bob macdonald will sign the bill into law by the end of the week. the councilwoman apologizing for bad behavior behind the wheel. she was going more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway of last wednesday. officers tried to puller over but she kept going. when she was finally stopped she was belligerent. the councilman got a $90 a ticket for unsafe lane change and a warning for speeding. she issued a statement saying she was laid for an appointment and that she regrets the entire incident. >> 91 cause giving us more insight into what happens in the moments after a deadly shooting in an ohio high school. >> called on. where is the shooting? >> the cafeteria. >> three students died and two others are hospitalized. a lawyer described him as someone who sticks to himself but have some friends. he did not attend the high school boy waited there to take the box to another school. >> we are looking at 40 degrees outside. >> a new candidate hopes to claw his way to the top of the virginia senate race. he will meet hank the cat. >> first we have another chec

. >> some women say today's announcement by governor bob macdonald is a small victory but the debate is far from over. in a stunning about-faced, pro- life governor bob mcdonnell remove the mandate that women seeking abortions undergo the trend vaginal ultrasound first. >> i don't think it should be required. if you want the choice, you should be put to, but it is nobody else's business. >> keeping the procedure between the patient and doctor is what the governor is aiming to do, announcing today, "i believe there is no need to direct a statute that further invasive of% procedures be done. mandating an invasive procedure in order to give informed consent is not a proper role for the state." >> i think it is a step in the right direction. >> many women feel it does not go far enough. in the legislation passed by the virginia house of delegates there is a requirement doctors perform the extra zero ultrasound a pre abortion pre requisite that as garnered national attention. >> it is extremely invasive. >> and it is uncomfortable. advocates from both sides way what roles politics play in

virginia republican give bob macdonald and former congressman j. krfpc. watts. at 3:00 it is cnn state of the union. they welcome the maryland governor martin o'malley of the democratic governors so, and virginia governor bob macdonald. also former o.m.b. director. and house intelligence committee chairman mike rodgers. at 4:00 here "face the nation" from cbs. today they talk with candidate newt gingrich and the former republican mayor of new york city rudy giuliani. re-airs of the talk shows begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," 1:00 this week, 2:00 fox news sunday, 3:00 cnn state of the union and 4:00 "face the nation" from cbs. l to them all on c-span radio in the washington, d.c. area on the iphone or blackberry on slight tkhrapbl 119 or c-span.org. host: we have the author of this donkeys" and thank you for being with us. guest: good morning. thanks for having me again. host: as you look at some lessons and write about this from the tea party and what the democrats can take from it what are some of your conclusions? guest: if you look at what i wrote

bob macdonald has already promised to sign it. >> help is on the way for millions of americans hurt by the housing crisis. the federal government reached a settlement with the largest bank. that would mean billions of dollars going back to the home owners. rebecca cooper live with this story. >> maryland would be one of the biggest recipients of this payout. when he announced the agreement with the federal government and the banking industry, federal -- president obama said it will not only help the individual, but the entire american economy. today a long side other maryland officials, the attorney general gonged the agreement. here in prince george's county we're home owners have the largest foreclosure rate in the washington area, many had almost given up. >> i do not know how to get out of it. the >> it is terrifying when you are doing the right thing and making payments. >> new hope for everyone trying to keep their homes. maryland got the six highest paid out in the country. the five largest lenders agreeing to help over 1 million americans facing foreclosures. it is the largest

it came hours after governor bob macdonald withdrew his support. -- governor mcdonnell withdrew his support from it. >> several more robberies reported in the district last night and early this morning. police say more than 625 robberies across the city since the beginning of the year. many of the crimes have involve guns. d.c. police will address the residents' concerns during a community meeting. tonight it will be at -- middle school in northwest d.c. a search for a gunman after a double shooting in south peace foresters leave. still no word on the suspect modem, or his conditions. >> a wide-ranging effort to find out what you think about proposed fare increases. metro one's riders to fill out a survey on the web site. metro is considering a 5% fare hike and a flat rate system for paper fare cards. there will also be a series of public hearings starting monday in bethesda. you can find a list that wjla.com. >> 6 minutes past the hour this thursday morning. 46 in stafford. >> still ahead -- cracking down on rude riders how metro is dealing with hundreds of sexual harassment reports. >> si

at 8:30 we will speak to general -- virginia governor bob macdonald. the governor recently changed his position on a bill requiring women to get an ultrasound before getting an abortion. at 8:40, and how women are trending in 2012. "washington journal" live at 7:00 on c-span. >> louisiana governor is expected to reveal his proposal for balancing the state budget for the next is clear today. a budget of $900 million. in shreveport, it is mostly cloudy and 37 degrees at the airport. 38. you're listening to shreveport's news and weather station. >> next weekend, buttv and american history tv. saturday, starting at noon eastern on c-span to -- c-span2. the red river campaign of 1864. and then the look at the over 200,000 votes in the election house of the lsu shreveport archives. and a walking tour of shreveport and a butcher city. sunday, at 5:00 p.m. eastern, from the air force base look at the base's role from 9/11. also, a visit the founding fathers autographed collection in the louisiana museum and from the pioneer heritage center, medicine during the

bob macdonald. the governor chris christie.famous oakland county chair that you love -- let's see, brooks patterson. how could i forget brooks? rep eric nesbit. former state presented a of rocky rakowski. and attorney general, mike cox. i'm sorry to keep going to our state team, lowry and bob. and finally, thank you, kid rock. [applause] the last week, have been going along with mitt, and my son, tagg, too. we have been going all over this state. from the tip of the mid -- [laughter] >> be careful. >> i know, i'd better be careful. but what we have seen out there has broken my heart. i love michigan. i love mckeown. >> -- i love of michigan. >> we love you. [applause] >> i grew up drinking burners end tiger baseball. -- and tiger baseball. and what we saw were people hurting, people out of jobs. and then there was something else, they are so concerned about their children and why it is because of the debt we're going to give to our children. and we have had it. washington, here we come. we are going to take back america, and we

>> we're going to talk to the heads of the democratic and republican governors associations, bob macdonaldwhat's going on in the states. we had a swing state poll showing that mitt romney, when you put him up against president obama is the only competitive one at this moment in the swing states. we also have dick armey and tony perkins, tea party member and member of the religious right to ask them if mitt romney can under any circumstances ever be okay with them and we also want to talk to mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee about these really troubling remarks coming up about iran and israel and some other things that are out there, that seem a little worrisome. >> candy crowley thank you. keep it right here, "state of the union" with candy herself starts pretty soon, 9:00 a.m. eastern time. candy thank you. >>> an inspiration for the super bowl, the patriots are playing for more than just a trophy. we'll take you live to indianapolis, next. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run

. >> governor bob macdonald, also chairman of the governors association, thank you so much.ing performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> governors gathered for day two of their annual winter meeting. one topic, a limit in childhood hunger. among the guests were tom vilsack and representatives from walmart. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> all right, the meeting of the national governors' association education and early childhood development and work force is called to order. we will see some more filter in has the original meetings conclude which has been going on. i am the governor of arkansas and chairman of this committee and honored to be joined by our vice chairman, governor bill has learned from tennessee. together, i think we have enjoyed this committee over the last several months. a bit of housekeeping -- those of you who have yourself owns on, please put them on vibrate or silent or something else. we have one of our own weapons, the secretary of agriculture is a governor, too, or used to be a go

governor bob macdonald of virginia is the chairman of the virginia governor's association.s the river and across the bay, governor martin o'malley is the chairman of the democratic governors association. today is the first day of the governors' association winter meeting. we really appreciate and taking the time to join us today to take some questions from me and some questions from you in our audience. we're going to take questions throughout the morning. we are going to go an hour or so. i will intersperse those questions throughout rather than doing a hard pill that. you can join us on twitter. we hope you will. anyway, let's get going. we of governor mcdonald and governor o'malley with us. please join us up on stage. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you both governors for joining us. a special thanks to my home state governor, governor macdonell. >> to have the home field advantage? >> know, we are on neutral territory here in washington. governor o'malley was kind enough to join us. he was here for our first panel. this is quite an honor. >> glad i could help. >> anyw

then bob macdonald says would he thinks will be in the presidents budget request. >> hello, everybodyt weeks, we've seen signs that our economy is growing stronger and creating jobs at a faster clip. while numbers and figures will go up and down in the coming months, what cannot waver is our resolve to do everything in our power to keep stoking the fires of the recovery. and the last thing we should do is let washington stand in the way. you see, at the end of the month, taxes are set to go up on 160 million working americans. youou're one of them, then know better than anyone that the last thing you need right now is a tax hike. but if congress refuses to act, middle class taxes will go up. it's that simple. now, if this sounds familiar, it's because we've been here before. back in december, congress faced this exact same predicament. ultimately, thanks to your voices, they did the right thing -- but only after a great deal of bickering and political posturing that put the strength of our economy and the security of middle class families at risk. we can't go through that again. congr

morning from washington with virginia governor and chairman of the republican governors association bob macdonaldrtly after 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will also hear from three gop presidential candidates. rick santorum is the that 10:25 a.m. eastern. mitt romney is just before 1:00 p.m. and newt gingrich will be there just after 4:00 p.m. >> in fewer than 60 days, effective april 1, 2012, japan will lower its combined corporate rates to 38%. that will leave the united states with the highest corporate tax rate in the entire industrialized world. this dubious distinction will make it more challenging to attract businesses at home where we need jobs. >> thscene tax law made is like seeing sausage made. you just do not want to see it. >> it is time to work collectively to support a more coherent and equitable tax policy and corporate taxation structure. >> this week, the house ways and means took up corporate tax policy and how to encourage investment and job growth by lowering tax rates and eliminating special tax breaks. follow the does caution online at the video library at c- span.org/videolibrary.

at 8:30, we will speak with governor bob macdonald, who is participating in this weekend's meeting. the government changed his position regarding a bill in his state requiring women to get an ultrasound before having an abortion. then pollster celinda lake on the history of women voters and how women are trending in 2012. "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. all this weekend, we're bringing you coverage from the national governors' association meeting in washington. we continue tomorrow morning with discussions examining efforts to end childhood hunger. among the guests, -- later, a special committee on homeland's security and public safety will explore the role of the national guard. fema administrator will be a part of the coverage beginning at 930 -- 9:30. in his weekly address, president obama calls for the development of the new energy sources in addition to increase oil production in the united states. then, kay bailey hutchison talks about energy policy, citing high gas prices and urges legislation passed by the house she says would help boost job growth. >> h