not surprising that baltimore received funding the first round of federal grants. equally proud ofe the expansion with transportationio alternative programs captiva is theho author of that program tht allows the governments to make t their own priority decisions on that use parted highway funds and that's been a favorite source of funds to provide trails for local communities ant connect the neighborhoods with for the walkers markers including for example in the rehabilitation of that path in washington frederick and montgomery counties simply take advantage ofdv these pallets to observe the beauty of our communities now connected to trails and older communities dealt have pipes bringing drinking water into their homes and schools stressing the health of our children. bipartisan infrastructure law provides significant help to make this public health threat in including $2 million in federal grants for maryland pretty also provides unprecedented increases in transit funding and a priority of mine which is critically important to traditionally underserved and underre

property wealth jurisdiction such as baltimore city. i helped develop the maryland hospital all payer rate system for equal health care access regardless of economic circumstances. under this system maryland avoided having charity hospitals. as a member of the house of representatives and the united states senate, i helped preserve and strengthen the maryland hospital rate system. i was the leader in the state of maryland for the development of the circuit breaker property tax credit program that allows seniors to remain in their homes. and as speaker of the house, i appointed the first woman, the first african american to chair a standing committee. one of my proudest accomplishments as a legislator came in the united states senate. it was the passage and enactment of the sergei magnitsky rule of law accountability act. this law was inspired by the death of sergei magnitsky, a russian tax attorney who was murdered 15 years ago last month for uncovering corruption. the story has been told to the world by p his client bill browder and ca

property wealth jurisdiction such as baltimore city. i helped develop the maryland hospital all payer rate system for equal health care access regardless of economic circumstances. under this system maryland avoided having charity hospitals. as a member of the house of representatives and the united states senate, i helped preserve and strengthen the maryland hospital rate system. i was the leader in the state of maryland for the development of the circuit breaker property tax credit program that allows seniors to remain in their homes. and as speaker of the house, i appointed the first woman, the first african american to chair a standing committee. one of my proudest accomplishments as a legislator came in the united states senate. it was the passage and enactment of the sergei magnitsky rule of law accountability act. this law was inspired by the death of sergei magnitsky, a russian tax attorney who was murdered 15 years ago last month for uncovering corruption. the story has been told to the world by p his client bill browder and ca

wealth jurisdictions such as baltimore city. i have developed the hospital all pair rate system for equal health care access regardless of economic circumstances. under this system, maryland avoided having charity hospitals. as a matter of the hoist of representatives, and the united states senate, i've helped preserve and strengthen the maryland hospital rate system. i was the leader in the state of maryland for the development of the circuit breaker property tax credit program that allowed seniors to remain in their homes and as speaker of the house i appointed the first woman, the first african-american to chair the committee. one of the my proudest commishments as a legislator came in the united states senate. it was the passage and enactment of the sergei rule of law accountability acts. this law was inspired by the death of sergei mittknitski, a russia tax attorney who was murdered by uncovering corruption. his story came to my attention at the chair of the helsinki commission. when i was first elected to congress the firs

former baltimore county councilman, john murphy. i see you back there. delegate michelle guyton -- [ applause ] -- and someone who i served with on the house judiciary committee, delegate mary louise price. nice to see you, as well. we are so grateful that all of you are here. and i also want to thank my family for being here. they've been instrumental in this. in the front row next to priscilla, john's wife, we have my sister, danielle, my sister, jenny lee, and my nephew, rush. thank you, all, for being here. finally, i want to thank john frece. john has spent five years of his life, full time researching and writing my father's life. and it wasn't an easy task. my father's life was all over the place, and so were john and priscilla. literally, all over the world. they went to ireland and research there they went up to new haven, connecticut, to go to the library at yale. we went to my father's prep school at st. paul's in concord, new hampshire. the work they put in was absolutely incredible. and john has written a great book so i really hope you all

he has appeared at the annapolis book festival and the baltimore and the baltimore book festival from 1995 to 2001. as a travel writer for the baltimore sun, mitchell wrote stories historical sites in the mid-atlantic region that blended history and travel. in 2024, he authored a report for the saint paul school shows the saint paul schools and old episcopal, old st paul's episcopal church. historical associations with slavery. charlie chairs the publications committee here at the marion center for history and culture where he serves as a trustee. and his book reviewer for the maryland historical magazine, which if you haven't picked up a copy. we have some we have some available if you're interested. but this is one of our major benefits to members of the maryland prevention culture. if you're not a member, you can chat with the front desk. would love to bring new people into our family. he serves on the advisory council of the national war museum in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and the board of the monarchist national battlefield foundation. he holds degrees from pennsylvania state uni

you know, a mangione from from baltimore. and i mean, no question about it, but the family is known and it has built a business enterprise. it's a large family. they're all involved in, in some of the family businesses. i think there are 37 grandchildren of the patriarch and wow. so this was 37. this was a shock. so this is this area. no question so this is a really large family in the area. >> 37 grandchildren. >> i think the patriots. yes. nicholas mangione is the patriarch of the family at 37 grandchildren, ten children and 37 grandchildren. and like i said, it's a sprawling business enterprise and you know, most of the family members are involved with it in, in some in some fashion yeah. >> because you know, obviously we're here in washington. i was here for eight and a half years and there was just total shock today from a lot of people that i knew who grew up in the baltimore area, who are saying, you know, i went to school with him or worked with him in his early years and just you know, were having that exact reaction

. >> mangione grew up in a wealthy family from baltimore, according to the baltimore sun. his grandfather, nicholas mangione, built a local real estate empire that included nursing home facilities around maryland and two suburban country clubs. in a statement released by mangione cousin, maryland state delegate nino mangione, his family said they were shocked and devastated by luigi's arrest at his arraignment monday night, mangione told the judge he had been in contact with his family, quote, until recently. >> it's been an incredible journey. >> mangione graduated valedictorian in 2016 from baltimore's prestigious all boys, the gilman school former classmates couldn't believe he was. now this suspect. >> i can tell you that this is one of the last people you'd think would do something like this. >> in recent years, according to a friend, and online postings, though, mangione suffered from back pain and underwent surgery to treat it. a reddit user matching his biographical details writing in july 2023, my back and hips locked up after the accident. intermittent numbness h

this is the moment the baltimore skyline changed forever.rancis scott key bridge... what's going on, man? we got one out of the water. 0k. leaving only one survivor and the loss of six lives. as night turned to day, the extent of the damage became clear. i remember speaking with the person who was running the operations from the coastguard, and i said, "what is the probability that we're going to find someone alive at this point?" and the answer that he gave was, "governor, my professional assessment is zero. there's a 0% chance." a new bbc documentary has been given exclusive access to the $100 million operation to find those victims and clear the shipping channel, and it's seen new footage of the dali the day before it struck the key bridge. investigators say a power outage caused the dali to lose control and hit the bridge. their report found that it experienced two other blackouts the day before. this exclusive footage appears to show dense smoke from one of those blackouts. and this previously unseen angle shows the full extent of the b

he's from a prominent baltimore family. what do you make of the profile of this suspect that we're learning about now yeah. >> well, the evidence thus far has already told a story. >> i mean it before they identified him, we had a good deal of information, a lot of forensic evidence. what we're what we're seeing now, just coming out in the in the aftermath of his arrest, is that the picture of someone who's intelligent? he's bright. he's got a couple of degrees. he he's a true believer. and apparently, apparently he has his cause, like the unabomber did. and others like him. eric rudolph and others, they always seem to have some deeply held ideology and you know that as was just mentioned, i mean, we're going to build out his social network, his electronic devices, his friends, his family, and the picture will emerge in greater, you know, in more clarity tomorrow. but, you know, we have an ideologue here, someone who felt so strongly that he went out and killed a human being. and maybe as john points out, maybe there were o

. >> the scotts of baltimore, maryland were a close family and single mom. shaquille was at the heart of it. >> she was a good girl. very fun. always smiling, always had jokes. >> i remember i loved going everywhere with her. i remember when she got her first apartment, i always wanted to be over there. >> she would send me stuff on tiktok about when people talk about they don't hate their fathers and their life. and she'd be like, well, i can't speak for none of y'all because my father always been in my life. >> and when shaquille introduced her father and sister to a new boyfriend, amir johnson, they initially thought he fit right in. >> the first impression i got of him, he was a cool little kid, you know? >> he talked to my sister respectfully, but there was no red flags, no alarms or anything. >> but in time, shaquille and amir grew apart. her family says shaquille wanted out. >> my sister got to the point in life where she really just wanted to focus on herself and her daughter and just growing. >> we were trying to elevate your life and stuff like tha

joined the baltimore orioles and began his campaign to break the unbreakable record.al took the mlb by storm, winning rookie of the year in 1982 when is iron maiden streak began, and following up the next season by winning american league m.v.p. and the 1983 world series. over the course of his career, he would rack up 19 all-star appearances, two golden gloves , and a second american league m.v.p. in 1991. he had already established himself as one of the greatest players in major league history , as he continued to extend his streak. then, on september 5, 1995, the world watched as lou gehrig's record, that had stood for 56 years, was broken by cal ripken jr. ripken would extend his streak for another three years, finally capping the all-time record at 2632 games in a row. over 500 games more than lou gehrig's previous mark. ripken retired after the 2001 season and was elected to the baseball hall of fame in 2007. it has been 26 years since ripken ended his streak, and no player has come close to challeng so, i played the little league all-star, shortstop, when i was

david: let's talk about baltimore, you went to my hometown of baltimore and became head librarian ofhe system for 22 years. then the president of the united states has the responsibility to nominate for confirmation the librarian of congress. i thought members of congress would nominate the librarian of congress. dr. hayden: i believe that started with lincoln and it would be a position that the president would nominate a supreme court justice and that type of position. you still have to be confirmed by the senate and went through that process. david: you interviewed with president obama and he said do you want to be librarian of congress and i guess you said you were interested. dr. hayden: i was concerned about what i could bring to the position because i had been so involved with public libraries, public access, all of that, but i never thought of actually being part of the library of congress because what the perception was, that it was mainly for scholars. what president obama asked me was, he started out telling me that he had seen the contents of abraham lincoln's pockets the

mangione is part of a wealthy baltimore family known for its philanthropy. he graduated from an elite baltimore prep school and the university of pennsylvania. police are still piecing together a theory of why he may have gunned down the ceo of unitedhealthcare. his family and friends say they are stunned and distraught. here's what his former roommate told cnn last night beyond shocked. >> it's unimaginable. you know, i was roommates with him, friends hiked, went to yoga. he was, you know, did his best to be athletic and unfathomable, knowing the kind, you know, person that i saw and knew. i remember he said he had a back issue and he was hoping to get stronger in hawaii. so he's always focused on trying. when he first came, he went on a surf lesson with other members, and unfortunately, just a basic surf lesson. he was in bed for about a week. we had to get a different bed for him. that was more firm, and i know it was really traumatic and difficult. you know, when you're in your early 20s and you can't. >> cnn law enforcement and intelligence analyst john

are resource and time-intensive but has fueled real reforms including most recently in seattle, baltimore, albuquerque and more. i want to thank those in memphis who worked with us. i want to thank the leaders, advocates and family members who provided helpful information during our investigation. memphis is the heartland of civil rights advocacy and the people of memphis deserve to feel safe in their homes, neighborhoods and cars especially when you encounter police officers. i turn the floor over to u.s. acting attorney. >> thank you assistant attorney general clarke and i am the acting u.s. attorney for the western district of tennessee. i stand before you, the city is my home, i love memphis and i am committed to do the work for our city to be a safe place for all people. we have a long history of civil rights organizing and community engagement. those who march at sat in at lunch counters sacrificed so we would live by one rule of law and the same law would fly to all people regardless of race, gender or socioeconomic background. when the department of justice opened this investigati

let's talk about baltimore.ou went to my hometown of baltimore where the library system is called the enoch pratt free library system. you became the head librarian of for 22 years. then, the president of the united states has the responsibility to nominate for senate confirmation the librarian of congress. why don't members of congress nominate the librarian of congress since it's a congress thing? dr. hayden: i believe that started with lincoln. it would be a position that the president would nominate similar to a supreme court justice, it was that type of position. you still have to be confirmed by the senate and i went through that process. david: you interviewed with president obama and he said do you want to be librarian of congress, and i guess you said you were interested. dr. hayden: i was concerned about what i could bring to the position because i had been so involved with public libraries, public access, all of that, but i never thought of actually being part of the library of congress because of wha

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david: now you are an owner of the baltimore orioles, how you feel about these high-priced contracts to players are getting. he used to be a player wanted higher price contracts but now you are an owner, how do you look at that, differently? cal: slightly. i try to think one of the other intangible values that you can offer a player besides the bottom line dollars, because the bottom line dollars are so big that you can make a case for saying how much. it's about ego and breaking the bank. it's about agents wanting to continue to make it go up for other people to come through. my situation was i wanted to play in one place, i wanted to have controlled a player in one place. if we get to a point where we try to convince our place to stay, you want to tell them all the values that associated with derek jeter playing his whole career in a pinstripe uniform, me playing my whole career in the orioles. was is that mean for you and the big picture and hopefully they will value that. it will be a competitive landscape where we will have to do. david: baltimore is a smaller city, is that a bi

this is the moment the baltimore skyline changed forever. the francis scott key bridge... what's going on, man? we got one out of the water. 0k. leaving only one survivor and the loss of six lives. as night turned to day, the extent of the damage became clear. i remember speaking with the person who was running the operations from the coastguard, and i said, what is the probability that we're going to find someone alive at this point? and the answer that he gave was, "governor, my professional assessment is zero. there's a 0% chance." a new bbc documentary has been given exclusive access to the $100 million operation to find those victims and clear the shipping channel, and it's seen new footage of the dali the day before it struck the key bridge. investigators say a power outage caused the dali to lose control and hit the bridge. their report found that it experienced two other blackouts the day before. this exclusive footage appears to show dense smoke from one of those blackouts. and this previously unseen angle shows the full extent of t

mangione family is one of the prominent families of baltimore county. they own a lot of real estate. they own golf courses. they're just a very well respected name. >> a family that includes nino mangione, a republican state delegate in maryland who is the suspect's cousin. luigi mangione attended the university of pennsylvania, where he graduated in 2020 with masters and bachelor's degrees in computer science. he was a member of the phi beta psi fraternity. social media photos show. he later worked as a software engineer for the online car sales company truecar. according to his linkedin page, his most recent address was in hawaii. >> there was nothing came off weird about him. he had great friends. he had a lot of female friends as well. he was a relatively unassuming kid. he was down to earth. he was smart, well adjusted socially. >> he maintained an active social media presence for years, posting smiling photos from his travels and gatherings with friends. then suddenly, his social media went cold. posts from x. this past october show concern from f

it won't fix the problem in baltimore.nk the larger conversation is what's happening in the community the fundamental breakdown in families where we don't have moms and dads raising kids this was continuing on the news the woman who was saying get your butt home. that was one mom with six kids. she was raising the six kids by herself. it happens a lot in the country. there is great tension and anger. and we have to look at the people with these problems it's not gonna be easy. you can't mandate strong families in congress. to set up a system that can help support them. we have to look at the fundamentals of education. we see people who dig their elt change in the education system even when it doesn't work. i think democrats and republicans are likely yshave t address the human problem within the school system. we have to make it this is not about the union it's about young kids who need a good education. >> good morning you are on the air. >> good morning. mr. sean duffy. >> hey thomas.ab >> how are you? >> i'm doing well.

property wealth jurisdiction such as baltimore city. i helped develop the maryland hospital all payer rate system for equal health care access regardless of economic circumstances. under this system maryland avoided having charity hospitals. as a member of the house of representatives and the united states senate, i helped preserve and strengthen the maryland hospital rate system. i was the leader in the state of maryland for the development of the circuit breaker property tax credit program that allows seniors to remain in their homes. and as speaker of the house, i appointed the first woman, the first african american to chair a standing committee. one of my proudest accomplishments as a legislator came in the united states senate. it was the passage and enactment of the sergei magnitsky rule of law accountability act. this law was inspired by the death of sergei magnitsky, a russian tax attorney who was murdered 15 years ago last month for uncovering corruption. the story has been told to the world by p his client bill browder and ca

these were people described as baltimore royalty.re are a number of families in baltimore, nancy pelosi's maiden name, very prominent family name in their day but very well-known people. and we are used to seeing killers isolated in their rooms playing video games all day, but this was someone who had an enormous privilege. >> well, you know, you can't help what your kids do later on. you can have the best racing you can get. ultimately, he is responsible for his own actions. all of that aside he ultimately decided what he had to do. maybe it sounds like he was out of contact with them for a while so they may be didn't quite know what was going on, it sounds that way. >> laura: my point being, that is a very sharp turn from baltimore, the university of pennsylvania, master degree, computer science engineering and honolulu with a group of people and allegedly committing a murder appeared to that is quite a turn. gentlemen thank you so much. and out twisted hero worship, that is the focus of tonight's "angle." 11 years ago rolling ston

guillermo: al menos nueve personas resultaron heridas en baltimore y que al menos una de ellas curiosasonfirmÓ que investigan el tiroteo ocurrido y que varias personas han sido llevadas a hospitales cercanos. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportero: decenas de policÍas acudieron al lugar y a esta hora la zona continÚa aislada mientras se desarrolla la investigaciÓn. agentes de la oficina de alcohol, tabaco y armas de fuego tambiÉn se encuentran en la escena para establecer el tipo de arma empleada para cometer hechos. por ahora los investigadores no ha revelado detalles acerca de lo ocurrido, por lo que se trata de una investigaciÓn plenamente activa. la policÍa piensa que el tiroteo fue selectivo y que los individuos involucrados alguna forma se conocÍan entre sÍ y que el incidente fue intencional. a ——aÚn no se conoce la identidadde los sospechosos. elian: por otra parte, organismos migrantes le piden al presidente biden que impida los planes de deportaciÓn masiva del presidente electos donald trump. pedro: inmigrantes de varias ciudades del paÍs llegaron a

if you allow me those rights that were in baltimore. could you explain the difference between the way that the police handled them and the way they handled the bundy ranch situation where the white guys actually drew guns on the police and nobody got arrested preemptively. millions of dollars and one last thing, america, ya'll look out for our military and godspeed on all their endeavors. you'll have a great day. all right, geraldo, i agree with you on the military, the greatest fighting force the world has ever known. listen. going to, you know, the wars you reference in the in the early 2000. i mean, yeah, it was it was very costly. and i think we're still trying to address those issues today. i mean, some of the problems that were left to barack obama and some of the problems we face today in iran and with isis and in iraq and afghanistan, they came from an early 2000. so but it in regard to income we've had, we bring in more money today than we ever have in our history. so when people say, well, there's all these tax cuts that are d

yeah, baltimore. i want baltimore less of her. greg. >> yes, exactly. >> see, that's funny, because i know it's time. she's. she's dumb. she's awful. it is. this is the worst worldview that you could possibly have given the postmortem we've done on covid and the number of people who have suffered, including kids and businesses. but having taken stock in all of that and like, you know, dudes just dropping dead of heart attacks who were forced to take the vaccines like, this is really the worst take on this you could possibly have. but, you know, i guess desperate times for her, like the worst thing that could happen to her would be that rfk jr is actually granted his secretaryship as head of health and human services, and after watching her like i was kind of on the fence about him, but now i really want him to be in power just to make people like that cower in fear and go away. >> yeah. yes. it's so true, joe. it's no surprise she's trying to take the bird flu thing and take advantage of it and push the panicking because she was a

. >> mangione grew up in a wealthy family from baltimore, according to the baltimore sun. his grandfather, nicholas mangione, built a local real estate empire that included nursing home facilities around maryland and two suburban country clubs. in a statement released by mangione cousin, maryland state delegate nino mangione, his family said they were shocked and devastated by luigi's arrest. at his arraignment monday night. mangione told the judge he had been in contact with his family, quote, until recently. >> it's been an incredible journey. >> mangione graduated valedictorian in 2016 from baltimore's prestigious all boys. the gilman school former classmates couldn't believe he was. now this suspect. >> i can tell you that this is one of the last people you'd think would do something like this. >> in recent years, according to a friend and online postings, though, mangione suffered from back pain and underwent surgery to treat it. a reddit user matching his biographical details writing in july 2023, my back and hips locked up after the accident. intermittent numbness h

baltimore? i want both to less of her. >> tom: exactly. >> funny, i know.worldview you could possibly have given the postmortem we have done on covid and the number of people who have suffered including kids and businesses, but having taken stock of all of that and people just dropping dead of heart attacks who are forced to take the vaccines. this is really the worst to take on this you could possibly have. but i guess desperate times for her. like the worst thing that can happen to her would be that rfk jr. is actually granted his secretaryship as head of health and human services. and after watching her eye was kind of on the fence about him but now i really want him to be empowered just to make people like that cower in fear and go away. >> tom: so true. joe. it is no surprise she is trying to take the bird flu thing and take advantage of it and push the pack in a the -- panicking because she was at her heyday. i think the clip we showed what -- was it full no. all of those people were in their heyday at the pandemic because they were getting ratings by

- student at the university- of maryland-baltimore. and for 58 consecutive years, he has a served the people of our state. and he didn't just dream of winning elections. that not the goal. that was the means to achieve his efforts in public service. and that efficacy, he has said, began in the cardin family long before he first ran for office. he's the son of dora, a schoolteacher, and meyer, a tate legislator and judge. his wife myrna and his late cousin shoshana made their names as champions of -- [inaudible] the family believes in the beacon of liberty and human right, the beacon that first inspiredded ben's grandparents to immigrate here from russia at the turn of the last century. i think it's fair to say that ben cardin did not fall far from the cardin tree of public service, but he has taken that family's commitment the public service to new heights, becoming at 35 years old the youngest ever speaker of the maryland house of delegates. and i want to talk a little bit about his role here in the united states senate on beif half o

so of course, of course, baltimore city should be cooperating with i.c.e.very county across maryland should be doing as well. >> john: i want to hear a little bit matt elliston on the right along that went on last night. eight individuals as david pointed out in total and four sex offenders. listen to this. >> four sex offenders off of the street and sex offenders against children. you can't put a price on the amount of ap. every kid around here is safe because of the work we do. >> john: every kid is safer because of the work we did. why wouldn't the mayor and the police chief want to be a part of that? >> i have heard the mayor brandon scott try to walk that back. hopefully, he is getting ahead of him, the head of the police. matt elliston is exactly right, when the jails released violent criminals, gang members, and sex offenders back into the community, that the minute he is not safe. look, we have a tale of two counties. montgomery county, prince george's county both outside of washington, d.c. montgomery county executive said last year will go you kno