i am here with the governor of maryland, martin o'malley.e i get to your post-governorship plans, i want to ask you about marijuana. you've said that you're opposed actually to the legalization of marijuana for recreational use. why? >> i'm opposed to -- for a number of reasons. in our state, i actually have signed legislation that allows police officers to issue citations instead of arrests. we've made a mandatory stay and a right of appeal to anybody that's subjected to any sort of incarceration. so i think there is something to be said for the proportionality and i do think that all of that is important. there are fewer people incarcerated in maryland today than when i was elected but for a number of reasons, one of them, candy, is purely economic. in our state, a lot of the new opportunities that are opening up for our kids in security and cyber security an other things, they require a background check and they require that kids have clean records and the best -- >> if you legalized it, there wouldn't be a record. >> yeah, but we can't d

i spoke to governor o'malley that came here from maryland.as governor o'malley's secretary in maryland he helped to implement the first statewide living wage law. that helped a lot of maryland families. but there are more families in maryland and across the country who put in long days and have hard jobs and they deserve higher wages. in the years since i first asked congress to raise the federal minimum wage, five states have already passed laws to raise theirs. governor o'malley is trying to do it in maryland and lift the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. he says, we all do better when we're all doing better. he's right. prince gorges county, montgomery county are banning together with d.c. to raise the regional minimum wage, and i'm here to support your efforts. i'm here to support your efforts. as i said last night to every governor, mayor, state legislator out there, if you want to take the initiative to raise your minimum wage laws to help more hard-working americans make ends meet, then i'm going to be right there at your side. while con

arne o'malley plans to make an announcement about health care later -- martin o'malley plans to make an announcement about health care later today. he will be joined by senators. they plan to address the state's efforts to create better health outcomes for maryland residents. meanwhile, terry mcauliffe will and new in as governor and tomorrow. you can watch that ceremony live on our sister station. forre still waiting documents related to the so- called "bridge gate." an aide said that chris christie lethbridge is cold -- left bridge is closed because the mayor did not support his reelection. >> if everything he said turns out to be true, he could actually benefit from this. already, several new jersey residents have filed civil lawsuits for damages they say are related to chris christie's political agenda. coming up, water warnings and how the federal government is stepping up to help. plus, exclusive video of a plane crash as it happened. >> this just in. the u.s. attorney in west virginia said federal officials are opening an investigation into a chemical spill that contaminated a

the governor's office says o'malley will highlight his achievements over the past seven years. he's also expected to focus heavily on his proposal to raise the minimum wage across the state. o'malley already introduced a measure that would hike the wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.ten an hour by 2016. >>> our deep freeze and lingering snow is still impacting travelers this morning. the problems people at union station will be dealing with all day. >>> also ahead, the icy conditions could have your car sliding into an intersection this morning. what if it's one with a red light camera? we're getting answers for drivers worried about getting a ticket. >>> temperatures right now are in the single digits. highs today will be in the low to mid 20s. >>> welcome back. at 5:08, no break from winter as we wake up in a deep freeze around the area. looking live outside at our storm team 4 weather deck here in northwest washington. we are seeing single digit temperatures. looks like about ten right now. there is not much wind, but the little we have is making things feel colder. it's the win

toernor o'malley plans highlight the progress maryland has made over the last seven years. he will talk about the work still needed to move maryland forward. taking a live look outside, it looks deceptively warm. the deep freeze continues, a little bit of sunshine. when can we expect things to heat up? we had a look at our first forecast. will it ever warm up? >> here we are live and the belfort furniture weather center . it looks like it is going to be quite a bit of time before we see a warm-up in the metro area. we might cross the freezing mark over the weekend, in the 20's of the next week. high clouds streaming in, and full bit of a wind, temperatures work their way up. increasee might through the afternoon. 18 degrees in gaithersburg, 42 in dulles -- 22 in dulles. a few snow flurries to our north and west. out in loudoun county coming out of frederick county, a few flurries along 7 and up 50. a few flurries and snow showers here and there. anything ofal or major consequence. clouds and sunshine, breezy temperatures in the teens and single digit, tonight, below freezin

going to be a new face, fresh face like o'malley or somebody from the left.>> joe, always nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> and get ready for bill o'reilly. first, get ready to speed read your way through the news. a raging wildfire forcing almost 2,000 people to flee from southern california homes. the fire already burning several houses in the foothills of the san gabriel mountains. >> we completely surrounded by fire and fire actually kissed the door, you know, the back window of the house and started the burning. >> and right now three people are under a charges recklessly starting the fire. the suspect started a camp fire to keep warm and the wind fanned the flames way out of control. surprising statements before first lady barbara bush, she says she hopes her son jeb bush will not run for president. she explains. >> although there is no question in my mind that jeb is the best qualified person to run for president, but i hope he won't. because i think he will get all my enemies, all his brothers -- and there are other families. i refuse to accept

let's talk about 2016 because we were talking to martin o'malley. what do you think of the way chris christie handled that situation, still to be played out? >> i think he's done exactly what he should have done. he said, i'm the governor. ultimately i'm responsible and though i knew nothing about this, like harry truman, the buck stops here. that's what you're supposed to do and that is what he did. there are a lot of people that wish we would see that out of the administration. what would the presidential administration -- what in the world would you all have said if chris christie in his news conference had said what secretary clinton said in her news conference about benghazi? what difference does it matter now? but he didn't. he stepped up to the plate and said, this is bad. it's unacceptable. i am in charge and i am ashamed of it. i think that's the right way to handle it and what people expect of leaders. >> jeb bush who is another possible contender despite what his mom says, jeb bush was asked about running and he said that he would have to

the governor's office says o'malley will highlight his achievements over the past seven years, and is expected to focus heavily on his proposal to raise the minimum wage across the state. o'malley already introduced a measure that would hike the wage from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 an hour by the year 2016. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife will have to appear in federal court tomorrow. a judge denied their request to delay their arraignment. prosecutors say the mcdonnells accepted thousands of dollars in gifts from johnny williams sr. in exchange for promoting his dietary supplement company. they wanted to postpone the hearing, because one of their lawyers is out of the country at this time. >>> news4's aaron gilchrist is following a developing story at the live desk. >> this is an earthquake in virginia politics, the new attorney general saying he has officially joined the lawsuit challenging virginia's constitutional ban on gay marriage. mark herring holding a news conference now, talking about joining a lawsuit that was filed in norfolk, challenging that 2006 ba

i stole him from governor o'malley. he came here from maryland.ut when he was governor o'malley's labor secretary here in maryland, he helped implement the country's first statewide living wage law, and that helped a lot of maryland families. but there are more families in maryland and across the country who put in long days, they've got hard jobs, they deserve higher wages. in the year since i first asked congress to raise the federal minimum wage, five states have already passed laws to raise theirs. governor o'malley's trying to do it here in maryland and lift the minimum wage from $10.10. he says we all do better when we're all doing better. he's right. prince george's county, montgomery county are banding together with d.c. to raise the regional minimum wage, and i'm here to support your efforts. [ applause ] i'm here to support your efforts. and as i said last night to every governor, mayor, state legislator out there, if you want to take the initiative to raise your minimum wage laws to help more hard-working americans make ends meet, then

o'malley hopes to expand prekindergarten to every child in the state. that's to help increase educational opportunity there's. the governor reserved his strongest words for a push to raise the minimum wage to more than $10 an hour. >> it is good for every marylander because it is good for our entire economy. >> republicans oppose that increase. they say business owners will then hire fewer workers. they claim it could also put maryland businesses at a disadvantage compared to neighbors states. >>> next tuesday, president obama will deliver his fifth state of the union address. the white house posted this photo of the president with his main speech writer getting ready for the speech. this year the white house says there will be more ways to take part and interact with social media. and of course you'll be able to watch the president's speech right here on nbc4. >>> a secret audit that uncovered problems with speed cameras in baltimore may not lead to any changes here closer to home. the baltimore sun obtained the audit. it found speed cameras in baltimo

a position that governor martin o'malley. also sitting there watching.is may be something that helps governor o'malley if his main rival is srst stepping on it? >> wide to the left on a variety of issues. social issues. making a very hard push for gay marriage after governor cuomo got that first in new york. >> they both have problems with the healthcare law governor o'malley was praising it sort of betrayed himself as a whiz on technological matters. it's been disaster. nice to he so you. president obama calling some terrorist group jv. what does he mean by that? is that a dangerous thing to say for the president? colonel >>> okay, time to hash it out. this is really bad. there is a pest problem plaguing the white house. cbs white house correspondent mark nolard tweeting first the news there is a mouse stocking the white house booth. peanut. they need a cat for the white house press core. i had three cats. each would be up for the job and could use some work. they are pretty lazy. blue ivy takes on washington, d.c. us weekly tweeting too cute. beyonce a

. >> people on the sidelines not necessarily on the sidelines but contenders like martin o'malley ther of maryland, he is certainly in there. i'm still not convinced hillary clinton is going to run. and i really do think that the general election is really a more dangerous area for. even if you take something like 2008 where she talked about that 3:00 a.m. call and now you have got that bipartisan coming out. you have got it think, you any, how does she contend with that? >> o'malley is somebody who is little known nationally who if he were to run needs to be doing this t. right now something mrs. clinton doesn't have to do. the time story is correct about the democratic nomination. it's hard to see her not getting it if she wants it. the general election, i think, is a wholly different thing in part because the country does like the idea of moving forward. you know, there is a theory that politicians have a kind of a sell by date that is if they haven't become president within a dozen or so years after becoming a national figure they are probably never going to become president. mrs.

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state of theal state address, maryland governor martin o'malley touted the successes of his administration. >> maryland is cleaner, smarter, safer, healthier, more andepreneurial, competitive she was before the recession hit. sharpalso recognized the falls of recent projects in the state. he vowed to improve. >> for the first in 14 years, double dribble give the republican response to the city the union. the party announced today that will make more and rogers speak after president obama on tuesday. she's the fourth-ranked republican in the house. >> prosecutors have subpoenaed chris christie is campaign staff . investigators are looking to allegations that his aid created traffic jams as political payback. document suggest it was an act of revenge because the mayor declined to in court's -- declined to endorse christie. >> the mayor takes a ride on the new street car. legislation against federal background checks. >> welcome back. did a.m. eu help you? >> it provided me a way of getting an education on my own terms. on my own pace. in environment uncomfortable with. it was an online it un

martin o'malley delivers his final state of the state address. he will highlight the progress over the last seven years and talk about work that still remains to move the state forward. it is from the statehouse at noon. >> bob mcdonnell will be arraigned in federal court in richmond. he wanted the court date delayed and said that his lawyers -- request.enied that they were indicted on charges that they illegally accepted gifts. a democrat is speaking out and he says there should be a better set of rules placed on gifts received by elected leaders. >> we need to have the reforms that gets rid of these gray areas and has the appropriate level of disclosure. he should besays innocent until proven guilty. we are just barely in the double digits. a new threat to the drinking. the second chemical spill. latest pieceman's of artwork and the not-so-subtle message he sends rudeness painting. -- through his painting. >> welcome back. it is 4:40. the school delays are across your screen there. the windchill factor is at five right now. pick up again later

. >> in maryland, martin o'malley is already pushing to raise the state's minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. montgomery and prince george's county and tc are moving to pay workers more. >> people outside of washington are not waiting for congress. tryingworks with women to get back on their feet. she says a few dollars more would make all the difference. >> it would allow them to put food on the table. maybe even to put a few bucks away. >> many republicans are opposed to a federal increase. some at today's event believe it could be a tough sell. on the other side of the house, they won't allow this to happen. >> the president will now head to pennsylvania where he is expected to touch on retirement programs. in landover maryland, brianne carter, abc 7 news. is noww york congressman apologizing after threatening a reporter in the capitol rotunda. [inaudible] that was congressman michael grimm. he was reportedly not too happy to give an interview on new york one. he is under federal investigation for alleged campaign-finance violations. he released a statement saying that he was annoyed with

and today, the governor edward o'malley visited the mall to make it clear that it is safe and open for business, so nowen 48 hours later, there is no clear indication as to the motive of the murder-suicide. >> right now, the memorials of the mall shooting victims are growing. there are flowers in the food court fountain, and condolence book, and outside there is a sign that says "forever in our heart" and there will be a candlelight vigil for the two victims thursday. >> we are finding out more about the victims. johnson was 25 and a graduate of centennial high school, and recently moved to mt. air ri, and bensolo had moved to college park a short time ago. and we go to the latest with tracee wilkins. >> we have not heard from the home, but this is the house where he lived with his mother, and this is where where prince george's county and howard county police came to search after the shooting. we are learning today more of who aguilar was from the folks who went to school with him. >> reporter: alleged gunman damian aguilar with was considered a quiet kid who worked on the dunkin' don

. >> strict attorney nancy o'malley praised clear channel and the advocacy group missing. >> clients and alum my allowed use of their quote to protect the children. >> their word will connect with vick tills on the street and let them believe they can get out, too. >> reporter: now, there will be 65 images including bun of the knee on ones after -- noeenvelope ones and the -- neon ones and there could be more than 65 and more in the future. sal castaneda. >> thank you, sal. >>> parents of the 16-year-old girl who died after being struck pay two fire rigs at the scene of the asiana plane crash filed a heal claim against the city. it is likely a precursor to the lawsuit. they abandoned her after the crash and that the failed to protect the victims and avoid hitting them. two other people were also killed in the deadly plane crash last july. >>> one more flu-related death in the bay area. >> that makes six. of. >>> a damp start to the day. >> mark is tracking a chance of showers for the forecast. governor jerry brown unveils his new top priority for the year. [ female announcer ] shop a

pot but jerry brown agrees with martin o'malley.i don't know if everybody is going to pot that that's going to be a positive path forward. did that surprise you at all? a lot of folks think of california as being the beginning of this whole trend. >> absolutely, obviously medical marijuana has been legal for quite some time. what brown's comments reflected and what you're seeing around the country is that just passing a ballot measure does not necessarily get down into the leaves on how these laws are applied. and here in los angeles, for example, you had so many pot dispensaries popping up that at one point there were more dispensaries than starbucks and it made people angry because they didn't want a pot dispensary in their neighborhood next to a school. you're seeing a tousle happening where local governments are saying we don't want it here and passing moratoriums within city limits and that's going to be the big test as to whether or not this works from state to state across the country. >> over the weekend, the new york times

. >> governor martin o'malley visiting the mall today saying visiting and shopping here in the next few days and weeks should be viewed as a sign of solidarity with all of those here in the columbia community who have been touched by this tragedy. reporting live at the reopened columbia mall, scott broom, wusa9. >> all right, scott. police say aguilar's purchase of that shotgun used in the attack was perfectly legal. the owner of the rockville gun shop says there was no way he could have known of the mayhem ahead. bruce leshan is live with more on that part of the story and they didn't see any red flags at all, right bruce? >> reporter: well, that's right, lesli. of course the central question here is the motive and we don't seem to be closer to answering that big question. we were out to the united gun shop. take a look at the video. this is in rockville. and they say that aguilar came in on december 10. he didn't set off any red flags. no warnings. he seemed like a perfectly normal, mild mannered, shy kind of guy and he was looking for an entry level shotgun. he said for home defense.

. >> reporter: soon governor martin o'malley visited with a similar message as the mall came back to life. >> i want tone courage everybody to stop by, if you -- to encourage everybody to stop by, if you, can sometime this week and show your solidarity for the people of columbia. >> we just want to show we're getting back to normal. >> reporter: but nothing about today at the columbia mall is business as usual. >> for it to happen in your own back yard it's very surreal. >> i needed to do this for me to try to get some closure so i wouldn't feel unsafe trying to come back stop other time. >> reporter: representative cummings among those reminding us today that howard county is among the safest communities in america to live and if tragedy like this could happen here, it could happen anywhere. scott broom, wusa9. >>> meantime at the rockville gun shop where darion aguilar purchased the shotgun he used on saturday, the owners tell our bruce leshan there was no sign that he was any sort of risk. >> reporter: at united gun shop in rockville the owners say the bureau of alcohol, tobacco a

coming year. >> i mean, i think she's not going to let her timetable be dictated by what martin o'malleyt i think she is aware of sort of her place in the race and that from a donor perspective and activist perspective, everything is a little bit frozen until she signals where she's going. that said, my guess -- i'm actually with maggie, i think everyone assumes she's running. i would say she's letting people do everything to prepare for the event you'llty if she does run. that's not the same thing as running. if she does run, there will be someone whose name, folks like us are familiar with, howard dean, possibly maybe russ fine gold who tries to run to her idealogical left as this true progressive in the race. i don't imagine that you would see a joe biden or andrew cuomo or kirsten gillibrand. >> i thought it was a very significant signal that bill and hillary clinton took such a prominent role in the de blasio inaugural as well, speaking of playing to the progressive wing to the party. kelly o'donnell, certainly on the hill there are a number of senators who are looking at the potent

o'malley tried to frame his accomplishments, touting maryland's new gun control laws, passage of the dream act, as well as gay marriage, but forced into a mea culpa on maryland's health care exchange. >> being accountable also means acknowledging when we have fallen short. the health care website failed to perform as designed when it was launched, a source of great frustration. my administration and i have not succeeded at every first try, but we have never, ever given up. >> down in new mexico, martinez defended her decision to expand medicaid, something that's unlikely to play well with some conservatives. >> now, i want a supporter of obama care, but under its mandate, we had a choice whether to expand medicaid using federal funds. we chose to expand medicaid, because it was the right thing for new mexico. >> and, yes, susanna martinez wins the contest for best backdrop for her state of the state. don't overlook mike pence. he's a 2016 dark horse on the right there with his state in the middle of a contentious debate over a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. pence called on

the county exceptter ken ole man and governor martin o'malley, who just arrived, are expected to join each other inside the food court for lunch as a sign of solidaritity with the workers here and the shoppers at columbia mall. reporting outside the columbia mall, live, scott broom, wusa9. >>> today a judge has ordered what is called an extended evaluation for a germantown mother, who is accused of murdering two of her children. authorities say avery's two children died when she was trying to perform an ex says im- - to perform afeat. avery is also facing charges because of injuries to two older children, ages 5 and 8 years old. >>> weather headed our way, we did hit 50 at some point. howard, over to you. >> orange, virginia right now 61 degrees. it is in the single digits, and in davis, west virginia. we had a cold front coming through, quite a few snow showers in pennsylvania and west virginia, a little got into western maryland. no more precipitation with it. winds are gusting 46 miles per hour, close to 50 in a few spots. we are gusting in the mid-30s here. notice the direction of

nancy o'malley says nearly 2,000 kits haven't been processed in alameda county alone. >> when we started looking in the police property room to figure u out what the backlog was, we were stunned at how many kits were sitting on the shelves at the police department. >> a new law would clear that up and require new kits to be sent to the crime lab within five days. once the crime lab has it, within 30 days, it needs to be tested. victims like marla who say the changes are long overdue. she says the way her case was handled was nearly as traumatizing at the rape itself. >> it's being told basically that the crime that happened to you by a person still at large is not that important. >> jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> now to some developing weather from the midwest to the -- a winter storm is blasting a -- 14 inches of snow. blinding folks in delaware and new jersey, boston and new york are in the same position. and in washington, d.c., the federal government actually closed down today to keep people off the road and of course, the arctic mess means even a bigger mess at airports acro

governor martin o'malley must sign that emergency legislation. >>> still ahead, we're going to tell you about some conmen impersonating d.c. police trying to swindle unsuspecting victims. >> plus, the latest on tonight's wintery forecast. >> we have a snow sky out here, the atmosphere is dry. it will take a while for the snow to reach the ground. almost down to new orleans, snowing in atlanta, raleigh, and now headed toward the dell morva. we'll tell you where the bulls eye is and how much will fall and if it will affect your wednesday morning commute. >> the weather more dangerous to the south this time around. after the break, how warm weather states are dealing with this arctic assault. >> and a little later, remembering the late pope legend. >>> right now on wusa9, with the weather tonight miserable, most of us might want to be somewhere else right now. if it were up to me, i would be on the beaches of hawaii. look at that. aren't you warm thinking about it? >> i am. we're both in a beach state of mind. if i had my way, i would be along the 7-mile beach in the caymen islands. it's i

. >> reporter: even in berkeley, a bastion of grassroots activism, becky o'malley says what counter force did crosses the line. >> there is absolutely no reason to go after people in their home no matter what you think of their job or their politics. >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> google had no official comment on this but eleven do you ski told kpix 5 he was surprised by the protest but never felt threatened. >>> futures trading points to a lower opening on wall street this morning. wendy gillette from cbsmoneywatch.com reports a couple of silicon valley giants are out with encouraging quarterly reports. >>> reporter: netflix didn't disappoint wall street. the video streaming service says quarterly earnings easily beat analyst estimates while revenue topped $1.18 billion. netflix, which has had great success with original series including house of cards and orange, is the new black, expect to have 48 million new members by the spring. ebay reporting higher profit for the holiday quarter. the ecommerce site said more people used paypal to buy items. billionaire inves

. >> coming up, maryland government -- governor o'malley will deliver his final state of the state address. you will highlight their lives progress over the last seven years and also plans to talk about work that story means to move forward in the state. the state of the state address is today at noon from the statehouse in annapolis. >> a military judge has ordered cnn and cbs to turnover unaired footage of interviews with the naval academy midshipmen. she was the alleged victim of a sexual assault at an off-campus arty in 2012. the footage is shot by -- sought by the attorneys of the defendant from nashville. he is facing a court-martial scheduled for march. charges were dropped against two other midshipmen initially accused. one has since graduated and the other is set to testify at kate's court-martial. court-martial. a we have learned about second leak that contaminated water supplies. >> the story you have got to see to believe. the obvious clue that could help a woman track down the thief who stole her iphone. >> all that snow still on the ground? it will be sticking around. jackie

the los angeles from o'malley told rte. well the last fifteen mins of dennis and liars life were filled with gasps and snorting noise as according to witnesses who wants to die no wire was executed by the state of ohio earlier today for the and murder of a pregnant woman in nineteen eighty nine. the combination of drugs use to kill him had never been tested before and let someone in the long this executions in ohio says that reinstated the death penalty more than a decade ago. ohio inundated with the new form of the lethal injection because the manufacturer of the previously used drugs and tow bar for tall has barred its use in capital punishment prison officials throughout the country are dealing with a pencil barbie doll for dates and different methods for lethal injection the wires lawyers time to argue that this untested drugs combination could result in a violation of a ten minute against cruel and unusual punishment. but a federal judge allowed the execution to move forward with the new execution map that executions u

[applause] ba the baltimore "sun" depicted governors o'malley's address as an upbeat tone.epublican 'one democrat inepu particular who is running for governor fought governortha o'malley misrepresented his tenure. >>> last week in her state of the state address, arizona governor governor brewer nnounced she abolished thehe state protective serviceprot department and replaced it withc a new division. it came in response to a to investigation that revealed thousand of reports d neglect the never investigated. from the state capitol in phoenix, this is half an hour. [applause] a note has been a long morning. honorable senators and representatives, supreme justices of the court sets and constitutional officers, trouble leaders, ordered guests, and my fellow airs audience, it is my pleasure to welcome back. a long struggle. -- [applause] a long struggle. as the see you here today. and while employees by a recovery, was terribly sad and still lose. extending the deepest sympathies for your loss and the loss of the great public servant, your husband and my friend. his voice will b

martin o'malley does the same. both politicians trying to send a signal. just one floor above the food court, the store which was the scene is boarded up. the sign says in loving memory of the victims. >> it is sad. because ata mystery this point nobody knows why 19-year-old gary and aguilar -- opened fire on saturday morning with his recently purchased shotgun. we know his mother reported him missing saturday and detectives read a journal at his home which suggested he was suicidal. sources say after a complete search of that residence, the journal, and his computer -- police have found no threats against the mall. one theory being explored is that he had some sort of secret obsession with one of the victims. both had lived in anne arundel county. police and generally do not believe in coincidence but backs that theory up. >> we have no evidence that there was any connection. >> elisa sources also tell us that just because they have not found a link yet it does not mean that there is not one. we have also learned that police have interviewed many people w

martin o'malley had initially opposed that idea but so far only 18,000 residents have signed up and thathort of maryland's 150,000 enrollment targets by the end of march. and speaker john boehner telling house republicans today that the leadership would soon release an outline of the position on immigration legislation. a lot of people thought that the judiciary committee had argued on that. our next guest is a member of the judiciary committee which is headed by congressman bob good law. he has also passed the act to bring american farmers some relief with a workable agricultural proram. in giving green cards to immigrants than ever and advanced degrees in the united states. joining us now is congressman trey gowdy come a member of the house oversight and judiciary committee and chair of the immigration and border security subcommittee. >> thank you for having me. lou: let's start with a number of troubling reports. speaker john boehner talking about broad principles under chairman bob good law. it has been pretty active and pretty effective in putting together what i consider to be the

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren rejected a run and martin o'malley said he won't run if clintonwe will by right back. >>> the last couple of months suggested the president of the country was to certain extent about character although i am not willing to engage on his attacks, i have been here three years and three days and i can being president of this country has been about a certain character. i've been here three years and three days and i can tell you without hesitation being president of this country is entirely about character. >> that was a popular scene from that great movie "the american president." when michael douglas responds to attacks on his character for having a girlfriend. he had an affair. anyway, yesterday france's president spoke out for the first time in response to revelations made by a tabloid that he's been having a relationship with an actress on the side. news of the affair sent hollande's long time girlfriend sent france's first lady to the hospital. nerve their personal life goes through trials. these are painful moments. i don't know how painful they

governor martin o'malley is signing emergency legislation allowing them to be insured through the marylandealth insurance plan. it won't impact many people, though. the private insurers who are part of the online exchange agleed to offer coverage retroactive to the start of the year to anyone who expressed interest by last tuesday. >>> and president obama's in wisconsin right now. he left joint base andrews earlier this morning. he's in wakesha near milwaukee to talk about ways to improve job opportunities. it's one of two stops he mentioned in his state of the union address. from wisconsin, he'll fly to nashville and speak at a high school about ways to help the long-term unemployed. >>> house republicans are preparing to unveil their immigration reform plan. they haven't given any hints about what their legislation will include, but house speaker john boehner says it won't be a comprehensive bill like the one the senate passed last year. >> you know, it's one then to pass a law. it's another thing to have the confidence of the american people behind that law as you're passing it. that's

. >> maryland governor martin o'malley joined the county executive this afternoon over a cup of yogurt saying he is here in solidarity with the people of columbia and security is tight here at the mall inside and out, where they have a suv patrolling the parking lot, and i wanted to say that they have security units from as far as tyson corner, virginia and delaware and that is the latest here. chris gordon. >>> and new this afternoon, police in prince george's county are explaining what happened when the accused mother's turned to them saturday, because she did not know where her son was. diane agulaire called to report her son missing and when she discovered that he had not gone to his job at dunkin' donut's store. >> he left the house for work and for some point whatever reason the mother went to the restaurant to find out where her son was, and at this point, when he was not at the store, she called the prince george's county police department. >> and she was surprised he had not gone to school. >>> and brianna ben solo worked as a manager at the siouxmy's store, and her grandfathe

martin o'malley has been out to iowa. can say this, a lot of people in iowa really like joe biden but there is no one out there that thinks he is going to be the next president of the united states, carol. >> thanks so much, peter. if you want to read the rest of peter's article and his insights by hillary clinton, you can do that on our web page. >>> weeks before the winter olympics in russia, moscow is standing by its decision to expel an american journalist and author who has been critical of president vladimir putin. it is one of the first such cases since the cold war. they say david satter violated visa entry rules. he isn't buying it. >> it is ironic that putin has described edward snowden as a human rights activist and indicated it is appropriate for russia to give him asylum and let him live in russia, where as i, pursuing legitimate journalistic activities embark from the country. >> mr. putin, are you listening? probably not. cnn nic robertson is live in moscow with more. good morning, nic. >> morning, carol. t

. >> suzanne o'malley, one of the reporters covering the case, had written episodes for "law & order." she put parnham in touch with the show's creator, dick wolf. >> and dick wolf said, mr. parnham, i can guarantee you i have great respect for park dietz, but no such show ever aired. nor had it ever been planned. >> parnham immediately filed for a mistrial. the motion was denied. >> what does the park dietz testimony have to do with overturning this conviction? she got the idea from a tv show and it never existed and so you overturn the conviction of a person that killed five children? that's absurd. >>> see daddy? mommy? >> dada. >> mommy? >> say mama. >> mama. >> on march 15th, 2002, andrea yates was sentenced the life in prison for the murder of her children. she was incarcerated at the mountain view unit, a state psychiatric prison. >> in a hospital for the -- it's called for the criminally insane, you are locked in with people who have committed violent crimes and they're mentally ill. they're not places you want to be. >> naturally, the defense was gunning for a reversal of the

and in our area governor o'malley has talked about the fig you, and individual counties like prince george's county and montgomery county pushing it through, and this is something that the hourly workers will keep a eye on. >> okay. chris lawrence, live on capitol hi hill, and well come aboard. >> thank you, jim. >>> you can watch the state of the union speech tonight at 9:00 for live coverage of president obama's address. >>> for the first time we are hearing the frantic moments of a 10-year-old girl who fell down a wall. scott macfarlane is live at the desk with the call. >> we brought you this from pasadena, maryland, and choppers were there as the girl's baby called 911, and then a dispatcher had to convince the baby-sitter not the rescue her, yourself. >> you are being so brave, baby. >> okay. ma'am, i heard you say that you were lowering a ladder in, and i don't want anybody going in there, because they are on the way, all right. >> we will >> okay. keep her calm. keep her talking. >> should i stay on the phone or hang up and call her mom. >> calling her mom for what? >> i have to call

martin o'malley is running for president. he just wants to get as many people signed up on a handout to give the government -- that is a typical platform for democrats. i do not think they're held accountable. thank you. host: from the story that was from reuters, it says that rick scott and other supporters argued that welfare recipients need to be drug free to prepare them for jobs. they say the businesses had required set chest for years. for years.such tests is saying that we should have a zero-tolerance policy for illegal drug use and families. especially families that struggle to make ends meet and need assistance to provide for their children. here is sam. st. paul, minnesota. independent line. caller: i am willing to bet that the majority of people who call up and say that they should be tested are republicans. i am not a republican. these are the people that yell the most about enforcing the constitution. i am a former constitutional lawyer. i am not in favor of criminals. i have been a victim of criminal behavior my

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. >>> and martin o'malley deliver ed the final state of the state address in annapolis today. he is in the last year of his term, and he touted the progress of the first seven years. he said he helped to strengthen and grow the middle-class in maryland and improved public safety and public education, and now he wants to expand pre-k programs in public schools to give children of poor families earlier educational opportunities. >> with all of the strides that we have made in education, this session we have the ability to advance towards universal pre-k in maryland. >> to have it statewide and all schools and we would love to have it in prince george's ko county, because that is going to raise the standard. >> and the governor says that maryland is number one in education fife yeve years in a and the legislation session lasts through mid april. >>> and the white house posted this picture of the president with his main speechwriter cody keenan getting ready for the big state of the union address, and this year, the white house says norways take part and interact using the social

. >> just don't >>> maryland governor martin o'malley signed off on a law today helping some people get health insurance. that bill is aimed at helping those who had computer problems preventing them from signing up on the state's health exchange. the law expands separate state health insurance to accommodate a few hundred people who were impacted. >>> earlier this month jerry seinfeld, jason alexander were seen walking into their favorite diner. this morning on a radio show in new york city seinfeld shed a little light on the meeting. in a game of 20 questions we learned something longer than a commercial but shorter than a movie has been filmed involving the seinfeld characters. it was a one and done type deal. we should see whatever it is very soon. >> that's exciting, more comedy, i hope. >>> the athletes starting to arrive in sochi for the winter olympics and usa today sports columnist christine brennan will soon them. she's going to join us to preview the games coming up. >> but first get ready for milder temperatures as we head into the weekend. topper is coming up next with my d

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pine did an -- >> is that supposed to be martin o'malley? >> fill in the blank.s week we're seeing the chris christie scandal and a couple of potential scandals that could haunt him should he run in 2016. according to the latest poll, hillary has the lead over christie, now even larger than one month ago, 50% preferring hillary and 30% saying they support chris christie. we do not know how much bridgegate is going to affect christie in 2016 should he run. but we don't know whether and how many benghazi haunts hillary clinton, the intelligence committee placing the blame squarely on the shoulders of her state department. how concerned is hillary land about benghazi? >> i think it's part of the list of issues that they know are going to come at them. some of them are 20-year-old issues and some of them are as recent as benghazi. and some of them in are the future still to be discovered. it's a long time out. one of the things about senator clinton is that she almost uniquely understands what this process is. she's seen if from every conceivable direction running he

. >> suzanne o'malley, one of the reporters covering the case, had written episodes for "law & order.n touch with the show's creator, dick wolf. >> and dick wolf said, mr. parnham, i can guarantee you i have great respect for park dietz, but no such show ever aired. nor had it ever been planned. >> parnham immediately filed for a mistrial. the motion was denied. >> what does the park dietz testimony have to do with overturning this conviction? she got the idea from a tv show and it never existed and so you overturn the conviction of a person that killed five children? that's absurd. d hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ because what you don't know, can hurt you.urance. what if you didn't know that posting your travel plans online may attract burglars? [woman] off to hawai

. >> soon, governor martin o'malley visited with a similar message, as the mall came back to life. >> i want to encourage everybody to stop by if you can, to show your solidarity. >> we want to be part of getting back to normal. >> nothing about today at the columbia mall is business as usual. >> for it to happen in your own backyard, a place you go to at a regular basis is very surreal. >> need to do this for me to get closure so i wouldn't feel unsafe trying to come back here some other time. >> so clearly, some anxiety here mixed in with the grief and the determination to come back. representative cummings reminding all of us that howard county, maryland, is among the safest communities in maryland to live. he said, if it could happen here, it could happen anywhere. reporting live from the columbia mall which has been reopened now, scott broom, wusa9. >> such a tough day for workers there, scott, thank you. >> at the gun shop where aguilar purchased the gun, there was no sign he was any kind of risk. more on that part of the story. bruce. >> reporter: yeah, lesli, we are outside th