man was arrested early this week facing 5 counts of grand theft and 2 counsel of burglary. remains in jail on 400,000 dollar bail. >> in fremont 1 man in the hospital with gunshot wound to his stomach and suspected case of road rage. police say two drivers got into some type of confrontation while driving south bound on 6 80 around 5:30 this morning. both cars pulled off the freeway on mission boul

los angeles report saying the mexican government removed 2 plants in fresno and livingston from the list of approved importers. federal investigators found the 3 plant likely responsible for salmonella out brick and 3 38 people across the united states since march have been sicken. recall was never issued by federal government and allowed foster farms to continue operating the facility after company submitted including the changes to the processing. >> supervisor at the frainer new stadium in santa clara will be back in court monday after being arraigned on grand theft burglary charges. 37-year-old vincent lot sues pegged of steal material including copper wiring from his employer. cupertino electric. the man was arrested early this week facing 5 counts of grand theft and 2 counsel of burglary. remains in jail on 400,000 dollar bail. >> in fremont 1 man in the hospital with gunshot wound to his stomach and suspected case of road rage. police say two drivers got into some type of confrontation while driving south bound on 6 80 around 5:30 this morning. both cars pulled off the freeway on

the hat lat says mexico banning products coming from two plants in fresno and one in livingston^. investigators found the plants were the source for salmonella outbreak that sickened 300 people since march. there was never a recall issued and the plants were allowed to remain open. foster is making changing to the processing procedures. experts say poultry is safe if cooked to 165 degrees. >> the city of san jose is cracking down on student car washes on the weekends. the issue came to a head of a cheerleaders planned a car wash to raise money for a national competition. the city of san jose says that the car washes violate water discharge laws and have to stop. a spokesman says anything that goes down a drain that is not storm water or rain is a pollutant. the city says students who want to hold the car cash can do it on gravel or grass and make sure the dirty water does not run into the street or the drain. the same rules that businesses and drivers already follow. >> safeway changed rules for a program that donates purchases to the children's schools. parents at scotts valley a

two of the foster farms plants are in fresno - and another in livingston. they have until tomorrow to tell the feds how they're going to fix their problems. >> catherine: nearly 300 people across the country have been sickened by the outbreak. the plants are being accused of not following proper >> someone please help me please! a desperate plea. >> pam: after his nine-year- old son sneaked onto a plane. and ended up in vegas. it's not the first time the kid has been in serious trouble. >> pam: then -- a family spends thousands on >> pam: a trip to disneyland. but now they're worred a new policy at the park. could ruin the trip. >> pam: but first. a rising san jose sharks star. a rising san jose sharks star. what this rookie did last back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switc

los angeles report saying the mexican government removed 2 plants in fresno and livingston from the list of approved importers. federal investigators found the 3 plant likely responsible for salmonella out brick and 3 38 people across the united states since march have been sicken. recall was never issued by federal government and allowed foster farms to continue operating the facility after company submitted including the changes to the processing. >> supervisor at the frainer new stadium in santa clara will be back in court monday after being arraigned on grand theft burglary charges. 37-year-old vincent lot sues pegged of steal material including copper wiring from his employer. cupertino electric. the man was arrested early this week facing 5 counts of grand theft and 2 counsel of burglary. remains in jail on 400,000 dollar bail. >> in fremont 1 man in the hospital with gunshot wound to his stomach and suspected case of road rage. police say two drivers got into some type of confrontation while driving south bound on 6 80 around 5:30 this morning. both cars pulled off the freeway on

ernest matthewson, mitchell livingston washburn, miguel vavario, and jay roth. roth. it's from the german rot. means "red." when did she see him? uh... about five and a half months ago. do you have the file? no. there is no file. what do you mean? well, i searched the whole office. it's not here. i got the department secretary to check the archived files at the university. there's no file there, either. it's gone. he took it. i'm sorry, jane. oh, it's all right, rigsby. thanks for everything. we'll see you when you get back. (clicks keypad) damn it! now, now. i thought we had something. i really did. why aren't you more upset? well, i kind of half-expected it. and i know something that red john doesn't. sophie dictated her notes. she couldn't type. never learned. she was kind of proud of the fact. she had a service that transcribed everything for her. did they keep a copy? very possibly. (sophie) preliminary diagnostic session with jay roth. mr. roth came in complaining of a recent issue with severe acrophobia. fear of heights. i know. he's middle-aged, in good health

saying foster farms has made the necessary changes at its plants in fresno and livingston, raw chicken processed by foster farms has been link today a salmonella out break that has sickened 278 people in seven toon say. the government inspectors will closely watch the plants over the next three months. >>> a victory in new jersey for supporters of same-sex marriage, a state judge denying governor chris christy's request to delay game marriage in the garden state. the judge ruling that new jersey can begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples start the 10 days from now. last month that same judge writing the decision that ordered the state to allow same-sex marriages, governor christy wanted to wait to implement until the say supreme court heard an appeal on that ruling. still ahead, detroit's mayor the former mayor going to prison. the stiff sentence that he received for corruption. a major legal victory for toyota in a wrongful death lawsuit concerning the company's vehicles. and the business of marijuana facing a major road block. why the banking industry creating problems f

. >>> reporter: chickens far out number the population of 14,000 people in the town of livingston and foster farms jobs put food on a lot of tables here. >> a lot of families work at foster farms. >> food on the table, money, it's all about money nowadays. >> reporter: the feds stopped short of shutting down three foster farms facilities in california or issuing a recall on its chicken. but it says inspectors will intensify sampling to ensure the processing plants have made significant changes. >> because salmonella is not considered an adulterant, they can't recall it even though salmonella is the number 2 cause of food poisoning in the u.s. >> reporter: as of tonight, nearly 300 people have reported getting sick eating foster farms chicken with 7 strains of salmonella much of it resistant to antibiotics. no deaths have been reported. >> i think that every company including foster farms has an obligation to the public to do whatever they can to ensure our safety, including pulling it off the shelves if that's what they think is in our best interests. >> reporter: the usda believes th

ernest matthewson, mitchell livingston washburn, miguel vavario, and jay roth. roth. it's from the german rot. means "red." when did she see him? uh... about five and a half months ago. do you have the file? no. there is no file. what do you mean? well, i searched the whole office. it's not here. i got the department secretary to check the archived files at the university. there's no file there, either. it's gone. he took it. i'm sorry, jane. oh, it's all right, rigsby. thanks for everything. we'll see you when you get back. (clicks keypad) damn it! now, now. i thought we had something. i really did. why aren't you more upset? well, i kind of half-expected it. and i know something that red john doesn't. sophie dictated her notes. she couldn't type. never learned. she was kind of proud of the fact. she had a service that transcribed everything for her. did they keep a copy? very possibly. (sophie) preliminary diagnostic session with jay roth. mr. roth came in complaining of a recent issue with severe acrophobia. fear of heights. i know. he's middle-aged, in good health

two of the foster farmers' plans are in fresno and another one is in livingston. the company has until tomorrow to tell the federal government out is going to fix the problem. nearly 300 people across the country have been sickened by the outbreak. the plants are being accused of not followed proper safety measures that are designed to prevent contamination. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. a another new dissents from the undercover police detective who claims that he was not involved in a biker a task that targeted a family. >> snow in the sierra. good news for skiers and snow boarders who want to hit the slopes. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another sixty years. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. >> an

one contaminated plant is in livingston, two others in fresno. did foster farms meet that deadline? >> we're not sure yet. the agriculture department says changes need to be made in order for the plant to remain open as it is now in the government. it's still reviewing whether those changes are underway. trucks come and go. shift workers stop, and start their day. employees told me they're worried jobs are on the line. government inspectors and investigators watching their every move, making sure the food supply here is safe. this while advocates voice their concerns. >> we would like foster farms to issue a recall for these raw chicken products associated with skplants would like the u.s. department of agriculture to request that foster farms makes this recall. >> the food safety and inspection service says there is no imminent threat and have not recalled any foster farms products but that said, investigators have asked the company to fix the problem. >> they do have ability to do better control their production process to reduce the amount of contamination on the product producin

two of the faults of our plants are in fresno and another in livingston. they have until tomorrow to tell the that's how they are going to fix their problems. nearly 300 people across the country have been sickened by the outbreak. the plans are being accused of not following the proper safety measures designed to prevent contamination. >> pam: developing tonight. one day nine of the federal government shut down, there is still no sign of compromise. today president obama invited congressional leaders to a series of meetings over the next few days. the white house also avoided a potentially embarrassing side effect of the shutdown. catherine heenan reports. >> catherine: the budget in the sea has threatened to the late death benefits for families of fallen service members. they were reinstated today after a private donor agreed to cover from all and burial costs. first lady michelle obama has called off a weekend fund-raising trip to california. she had been scheduled to attend a $32,000 a head branch in san francisco on sunday, hosted by nancy pelosi. and

one contaminated plant is in livingston, two others in fresno. did foster farms meet that deadline? >> we're not sure yet. the agriculture department says changes need to be made in order for the plant to remain open as it is now in the government. it's still reviewing whether those changes are underway. trucks come and go. shift workers stop, and start their day. employees told me they're worried jobs are on the line. government inspectors and investigators watching their every move, making sure the food supply here is safe. this while advocates voice their concerns. >> we would like foster farms to issue a recall for these raw chicken products associated with skplants would like the u.s. department of agriculture to request that foster farms makes this recall. >> the food safety and inspection service says there is no imminent threat and have not recalled any foster farms products but that said, investigators have asked the company to fix the problem. >> they do have ability to do better control their production process to reduce the amount of contamination on the product producin

foster farms has made changes to its farms in livingston. it has been linked to a salmonella outhe break that has infected 21 over 200 people in 7 states. >>> the same sex marriage starting october 21st, governor chris christie argues that a single judge should not be able to imagine that decision. christie said it should be up to voters to decide. new jersey offers civil unions but not marriage for same-sex couples. >> i understand there is a loss to talk about in the nfl tonig tonight. >> that is right. adrien peter has died today. the boy whose name was not released was believed to have received injuries consistent abuse. the boy's mother was take boy--- >> the bucs are scheduled to play the eagles on sunday depending on the containment of the mrsa outbreak. >>> the dodgers are trying to get to baseball's biggers stage for the first time in a quarter century. greinke will take the mound while kelly gets the nod from st. louis. sit tight. we'll have more in the program. >> people in the drone industry will gather together to discuss how th

congressman bolter, senator hill brock, is congressman steve gaines, congressman richard hanna, speaker bob livingston, congressman of mcewan, congressman michael turner -- if you would please stand and be egg knowledge to. if i missed anybody, stand up. [applause] this is a highlight for the kemp family and we have many kemp family members here. my mom and dad have 17 grandchildren and i will not name them all but if you are a member of the kemp family, please rise and be acknowledged. i'm sorry to embarrass you but my boys are in the back corner. [applause] kemp family members rise. and now i would like everybody washingtonnd in comes to lead us rigid dc washington comes to leaders in the national anthem. say can you see, by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous night -- fight the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in midair gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land o

the the usda says the meat was packaged at three central california facilities one in livingston and two in fresno and distributed to stores here and also oregon and washington state. still somehow the salmonella reached people in 18 states in all most sickened in california. about 200 cases in california. unfortunately the outbreak is not linked to a specific product but the usda says suspect foster farm products are marked with one of the following combinations. you see them on the screen. p 6137, p 6137a and p 7632. we have this on our website, log on any time to nbcbayarea.com. make sure your foster farm products are not the contaminated ones. i have reached out to company officials. one of the questions i asked is how likely is it that this health alert will turn into a recall. i'm waiting to hear back. coming up in my next report, how the government shutdown could be slowing the response time from food safety inspectors which as you know, are federal workers. we'll talk about that. >> absolutely. thank you very much. great advice for people to be careful of the chicken. >> a pr

i remember growing up in livingston, my mother used to tell my brother and sister and i, be yourself, because then tomorrow you won't have to worry about trying to remember who you pretended to be yesterday. for four years i've been myself to the people of new jersey. i've told them the truth about the problems that we had, inheriting a $13 billion deficit and balancing it without raising taxes on anyone, making sure that we have the most education funding ever and reaching across the aisle in a bipartisan way to bring solutions. that's why i'm endorsed by 49 democratic elected officials. that's why we've been able to get things done in trenton compared to what's going on in washington d.c. what i promise you if you give me root four years -- another four years, is i will be myself, i will tell you the truth, i will work as hard as i can because there's no greater honor that be on to be the governor of the state i was born. >> moderator: senator buono, your -- [applause] audience? we'll start it again. buono: my father came to this country when he was 3 years old. his parents doesn't

further south, 3 inches of rain fell in four hours in livingston, texas. >> trick or treat. >> trick or treaters in cincinnati, memphis or houston may have to cancel their halloween plans as strong storms are expected to dump 3 to 5 inches of rain. >> some last-minute costume shoppers are thinking of alternate plans. >> one of the ladies we trick or treat with is going to have a halloween party at her house if it rains. >> reporter: the safest thing to do is stay inside if it becomes severe. >> we don't need anybody getting hurt at a time when it's supposed to be fun. >> reporter: the east coast is no stranger to halloween soakers. last year, residents in new york and new jersey were cleaning up from superstorm sandy and the year before it was a record-breaking nor'easter that dumped snow across several stays. detroit, st. louis, nashville, memphis, i can good on and on, all the way down through new orleans and houston. we heard of 15 inches of rain possibly that has fallen, 3 to 5 in the forecast today. 1 to 2 across the area. the threat of the strong winds combine and even the thre

at its plants in fresno and livingston. raw chicken has been linked to a salmonella outbreak that has now sixened 278 people. governor inspectors will now closely watch them for the next threen't mos. well, a strange story coming out of ohio. a man who was declared dead in 1994, will have to stay dead even though he is very much alive. congressional miller jr. was declared dead after disappearing back in 1986. he resurfaced in 2005, and went to court to have the ruling changed. his former wife opposes the move though, saying she doesn't have the money to repay social security benefits that she received after his death. access to music online is led to a drop in sales of c.d.es in many parts of the world, but japan the c.d. is holding its own against those digital downloads. >> down at big boys has just got the new miles davis. his friend says cool. bar owner gives it a first spin. through a pair of 1979 jbl speakers, obviously, the whole bar says cool. >> owning it is part of the joy, you want to touch it and look at the co

further south, three inches of rain fell in just four hours in livingston, texas. >> trick-or-treat! >> reporter: trick-or-treaters in cincinnati, memphis and houston may have to delay or cancel their halloween plans as strong storms are expected to dump three to five inches of rain. >> thursday afternoon we will make the decision whether to cancel the haunting of old town. >> reporter: last-minute costume shoppers are thinking of alternate plans. >> one of the ladies we trick-or-treat with is going to have a party at her house if it rains. >> reporter: the safest thing to do is stay inside. >> we don't need anybody getting hurt at a time when it's supposed to be fun. >> reporter: the east coast is no stranger to halloween soakers. last year residents in new york and new jersey were cleaning up from superstorm sandy and a record-breaking nor'easter dumped snow across several states. carol, the ingredients making this a strong storm this late in the season typical in the springtime is all the moisture coming from the south. you have the jet stream lining up around the ohio valley. wha

a lot of people suggest that the world has blood on its hands when it comes to the congo, livingston and the belgium and the practice of slaves hands cut off. are we finally now starting to see an end to that bloody era in the d.r.c. >> i wish, but i'm afraid we are not. there is still as you can see in the reporting, there is still a lot of violence continuing and very, very little done to end the violence right now. >> this is often referred to as the forgotten conflict, 5 million people killed since 1998, millions before that. why is it forgotten? why did the world not pay attention? >> it's very differ to answer that question. as you say, it is one of the deadliest conflicts since world war ii, if not the deadliest conflict. it is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. it has destabilized africa for 20 years. the conflict rarely makes the headlines. there is very little diplomatic engagement, very little help or assistance to the congalese people. >> the congo is the heart of africa, rich in every natural resource. is that what is fueling these conflicts, it has diamonds,

slow in livingston and delays continue as you head northbound to the beltway. now over to tom. >> a few breaks in the clouds over the metro area. temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. later today with increasing sunshine into the low 80s and then warmer on wednesday. the warm dry pattern continues into saturday. >>> it's 8:00 on today, coming up, a massive government sh shutdown. how will it impact your lives? plus the one question patients should ask their doctor. >> plus sandra bullock talks gravity, g-forces and george clooney. >> i'm from the south and i'm from the north. >> we love you. >> hi memphis, tennessee. >> good morning. >> we want to say hi to our five granddaughters. >> hi, granddaughters. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to "today" on a bright cheerily tuesday morning. i'm savannah guthrie along side matt lauer, al roker, and carson daly. i have to say we have more exciting people in our crowd. >> yes. >> orlando bloom and ian are here with the new trailer for the next hobbit movie. >> that's going to be huge. >> oh yeah. >> oh man. >> what