the current chair of the board of regents is richard bloom. richard lum is someone who i see as a very conflicted individual on one hand he has a free tibet bumper sticker on the back of his b.m.w. he has said on several occasions that he is a passionate advocate for the abolition of nuclear weapons on the other hand he was deeply invested in the your ass corporation and creamy corporation both of whom received construction contracts to rebuild iraq after u.s. imperial forces leveled that country on the other hand richard long as the chairman of the board of regents who is managing the national nuclear weapons labs a lot of business connections a good man for example arnold schwarzenegger's personal financier paul wachter who is second only to his wife in terms of people who have of influence and sway over governor schwarzenegger. paul walker there is a new saying regent it's that sort of connection that gets people appointed and you see a region. the large body of people at the university are we see us everything said asking them and trying to

i have no idea how it would work together. >> the chairman of the board of regents is promising an open and fair process. but at the end of the day, this is what it is about. i think our board understands that and that is what we will expect to do. >> the next public hearing is expected next friday at college park. the final report is expected to be completed sometime by mid december. but is now we think of the merger. you can go to our web site and click on education a lawyer. -- education alert. >> clearing skies across the region tonight as high pressure begins to build and on the storm that was with us for most of the -- most of the week pulls away from us. there are still sprinkles that are like enhanced. cool air coming across the great lakes. babies and snow showers in cooler locations just to the north end at west. temperatures are cooling. statewide we are seeing a serious drawback to the 40's. oakland is doubt in the mid 30's for most of the day. there are going below freezing tonight in western maryland. 53 degrees in downtown baltimore and 51 at annapolis. you can see the ch

i don't know how it would work together. >> the chairman of the board of regents is promising a fair of the day it is not about politics other than doing what's in the best interests of the citizens of the state of maryland. i think our board understands that. that's what we can continue to do. >> tim tooten, wbaltv. >> let us know what you think of the merger. go to www.wbaltv.com and click on "education alert." >> the economy may be scary to some folks, but still a lot of folks sparking up -- looking into halloween decorations. >> a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> as the technical industry changes, the stand-alone g.p.s. devices will fade out. most smart phones have g.p.s. technology. tablet computers which can do more than handle reading will likely take on the function of magazines and books. low end cameras will be replaced by high-tech options. not a surprise. >> the airlines are rolling out what they call economy comfort creating three extra inches of leg room in the first three to five rows. they will run you an extra $19.95 per ticket, not per inch. >> the e

. >> the board of regents to both sites should give the process time to worry. >> we have not made any preconceived notions or conditions. this is really open form. we want all the information we can get. that we will sit down and make a decision. but to can expect strong reaction from college park as well. that is where the next meeting is scheduled on friday. you can hear more on this in terms of recommendation before christmas. >> some very interesting proposal. the event of a national cyber attack, maryland officials want to make sure the state and the country are protected. >> that is what these guys are doing here. there are competing. there are showing real life skills to use every day to help defend our nation, state, and corporations that work for pure >> there are taking a cyber challenge in downtown baltimore. there are competing for up to $100,000 in prizes and scholarships. >> one of the most expensive cities in america is a little more than two hours from here. nestled in the appalachian mountains, you would think that the city would be anything but cheap. according to fo

charlie, we are here on the campus of university of maryland baltimore, where later today the board of regentsill hold a public hearing to try to decide whether or not it is a good idea to -- [ inaudible ] >> -- baltimore, now maryland senate president mike miller actually called for the study of whether it is feasible for the two largest research campuses in the state university system to merge. leaders are looking at the possibility of increased research funding coming in. right now again they are in the study phase of this process. and while the idea is being considered the community and some civic leaders have expressed concern that merging the university of maryland baltimore campus with college park will have a negative impact on the city of baltimore and the anchor roll provided by them. she is expected to speak today and the legislation has mandated the university of mare lanked maryland must issue a report on this. it takes place today -- [ inaudible ] >> -- lombard street. so far -- [ inaudible ] >> -- opinion one way or the other on what they think about the merger. >> [ inaudible ]

yes, charlie, we are here on lumbar street right in front of the campus and later today the board of regents will have a public hearing to try to decide whether or not to merge university of maryland college park and then university of maryland baltimore. the president mike miller called for the study of whether it is feasible for the two largest research campuses in the state to actually merge. leaders are looking at increased research funding coming in. while the idea is being considered the community and some civic leaders have expressed concern that merging the university of maryland's baltimore campus will have a negative impact on the city of baltimore and the anchor roll proceeded by them on the west side. the mayor's break is expected to speak today. the legislation has mandated the university of maryland must issue a report on this study by december 15th. now the hearing takes place this afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 at the university of maryland baltimore located here at 621 west lombard street. so far the university of maryland college park has not issued an opinion one way or the o

the board of regents was going to come up with a study. they want to see the potential of whether or not it's a good idea to merge the university of maryland baltimore here with the university of maryland college park. maryland senate president mike miller called for this study to see if it's feasible for the two largest research campuses in the state university system to merge. leaders are basically looking at increased research funding that could be coming in. the community and some civic leaders have expressed concern that merging the two will have a negative impact on the city of baltimore. balance more city's mayor is expected to speak at the hearing today. the legislation has mandated that the university of maryland must issue a report on this study by december 15. this hearing takes place this afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 at the university of maryland baltimore campus at 621 west lombard street. so far the university of maryland college park has not given an opinion how they feel about this merger. we'll have to see how this hearing t

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a group of protesters interrupted a university of california board of regents meeting to demand the schools sever ties with the nation's nuclear weapons program. and. welcome back to cross talk on peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about the possible death of a currency. ok i'd like to go back to jeff in dublin there's a lot of talk about the european financial stability facility and possibly pumping it up to two to three trillion euros now what is the logic of going into so much debt to pay off debts i mean at what point does it become vile because and also can ask the same thing and i can ask the same question about austerity i mean how can austerity bring prosperity go ahead. yeah well i agree that austerity in the in the cases of the countries for the most part with one or two exceptions who are following it is not going to bring prosperity but debt following debt is a long standing idea i mean you've got guys like badgett of the economists you've got our charles can goldberger who are probably the best history of busts you've got you can interpret keynes in minsky this way alway

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a group of protesters interrupted a university of california board of regents meeting to demand the school's severed ties with the nation's nuclear weapons program. here with the line from moscow at six thirty pm these are top stories. over a thousand palestinian prisoners in exchange for one is the island soldier glocks will be returned home after a massive media campaign but other israelis who have family members missing for years ask what about that. law and disorder a new york police officers could face punishment for harsh tactics used against and to call for campaigners on wall street. and move or be moved the deadline approaches for kosovo and serves to leave their border barricades after a demand by nato for the protesters to stand firm. next up close in your group since given his first major interview since confirming he's running for president again he outlined to russian t.v. networks why you want a return to the kremlin and his vision of the country's course if he gets the job. good afternoon again good afternoon i am open to your questions mr putin the latest convention of the u

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board of trustees. he is a former member of the board of regents of the university system of maryland and the united statesle a can of the. -- naval academy. [applause] >> thank you very much. it seems to work a lot better now that the students have gotten it warm up. thank you very much for that introduction. thank you for your leadership. taylor is a member of the school board. she is a very important young lady in the. -- indeed. i know you are very proud of that young lady. we have a proud parent sitting in front here. but police so. -- rightfully so. we have a number of leaders in this county. i want to introduce the president of our board of commissioners. thank you for being here. and a member of the board of county commissioners is also here. is ruben here yet? he just left. i have heard that story before. [laughter] we will catch him next time. my good friend rex, the sheriff is here. i understand delegate wilson will be on his way. we thank him for that. the chairman of the democratic central commission is here. [applause] virginia benedict, a former chair of the democratic committee. [applause]

mary's college board of trustees and is also a former member of the board of regents for the universityem of maryland. he also served on the u.s. naval academy board of visitors. ladies and gentlemen, the hon. steady hoyer. -- steny hoyer. [applause] >> thank you very, very much. it seems to work a lot better now that the students have warmed this up for me. thank you very much for that introduction. thank you for your leadership. taylor is a member of the school board, so she is a very important young lady indeed. you are her mom? all right. i know you are very proud of that young lady. proud parents sitting in front here, and rightfully so. we also have a number of leaders in this county that i want to introduce. the president of our board of county commissioners, thank you, candace for being here. ken robinson, a member of the board of county commissioners as also here. is reuben here yet? i have his name down. >> he just laughed. >> yeah, right. i have heard that story before. he said, "he is about to speak, so i am out of here." the shirt of charles county is here. -- the sherriff.

providing when is the pallet rather than count on the generosity of the local administration but now that their real regent is on boardshe's terrified that her relocation idea will strike other unfortunate families the local authorities have her there over one million dollars to buy drugs for peta richard last till the end of next year this is a huge life saving for the boys' parents and doctors but that very reluctant to talk about that they're not superstitious this think we're brave the parents of. children with the same condition from a lot of generous regions of russia tried to move their kids here and in russia the hunter syndrome is still is it called lottery so what is cancer on. treatment the power the gravy on the number of children for completing. a million dollars every year at this exorbitant price tag will be attached to it is live for the rest of his days and while local officials say they're committed to providing his treatment for as long as it takes they say it's already testing the limits of the regional budget to keep the use other regions have already experienced this once they started treating th

treatment providing when is the policy rather than count on the generosity of the local administration but now did their real regent is on board she's terrified that her relocation idea will strike other unfortunate families the local authorities have her there over one million years dollars to buy drugs for peta richard last till the end of next year this is a huge lifesaving news for the boy's parents and his doctors but they get very reluctant to talk about that they're not superstitious this brave the parents of children with the same condition from the last generous regions of russia tried to move their kids here and in russia the hunter syndrome is it called low. pettis cancer is on continuing treatment the by the green deal on the number of children for completing. since the city of moscow started providing treatment for this rare condition a few years ago the number of patients has tripled mainly through migration and it will continue to rise cessna's on the me unless russia introduces countrywide coverage for hunter syndrome his son was the first in russia to get the drug she believes all six children should be entitl