adress in a way fair to the people that are doing it right way.sence, the hundreds of people that come to our offices every year whose relatives from all around latin america and the world are waiting in line to legally come here. we have to be fair to them. >> bret: the day before they lay out the plan. four democrats and four republicans, laying out the framework for comprehensive immigration reform. they are essentially saying you to have verify the board. remove the visa overstays ander-verify to prevent undocumented workers and make sure that they receive no federal assistance like obamacare and healthcare. path to citizenship, once you get over those hurdles here are what people have to have. register and pass background checks, pay a fine and back taxes, earn probationary legal status. you can be here, but you are probationary. learn english. continue to pay taxes. show u.s. work history. get a green card and then apply for citizenship. the back of the line. jonah goldberg, mara liasson, political correspondent, national public radio and sy

putnam county new york fighting back after a newspaper published on-line maps detailing names and adressesit holders into neighboring counties. putnam county officials are refusing to and -- hand over any information to the journal news on gun permits. for the latest in this battle and joined by putnam county executive maryellen adelle. great to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: y have taken a principled stand knowing that you are violating the law in this instance or at least on its face. >> that is the question. lou: standing up for the folks do you thnk have a right to privacy on this issue. >> sure. easy. easy call to make. it was a gut check whn our county clerk who really, you know, the records office took the lead on this. obviously as colleagues we consult. my deputy county executive who is an attorney. and we talked to our department and said, we think there are some case instances. lou: but on its face the newspaper, as it seems capriciously publishing this material. there is nopurpose and it. >> and that will be the case. that will be the case. exemptions a law that says you

we've now adressed that through gun sales. >> ab 48 would ban manufacture, sale or import of any devicethat allows guns to fire more thanwçoÑ 10 rounds at a time. >> this is one of stofrl break the seal of the new state legislature that is historic because for the first time in 130 years, democrats have a super majority in both houses. republicans plan to keep being what they call responsible minority. >> i think we have to trust their word and tell -- until otherwise proven. i think this is clear, it's their show. and we're going to be right there. the republicans are, reminding them all the way that they said they would work with everybody in a cooperative way. legislatures and freshman believe budget bills will take up most of the bill this session. >> police are searching for a man suspected of lighting his girlfriend on fire in the city bay view district. >> witnesses say this man, a 22-year-old dexter oliver poured gasoline on his girlfriend, then set her on fire yesterday afternoon. several people called 911 after seeing star lamar turning in jennings street. she's fighting for h

names and adresses. but, can the county with all public information?oining me now, foxis legal analyst d criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, jeff cold. welcome. great to have you. all start with you. in the newspaper, the putnam county newspaper turned down what is essentially the freedom of the formation request. >> well, if it's because of privacy concerns are six concerns, there are exceptions to the freedom of information act. i don't know whether they sure are not, but can they if they're right about the decision? gerri: there are people out there saying there is no way they can turn ths town. you have to respond to the press request if you have the information. >> were not talking about sex offenders. if retire talking about sex offenders to my would agree with you, i ould implore the newspapers to publish those addresses because that is a public safety issue. but now here you're talking about folks that are licensed to have caught permittedo have a gun. is is completely legal. so it's almost a safety issue, certainly a privacy issue

when the president talked about history-- all presidents bring them into their inaugural adresses to add weight to whatever they're proposing-- in his first address he talked about gettysburg and concord and khe sanh. here he talked about seneca falls, stonewall. these the historical touchstones for a president speaking to a new generation. a generation he thinks ratified his vision of the world in this election in which he did well with minorities and younger voters so to the extent that his second election ratified the new obama coalition and the new shape of the electorate he so, too, hopes his second term will speak to that. and i think that was an interesting part of this speech but if you're in a republican hearing this when he talks about collective action they hear big government, when he talks about investment they hear taxes and when he talks about takers which he did in the speech, that's a loaded word. it aims right at paul ryan who talked about takers versus makers, the takers being the one who receive federal benefits but pay no federal income tax. that's a shot. that's

we have yet to know what kind of tone -- theyville been adressive, they blocked the at, and t merger. google antitrust suit without risk should shape the landscape of the internet. if google is not allowed to do business as it does, it would change the understanding of the search market as it currently stands. google doesn't see themselves that way. they are offering consumers a service that they want. once the government starts defining markets on the internet then they become, again, isolated and there will be rules to them and it will put barriers on them. it will have an impact if they take some sort of action. what we saw, i think, was a sophisticated lobbying by google, an outreach on both sides of the aisle had an impact on howing legislators the looked at the question. they seem to be achieving less than the european counterparts. there is a lot of left in the air. as for the incentive auctions i think eliza hit on the two big points. we've seen that the wireless market has changed since the justice department blocked the t-mobile and at&t merger. they have a lot of respect fr

when the president talked about history-- all presidents bring them into their inaugural adresses to stonewall. these the historical touchstones for a president speaking to a new generation. a generation he thinks ratified his vision of the world in this election in which he did well with minorities and younger voters so to the extent that his second election ratified the new obama coalition and the new shape of the electorate he so, too, hopes his second term will speak to that. and i think that was an interesting part of this speech but if you're in a republican hearing this when he talks about collective action they hear big government, when he talks about investment they hear taxes and when he talks about takers which he did in the speech, that's a loaded word. it aims right at paul ryan who talked about takers versus makers, the takers being the one who receive federal benefits but pay no federal income tax. that's a shot. that's not just language that's slipped in. so that's the sense in which this had a combative -- there were a few barbs in this speech. >> one of the moments