i want to thank delegates kirk cox and chris jones for their leadership. in this budget, i'm recommending you put another $30 million in the mental health funding. we must transition more individuals from institutions to community-based care. it is the right thing to do for them and for their families. [ applause ] >> medicaid funding has increased 1,600% over the last 29 years. during the 2011 session, substantial ways to improve the quality, cost effectiveness and integrity of the program were enacted. this will allow state government to better manage our medicaid expenses while ensuring virginians receive the high-quality health care that they need. you arrive here tonight, ladies and gentlemen, and i think particularly pitiful time in the life of virginia and the life of our nation. the world around us isncredible. gone are the old regimes in iraq and libya and egypt and india. facebook and twitter texts which replaced e-mails which replaced phone calls. iphones rule. products and procedures get obsolete quickly. even one-term governors, but not too qu

appearance since retiring at the end of last season however there are diamond so the defenders chris smalling and phil jones both rio ferdinand is set to return. what chelsea are in action against sunderland at coach on the a.b.'s more us state of the club won't be selling frank. gary cahill is set to undergo a medical as a low. you will be joining the longer this from bolton blues are currently in fourth place in the table but are eleven points behind the current leaders manchester city so in desperate need of all three points. elsewhere on loan robbie keane could make his aston villa bow. post an injury to his efforts inside google's one hundred debut to new signing darron gibson elsewhere robotham blank take on full i'm fresh from signing a new deal steven gerrard he'll lay down a little paul as bay welcome stove time west brom with just two wins at home so far they ignore age of nine from the table. and staying with football and real madrid head coach was a merino says he won't be making any changes to his squad during the transfer window aside from the spanish capital company have a five point lead ove

retiring since returning from retirement last summer however there were doubts over defenders chris smalling and phil jones rio ferdinand is set to return one of them chelsea will have on the rise sunderland manager under a large western states because of what the selling revealed of frank part while bolton defender gary cahill is in london to undergo a medical as he looks to join the london side chelsea currently fourth but eleven points behind leaders manchester city and are desperately in need of all three points while elsewhere on loan robbie keane could make his ballot aston villa that he has enjoyed it ever since. and the toughies could also a hundred day view new signing darron gibson elsewhere robots of blackburn take them to call him fresh from signing a new long term deal steven gerrard will leave at liverpool as they welcome back to stoke west brom we've just chilled out when so far and currently ninth. all over in spain well madrid coach jones a merino says he won't be making any changes to his squad during the january transfer window where i'll have a five point lead over arch rivals barcelona

host: chris jones says the right to intellectual property is granted in a limited sense in the constitutiono encourage creative effort. guest: that is right. sometimes policymakers confuse the desire to protect companies from the constitutional mandate. the constitutional mandate does not say we want to protect copyright industry. it says it will grant to offers for a limited time the exclusive rights to their works to promote the full review useful science and art. we give content creators to use and promote their content to incentivize additional content that would be created to benefit society. we could argue the internet itself has promoted arts and science in a way that has been unprecedented. we have to find a way that balances the interests of all the stakeholders. the constitution does say the rights of copyright owners is limited. the first amendment also limits the ability of copyright owners to exclusively used their works. we allow for things like parity , circulating news clips, and personal use because of the first amendment. host: let's go to a republican in oklahoma. i think

if host: another comment on twitter, chris jones writes -- jake sherman, is that a sentiment you hear from many members of congress right now? guest: yes. the bigger problem is the two sides don't agree on what is good for the country. that was the idea in trying to do large-scale deficit plan, lock arms with the president and jump out of the boat, as john boehner said. they tried to do that. the pressure even at his own leadership table, john boehner had other leaders that did not agree with him. they have taken on medicare and medicaid and social security and they got very criticized for that. that is the sentiment be here. there are very few areas of agreement on large issues like medicare and medicaid, social security, and tax policy. eric cantor said election may be the only thing to solve that. host: michele, democratic caller in dallas, tx. caller: the thing that bothers me in the process is the people making the decisions of forgotten about the people. we are talking about balancing the budget and doing tax cuts, but we are not looking at what is good for the 1%. you cannot cu

if host: another comment on twitter, chris jones writes -- jake sherman, is that a sentiment you hearrom many members of congress right now? guest: yes. the bigger problem is the two sides don't agree on what is good for the country. that was the idea in trying to do large-scale deficit plan, lock arms with the president and jump out of the boat, as john boehner said. they tried to do that. the pressure even at his own leadership table, john boehner had other leaders that did not agree with him. they have taken on medicare and medicaid and social security and they got very criticized for that. that is the sentiment be here. -- we hear. there are very few areas of agreement on large issues like medicare and medicaid, social security, and tax policy. eric cantor said election may be the only thing to solve that. host: michele, democratic caller in dallas, tx. caller: the thing that bothers me in the process is the people making the decisions of forgotten about the people. we are talking about balancing the budget and doing tax cuts, but we are not looking at what is good for the 1%. you

chris cillizza is managing editor of the post politics.com and david corn from mother jones. analysts. chris, you first. this game of cat and mouse that this guy has created here, because it's never been created before. everyone assumes you have to show your tax returns. it shows you have done your tax returns. everybody has them. you can't be a legal citizen in this country without tax returns. we know he has them. we know they exist. he refuses to show them. there's only reason reason he doesn't want to show them. he doesn't want to. why? >> chris, i agree with you. i mean, i've been baffled. you showed the bit from cnn last night, but on monday night, romney was asked the same thing and he again fumbled. which is odd to me. this is a guy who is quite good as a debater. he had to know it was coming. if he didn't know it was coming monday, he definitely knew it was coming last night. and yet, he still kind of struggled with it. i think it has to do with him being uncomfortable in some way about his wealth, although we know he's rich. what it makes it look like, chris, and yo

. >> chris: that's nott what they say, sir. forgive me, sir. tom yetracey jones0 percent raise while bain owned the plant and they say they were talking about the people who four years later shut down the plant and not talking about mitt romney. they were given money to do the interview. >> guest: you only see part of their transscript in the film and entire video. i determined they were talking about bain >> chris: how can they talk about bain when bain sold it a year before. >> guest: they said i wish bain would have left us alone. they were running as a fine company. what romney and bain did typically load companies with debt and take management fees and so they couldn't survive in the long term. if they went out of the business. >> chris: no, the new owners moved the plant and the business is still running from florida to wisconsin. >> guest: it is a typical example like gmsi steel, chris did not watch our movie. it extolls the virtues of capitolism. the whole argument is balony. >> chris: we have a couple of minutes lt, mr. tyler. are you aware that newt gin

jones made a mistake. jimmy smith right there to recover. ravens cash in. flacco to chris wilson, a touchdown.he rookie quarterback for used and was poised at time but he made plenty of work to mistakes. picked off by lardarius webb. the offense was spinning its wheels. 10 yards there to anquan boldin. foster rush for over 100 yards against the ravens in a playoff game. the ravens won ugly. john harbaugh was appreciative of having a home game and delivering for the city. >> how much the ravens mean to baltimore and how much the fans mean to the players. it was epitomizing that game last night. it was a tough game. it was a typical 2001 baltimore ravens type of a football game. our fans were right in there fighting the hallway. >> by any means necessary. on saturday night, another installment of the road to indianapolis. gerry sandusky and myself will have all you need to know about sunday's championship game. make sure to tune in. >> feeling good about it? >> this team has a way. >> some hotels get together on their own website. >> the possibility for more red light and speed cameras in baltim

jones must punt in the first quarter. it was recovered by jimmy smits. they knocked their way in with a surprise pass. joe flacco found chris wilson -- i know a lot of fans were wondering who chris wilson is. it gave them a 7-3 lead. three interceptions on various web, who had a pro bowl, caliber season. the ravens had everything going their way on the defensive front. offensively, he could not ask for much more than that first quarter. they had a 17-3 lead, but in the playoffs nosebleeds like that do not usually last. -- leads like that do not usually lasts. at halftime, 17-13. but in the fourth quarter, the fourth turnover for the texans. when you win the turnovers, you win the game. a. securing the victory. -- ed. securing the game. >> and just shows how much the fans mean to the players and to the coaches and the organization. it was a tough game. it was a ratings gain, i guess. a typical -- a raven's game, i guess. a typical 2011 baltimore ravens game. and our fans were fighting with the team -- right there with the team the whole way. >> john harbaugh said ed reed is ok after injuring his ankle. he will be able to pla

around a muffed punt by the texans jacoby jones allowing baltimore to run the table early on joe flacco taking advantage of a short field to find tight end chris wilson for a seven to three lead the texans made a game of it but rookie quarterback t.j. yates had three interceptions and couldn't deliver when it mattered most to the ravens winning twenty to thirteen they now face a patriots team when they crushed thirty three to fourteen back in the two thousand and nine clay on the back of his new england no doubt remember that embarrassing home loss in the wild card round the patriots don't play nothing like that seam of a few years ago absolutely demolishing the denver broncos at the weekend tom brady throwing six touchdown passes to tie the postseason record in a forty five to ten rom. the three time champion seven now won nine straight games and ended a three game playoff win the streak and some style new england the only high octane are offensive team still in the hunt after both the new orleans saints and the green bay packers crashed out with over in the n.f.c. the san francisco forty nine ers came out firing against the saints with alex

jones and coach royal. >> charles: how about that? pupil and coach. played for him on the 1964 arkansas national championship team. >> gus: arkansas will send it away. kansas state with tramaine thompson and chris. thompson. play down. and that ambrose making the tackle. don't forget coming up is the at&t post-game show. kevin, marcus and daryl. the post-game wrap-up and also the trophy presentation. collin klein back in. power run game pretty much eliminated now because of time for kansas state. make way for the arm. klein looking. and the ball caught on the far side. at the 21. and getting up a little shaky, terrell miller. >> referee: the pass, the defense, number 42. 15 yards from the end of the run. automatic first down. >> charles: these are the plays you just cannot have at this stage of the game if you're arkansas. everything is going your way. get an incomplete pass. well after the play. the hit by chris smith. not necessary. cost the team 15. gets the clock stopped for kansas state. and gives them better field position. bad play by chris smith. >> gus: they move it up. the pass completed to the 37. with 3:00 to go. klein, underneath. and this is chris harper. harper blows through the

chris wroblewski. the lead is one. devin cherry. in trouble. trouberps len with the put-back. maryland win. michigan over -- attack in the sugar bowl. the orioles trade snyder for adam jones. the orioles reluctant to give him up. >> thank you. 14 degrees on tv hill. bay couldp teh bathe be a boost to the economy. >> a brilliant four years in the making brings back a family p et. they thought their dog was gone for good. >> if the weather for the playoff is anything like today, you will want some warm weather [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. okay, enough imagining how this fresh toasted number would tantalize your taste buds -- it's time to actually experience the subway big hot pastrami melt, built by the sandwich experts the way you love -- to per-fec-tion. subway. eat fresh. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for j

chris: that is not what they say, sir. in fact, the couple that you showed and forgive me, sir,, the couple you showed tommy and tracy jones say they got a 30% raise while bain owned the plant and they say they were talking about the people who four years later shut down the plant. they were not talking about mitt romney. they also say they were given money to do the interview. re--d we will be glass to glad to release the entire transcript of their interview. release the entire video of the film. i determined they were talking about bain. >> chris: how can they be talking about bain when bain sold the plant. >> they said i wish that bain had left us alone back in the early '90s and they would be running as unimax. what romney and bain did is go in and load companies with debt and take management fees so they couldn't survive in the long-term. if they went out of business in 2005 it is because they couldn't survive. >> chris: no, the new owners moved the plant and the business is still running. they move it from florida to wisconsin. >> unimac is a typical example like usi steel. chris did not watch our movie. it does to t

jones and coach royal. >> charles: how about that? pupil and coach. played for him on the 1964 arkansas national championship team. >> gus: arkansas will send it away. kansas state with tramaine thompson and chris. thompson. play down. and that ambrose making the tackle. don't forget coming up is the at&t post-game show. kevin, marcus and daryl. the pos and also the trophy presentation. collin klein back in. power run game pretty much eliminated now because of time for kansas state. make way for the arm. klein looking. and the ball caught on the far side. at the 21. and getting up a little shaky, terrell miller. >> referee: the pass, the defense, number 42. 15 yards from the end of the run. automatic first down. >> charles: these are the plays you just cannot have at this stage of the game if you're arkansas. everything is going your way. get an incomplete pass. well after the play. the hit by chris smith. not necessary. cost the team 15. gets the clock stopped for kansas state. and gives them better field position. bad play by chris smith. >> gus: they move it up. the pass completed to the 37. with 3:00 to go. klein, underneath. and this is chris harper. harper blows through the first down. >>

chris wallace and rick tyler of the gingrich super pak that happened over the weekend. here it is. >> the couple that you showed, forgive me so, the couple you showed, tommy and tracy jones30% raise while bain owned the plant, and they say they were talking about the people who four years later shut down the plant. they were not talking about mitt romney. they also say they were given money to do the interview. >> and we'll be glad to release the entire transcript of their interview, because you only see part of it in the film and i determined they were talking about bain. >> how can they be talking about bain shutting down the plant when bain shut down the plant a year before it was sold by another entity. >> what they said is i wish bain had left them alone back in the early 90s. martha: it was quite an interesting interview. they put a lot of money the gingrich folks into this long documentary about bain capital that is airing a lot in south carolina. how is that argument resonating with voters there? >> well, mart that, as i travel aroundmartha, as i travel around people see the service of mitt romney as creating jobs. i drove by the staples store right here in myrtl

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chris has . he is made claims and in my conversations with u.s. officials, he never met any u.s. official. the only contact was with general jones, when general jones was not in his position of general security adviser. we could speculate on why general jones decided to pass this memo onto admiral mullen. i do not think it was a great decision. general jones has filed his affidavit and has said that he had no believes that the memo was drafted by haqqani. he thought it was a personal effort. i think the problem is that this picture is being painted about all this access in the corridors of the u.s. but if you talk to people, he did not. the u.s. government is not going to slander somebody or pronounced something that is not asked of them. the u.s. government has not been able to get their side of the story to the extent that would be more helpful here. i thought it was helpful when they clarified the claim that the government knew about the bin laden raid before it happened. no pakistan officials were informed before that raid. until questions are asked specifically, the u.s. government does not answer. i think there has been so