and have the honor of serving with senator barbara mikulski and the people of maryland. i want to thank senator mikulski, my colleagues here from the house of representatives for their incredible work on behalf of the american people. this is a good day for the american people. they won today. it's also a good day for the rule of law, the supreme court decision affirms, prior precedent, and confirms the proper role of the congress of the united states. it allows us to move forward with quality, affordable health care for all americans. where health care is a right, not a privilege. we are able to continue to move forward. it allows us to move forward with the reforms, to protect consumers against the practices of insurance companies that would deny them coverage, preexisting conditions, and now allow families to keep their children on their insurance policies at age 26. and allows us to continue to expand medicare to coverage that coverage gap for prescription drugs and wellness exams for our seniors. it let's us move forward with quality health care for all americans. a

senator barbara mikulski joined senate democrats on the steps celebrating what she called a victory for democracy and women. >> this is constitutional, undeniable and irreversible. >> maryland has legislation to set of standards and regulations to run the program and create a framework for much -- where individuals and small businesses can buy health care coverage. there was an incident between the state attorney's son and another man that left them both hospitalized. police were called this morning for a report of an aggravated assault. they found owen bernstein and another man, both appeared to be cut. deputies responded to the 1700 block of fountain block away. the victim was found suffering from a gunshot wound to the torso and was taken to shock trauma. the man is in critical condition. anyone with integration coulshod contact the harford county sheriff's office. >> anne arundel county an studes and parents could see changes to the grating regulation. >> will those changes affect rates that show up on report cards? >> it would not affect the letter grade but it will in some make cl

a bill sponsored by maryland senator barbara mikulski... designed to hell even thh pass the senate. senate.all republican senators voted against the "paycheck fairness act".they say the protections are already in place and it would mean mooe government involvement in the prrvate sector. seeator mikulski vows to keep fighting for women. we've got a long way to go. i mean this is 2012 and you'd think at times it's 1812. but revolution. ann we'lllfight in the bill needed 60 votes... it only got 52. women earn about earned by men... that's according to the u-s census bureau. construction begins on a new school in north baltimore... that's been years in the making. making."2..1... wohhoo" wohoo." on tuesday... there was a ceremonial ground breaking for the new waverly elementary and middle school.the 22-million dollar facility will be built pn elllrslle avenue.residents were prommsed fundiig from the state as far back as the late 19-90's to build the school, &pbut residents and advocaaes hhd to lobby the city school system and thh state to make good on that promise. promises have een mad

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among those attending, governor martin o'malley, senator cardin and barbara mikulski. roosevelt leftwich is live at the corner of charles and pratt. have thing's eased up. >> reporter: the streets that were closed are back open. as you can see, this is pratt street right at charles. it's very, very heavy traffic. most of it is rush hour. there were so many ways people had to get around that it cause lad lot of slow and heavy traffic. take a look at some of the pictures we shot earlier. these is lombard street. what happened was all the trucks had to go around. the cars were backed up. it was difficult for people to get around the closures involved south charles street and light street. light street was kept open until just before the president's arrival and they closed it off and closed a lot of the traffic until about a quarter to 3:00. the president was inside the hotel for about an hour and a half. the motorcade left about 4:30. what you're seeing are the leftovers. if you're waiting for someone to come home and they're coming from downtown baltimore, it's going to

democratic senator barbara mikulski of maryland is the sponsor of t she and others say while advancementse been made, there is still a lot of work to be done. the bill would require employers to prove differences in pay are based on qualifications and not gender. >> for some reason, it is acceptable that women do not need to be paid as much as men for the exact same work. this is unacceptable. >> republican presidential nominee mitt romney has not said if he supports the paycheck fairness act. president obama said senate republicans put partisan politics ahead of american women and their families. >>> coming up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york. look like the super rich are making less. >> and as we go to break, dull and boring are joining forces to become one dynamic tour imdraw. the town of boring, oregon has become a sister city with dull, scotland. scotland. do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! e where ? we're back with more. it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. why we got a subaru. love wherever the road

barbara mikulski sponsored a failed to legislation. >> when i got and talk to my constituents, they say to me, they're mad as hell and they do not want to take it anymore. if they go to school and get the job, they do the job, they want to be paid for their jobs and we agree with them. >> democrats fell short of the 60 votes needed to move the measure forward. the paycheck fairness act would have barred companies from retaliating against employees who inquire about their pay and would allow workers to seek punitive damages. opponents contend the bill would open the door to more lawsuits against employers. president obama did get some good news on the war on terrorism. the u.s. military confirmed the second in command was killed in a drone strike in pakistan. abu yahya al libi helped transform al qaeda into a terrorist movement, winning converts all the world. jury selection resumes on the gerry sandusky sex abuse trial. nine jurors were chosen today. the former penn state assistant football coach faces 52 criminal counts for alleged sexual abuse of 10 boys. jurors are being picked from

the new - modern version features an empress, senator barbara mikulski,,and sse's well aware ---the suith no, no more. we are just not going to take it anymore. when i go out and talk to my constituents they say to me, mikulski formulated her bill aroundda study that found women earn just 77 cents for every ddllar men earn. but the passage. for the democratic party, the intent waa to send a message: democrats support women and republican's don't. james sherk]sot in 19:02:30 "it sounds warm and fuzzy." james sherk [pronounced shirk]has looked well beyond "warm and fuzzy" and who can be against paycheck fairness. sherk says not only would it open the door for a trial lawyers feast -- the bill would have the opposiie effect. [james sherk]sot in 19:04:47 "you would ctually see the wages of women go down ecause buying liability insurance to defend themselves against these lawsuits."trt=:07 [graphic]that 'dog and pony' show on tuesday cost taxpayers dollars. yup, we spend nearly o 3 million dollars a day to national taxpayers union found that if the house and some other agencies congress relie

democrats, including senator barbara mikulski, vow to keep fighting. >> i am putting these back on, and i am come back-ready to keep on fighting. >> today, what our republican colleagues have said once again is no, no to a bill that closes loopholes in a system that allows for a discrimination. they said no to creating a strong incentives for employers to obey the laws that are in place, and they said no to strengthening federal outreach enforcement efforts on behalf of all women. they did agree to one thing. they said yes to maintaining the status quo. >> according to u.s. census, women earned 77 cents or less for every dollar earned by men. the bill needed 60 votes to pass and received 52. an historic win in wisconsin could give a boost to republicans nationally as the governor fence off a recall. scott walker will keep his job after he defeated milwaukee mayor tom barrett. it could have implications for the presidential election. hallie jackson has more on what this could mean in november. >> gop supporters hope that scott walker's win will help mitt romney's chances, but democrats a

. >> ever since the but 2009 metro crash, barbara mikulski and other members of the congressional delegation have been pushing for tougher federal oversight. today, they got a, a newly passed bill only meeting president obama's signature. it puts metro safety in the hands of the department of transportation. every day to get to her job julia takes public transit. she admits ever since the deadly 2009 crash leaving nine dead, safety is always a concern. >> i was supposed to take the train a couple minutes before that happened. i decided to take the bus. it was crazy to know that something like that could happen. >> the bill includes new powers for the federal government to oversee metro safety nationwide. today, some say that the washington metropolitan area transit authority it's a bad rap. >> put yourself in their position, over about 2000 rail cars, 5000 buses. that is a hard thing every day. >> i am not as down on metro as a lot of people. >> even though they think they doing relatively good job considering it is the second busiest transit station in the nation, they like the idea of more

and that is in a bill sponsored by maryland senator barbara mikulski which is in a congressional conference committee right now and looks like it might actually make it out. >>> for the first time ever in the u.s., an official in the roman catholic church has been found guilty after crime for covering up allegations of child sex abuse. he's monsignor william lynn of philadelphia, convicted of child endangerment. prosecutors say lynn helped predatory priests stay in the ministry while keeping the public in the dark. the jury acquitted lynn of a second endangerment count and a conspiracy charge. >>> a firefighter on his way home from work rescued a woman from a burning home. captain william moreland saw flames coming from the home in centreville. neighbors told him a woman was still inside. he went in and found the woman, put an iv in her home, sitting in a hospital chair. he and three neighbors picked her up and got her out. >> just came downstairs and yelled fire. >> i'm just thankful i decided to come this way to come home and give a helping hand to the folks that were in there. >> two hom

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maryland senator barbara mikulski was one of the lawmakers behind the push. >> i am putting my lipstick back on and i am combat ready to keep on fighting. >> the bill was 8 votes of passing and opponents claim it would cause hardships for businesses. >>> and later this morning, a motion hearing in the case of private first class bradley manning set for 9 a.m. at fort meade. he is accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. and the his legal team is seeking dismissel of 10 counts against him. >>> more on a developing story we brought you on good morning maryland tuesday. five men now in custody in howard county after police say they set up a meth lab. it appears one of the men was being honest with us when he interviewed with only abc2 news after police busted the hotel meth lab. abc2 news sherrie johnson has more on the interview with one of the charged men. >> reporter: five men are behind bars after manufacturing methamphetamine in their hotel room. ab cra. 2 news talked to a hotel guest in a exclusive interview that turned out to be the 5th suspect arrested in this case. th

>> the supporters are senate democrats led in this case by barbara mikulski, senator from maryland, who is the longest serving woman in the senate. and they say that the willy ledbetter act which is one of the first items of legislation that became law under president obama only really addressed a narrow legal question about the statute of limitations for gender-based pay discrimination and that broader measures are needed to bring the rate of pay up to where men are. >> and who's opposed to the measure and can you briefly tell us what their reasons might be? >> well, one of the issues that the business community has is that there are several provisions of the measure that they seem to say go far beyond where you would necessarily think you would need to go to get it so that men and women earn the same amount of money. there's some concerns about possible litigation costs that could rise as a result of this as well. >> senate republicans say they have their own bill. how does it differ from the democrats' measure? >> we haven't honestly seen all that many details on what the republican

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and right now on that subject of critical infrastructure senators jon kyl, sheldon whitehouse, barbara mikulski are trying to work on this compromise effort to bring the two sides together on what's the best way to secure critical infrastructure; power plants, you know, telecommunications networks. so there was a draft circulated of what that compromise looks like. >> guest: right. >> host: at this point still really early, but it did kind of lay out a framework of where they're going, and the u.s. chamber of commerce said they didn't like what they saw. iti, another trade group in the tech industry also voiced some concerns about it. what are your thoughts on that? >> guest: well, that -- we are applauding the effort by those senators to try to find a balanced approach to how you deal with the critical infrastructure in this country and insuring that it's protected against the kind of cyber threats that we know exist. it has to be balanced, you have to make sure that it is not overly regulatory, you have to make sure that there are the right protections there, and you have to insure that indus

> reporter: with the women's vote viewed as key in november, democrats like maryland senator barbara mikulskiwith a bull they say is crucial. >> equal pay, i just want to say again, is not only a woman's issue. ments a family issue. >> reporter: at issue, the democratic backed paycheck fairness act. supports say it allows women greater ability to sue if they are not getting equal pay for equal work. >> for some reason, it is acceptable that women do not need to be paid as much as men for the exact same work. and this is unacceptable. >> when you look at the wage gap, unfortunately, it still persists. with women now in many instances being the major bread winners in their families -- >> but republicans voted again the paycheck act arguing that equal pay issues are already covered by current laws and that the new bill allows government to intrude on a private company's pay practices. >> democrat says they like a strong economy. they just don't like business very much. >> reporter: just weeks ago, mitt romney courted the women's vote in chantilly, virginia telling the mostly female audience he i

vote on that was fifty two to forty seven and this bill was brought forward by maryland senator barbara mikulski and it's designed to fill in any loopholes from previous equal pay laws previous laws include the lilly ledbetter fair pay act of two thousand and nine thousand acted to ensure that females can fight for their right to equal pay and gave women a time frame to sue their employer for pay discrimination but there is still a lot of gaps that companies could use to keep the salary gap the way that it's been for decades and so that's where the paycheck fairness act comes in to plug all of these holes and it was drafted to ensure that women can investigate when they're being discriminated against discriminated against in the workplace it would force stronger penalties on employers to prevent them from violating those equal pay laws and would make it easier for women to sue their employers if they can prove that they've been a victim of pay discrimination it would also protect workers from getting canned if they discussed wagers with wages with their coworkers something that's already protect

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senator barbara mikulski. cordially i thought i was screwing up my bank accounts. it continued i kept calling. theft.it was identity fa i kept getting double charged. i falling figured out it was on the one account that was receiving social security direct deposit. it was only being done by the move in the social security direct deposit into bank's megafund, which i believe was illegal. but it happened at four different banks. i went to another bank. i thought it would be ok. vendor.a television than ther guest: these are regulated banks. you should go to the fdic website. you can ask for an investigation. if it is a bank they regulate, they will investigate for you. i'm sorry you had a problem. bank regulators should be alerted. no, i think we do need the federal reserve system. there is a question about whether there should be less discretion. there are questions about whether the fed had too much of a mandate. i did nothing they have performed as well in terms of the rule-writing. the fed itself, we need th

senator barbara mikulski. are originally, -- cordially i thought i was screwing up my bank accounts. it continued i kept calling. maybe it was identity theft. i kept getting double charged. my husband and i had separate accounts. i falling figured out it was on -- i finally figured out it was only on the one account that was receiving social security direct deposit. it was only being done by the move in the social security direct deposit into bank's mega fund, which i believe was illegal. but it happened at four different banks. you can imagine my, you know, craziness. i went to another bank. i thought it would be ok. it was a television vendor. -- i finally figured it out. it was one vendor, one television vendor. guest: these are regulated banks. you should go to the fdic website. you can ask for an investigation. if it is a bank they regulate, they will investigate for you. if not, they will refer it to the appropriate regulator. i'm sorry you had a problem. bank regulators should be alerted. no, i think we

maryland democrat barbara mikulski, the legislation's main sponsor, insisted the fight for equal pay will go on. >> women are mad as hell. they don't want to take it anymore. if they work hard, if they do the job, qualify for the job, have the same education, the same seniority, they want the same pay. they want it for themselves. we want it for them. >> sreenivasan: republican opponents, like minority leader mitch mcconnell of kentucky, argued the pay equity act would have unfairly burdened employers and created more legal action. >> this issue is about rewarding plaintiffs' lawyers for filing lawsuits. we think it is a wrong way to go about dealing with this issue. but we don't think america suffers from a lack of litigation. we have a jobless problem. we have a debt problem. we have a deficit problem. we have a lot of problems. not enough lawsuits is not one of them. >> sreenivasan: president obama was a staunch supporter of the bill. republican presidential candidate mitt romney has yet to take a stand on the issue. on wall street today, stocks rebounded slightly from last week's

i have had the honor of serving with senator barbara mikulski. i want to thank my colleagues that are here from the house of representatives for they're incredible work on behalf of the american people. this is a good day for the american people. the one -- they won today. the decision affirms the proper role for the congress of the united states. it allows us to move forward with quality, affordable health care for all americans. healthcare is a right, not a privilege. you're able to continue to move forward. it allows us to move forward with the reforms to protect consumers against the practices of insurance companies that would deny them coverage, pre- existing conditions that allow families to keep their children on their insurance policies until age 26 and allows us to continue to expand medicare coverage, the coverage gap for prescription drugs and wellness exams for our seniors. let's move forward with quality health care for all americans and do it in a more affordable, cost-effective way. this is good for the taxpayers of our country. th

senator barbara mikulski, democrat from maryland says, it really is a problem that compounds itself.listen to her. >> it affects your social security. it affects your pension. it affects absolutely, absolutely everything. the negative impact multiplies. it is like compound interest. in reverse. it is compound disinterest. it is compounded unfairness. >> reporter: of course this is an election year. so you can already hear the commercials being prepared about senator so-and-so voting against women getting equal pay. and so make no mistake about it, in 2012, anything that goes on here on capitol hill does have an election component, jenna. jenna: talk a little bit about senator and so-and-so. what is the other side of the issue? why are some folks opposing the bill? >> republicans are against it. there are also business groups. u.s. chamber of commerce. they are saying that they are for equal pay for equal work but bottom line is they are saying that the winner in all this, if this goes through is the trial lawyers who will get to file many more lawsuits, they say. this could have a cr

barbara mikulski, the senator from maryland who is the longest-serving woman. they may say that the lilly ledbetter act, which was one of the first items of legislation that became law under president obama, only just a narrow question about the statute of limitations for gender-based pay discrimination, and broader measures are needed to bring the rate of pay up to where men are. >> who is opposed to the measure? continued also the reasons might be. >> one of the reasons that the business community has is that there are several provisions of the measure that they seem to say go far beyond where you would necessarily think you would need to go to get so that men and women are paid the same amount of money. there are some concerns about possible litigation costs that could be a result of this as well. >> senate republicans say they have their own bill. how does this differ from the democrats mr.? >> we have not seen all that many details on what the republican counterproposal might be. apparently because we don't expect that's because this is a procedural vote o

right now on that subject of the critical infrastructure, senator john kyl, senator whitehouse, barbara mikulski are trying to work on this compromise effort to bring the two sides together on what is the best way to secure the critical infrastructure power plants telecommunications networks. so, those drafts circulated as what that compromise looks like at this point it is early but a kind of lay out the framework of where they are going and the u.s. chamber of commerce said they didn't like what they saw. other trade groups in the industry also raised some concerns about it. what are your thoughts on that? >> we are applauding the efforts by those senators to try to find a balanced approach to how you deal with the critical infrastructure in this country and ensuring that it is protected against the cyber threats we know exist. has to be balanced. you have to make sure that it is not overly regulatory. you have to make sure there are great protections and make sure that the industry technologies can be deployed. that out when i am sure will change. i can't support that provision because we hav

here is the bill's sponsor a maryland senator, barbara mikulski, talking about the bill after the vote. we'r not >> we thank you for your vote and your voice. i just want youp to know thate in though we lost the vote today we are not going to give up on sadder this vote. it is a very sad day here in the w united states senate, but it is aomue t saturday everyday when paycheck day comes and women continue to make less than men.onsider, we are sorry that this vote occurred, strictly on party lines.il under your effort to reconsider, we hope to bring this bill up again. 49 th we hope to forge a bipartisan vote. i just want to say this youqual know, we are coming up on the t 49tho anniversary of equal pay for equalda work. we are not going to let this rule bill by in parliamentary s entanglement. the majority should rule. the majority should rule in the aro united states senate. i justun want to say this in theon she words of abigail adams. forge john adams and all the guys were sitting around writing the constitution. she wrote him a letter and said, y don't forget the ladies. get and the

first bill as president of the united states, he handed the first pen of that signing to senator barbara mikulski it was entirely appropriate. no one has dedicated more of her professional and public life to this cause of justice than senator mikulski. it's been nearly 50 years after the passage of the equal pay act and we have to ask ourselves, well, how are things going in america when it comes to equal pay? it turns out that when it comes to the managerial positions, women and men, women make 81 cents for every dollar paid to a man when they're managers in a business. according to the u.s. census bureau, the gap grows even larger, 77 cents, for your daughter as opposed to a dollar for your son when you look at te entire working population. as a father of a daughter and a son, that is unfair. according to the joint economic committee, women in my state of illinois on average person 78 cents for every dollar paid to a man. what does that add to over a lifetime? over $480,000 in wages that are denied to women for doing exacty the same work as a man. money that can be used to pay te mortgage, to b

chair there is no one in this body that has a reputation for a bigger and better fighter than barbara mikulski, the senator from maryland, senior senator from maryland, and i entered the motion to reconsider the vote because i want the fight to continue. ms. mikulski: well, i would like to respond to the majority leader. we want to fight, too. we thank you for your vote and your voice. i just want you to know that although we lost the vote today, we're not going to give up on this vote. it is a very sad day here in the united states senate, but it's a sadder day every day when paycheck day comes and women continue to make less than men. we are sorry that this vote occurred districtly on party lines. under your effort to reconsider, we hope to bring this bill up again. we hope to forge a bipartisan vote. but i just want to say this. you know, we're coming up on the 49th anniversary of equal pay for equal work. we're not going to let this bill day in parliament entanglements. the majority should rule in the united states senate. and i just want to say this in the words of abigail adams. while jo