i understand mayor eldridge is here, and martin o'boyle, terry, thank you for the opportunity of allowing me on the factory floor here, and i understand the chancellor of the community college is here. thank you very much. guys are doing in a minute. first of all. as it relates to the story that was just told by chuck reminds me, my dad used to have an expression. he'd say, i mean this sincerely, a guy who had lost ,mo, move hi. he said, joey, you have to understand one thing, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about your respect. it's about your sense of in the community. and too many people have been stripped of their dignity as a consequence of this god awful i. we're determined, i think all of us, republican and democrat are determined to turn that around. and i also want to thank terry, want to thank the community college for doing what is a remarkable thing happening all across the country. for partnering with this great company and producing job. making sure the skills available match theen i come here today with a very, very simple message. ma

threats of new arbitrary charges is more just one of the four hundred private jets owned by russians eldridge's did in this country the rich propose the complete opposite to get the government all for their backs. so for now i'll be back in about fifty five minutes with the latest markets to get started on. this respect to the british gentleman's choice was. jack instant risky.

eldridge was very colorful. you how the federalist but in reality is a nationalist. they thought more power should be in a general government the anti-federalist and much of the authority. how much will that have? that is what we get out of the entire process. to go through the different opinions but what i found shocked me. there are different opinions. but what i found over and over the opponents of xyz were told about the proponents that you are wrong so the general consensus is there with the interpretation. essentially a general government for general concerns. that is it. we will talk about the bill of rights and a minute. but it would not be a national government and would not abolish the states as some people feared. has said doug through the declarations a multitude of volume the general consensus began to appear. i put as much as icahn handbook the everything i heard is a use a lot of quotations that can make it drive-by wanted it to be the founding fathers constitution. i put as much of then and it as a good. they are better at saying it then i am. it is n

eldridge gary was very colorful. so you have these federalists when in reality what you're talking about there many times are nationalists. they believe in a strong central authority, they thought more power should be in the central government or the general government, and then you had the federalists who were often called the anti-federalists. they believe inside a federal government where there was a general government and the states had much of the authority. this is the debate. how much authority is that central government going to have, and how much are the state governments going to have? and that's what we get out of this entire process, and you hear it over and over again. and again, that's the main point of the book, to go through these different opinions. but what i found shocked me. i expected to write a book and say, well, yeah, there were a lot of different opinions, and so you kind of have to bring this out yourself and which one, which one was right. but what i found was this: over and over again the

leaders of the university of maryland system also refused to discuss the eldridge case. >> umuc enrolls more than 90,000 students. most of them through online classes. >>> republican presidential candidate newt gingrich brings his campaign to maryland. he ends on the eastern shore in salisbury. wjz is live with tonight's campaign 2012 report. political reporter pat warren has more on the former speaker's visit. pat? >> well, that's right. as you know, the newt gingrich campaign comes on the heels of the mitt romney campaign last week. >> the former campaign speaker's swing through maryland brings him to the state house, where he takes a bow at the state senate, before taking a shot at the government's gas tax. >> there's talk about an increase in the gas tax for maryland. which i think shows political insensitivity as you can imagine. given the effort made to raise the price by as much as 25 cents a gallon, strikes me as being very, very anti, everyday working american. >> then leaving his own car parked, gingrich had his own car taken. >> he has got a great mind, sharp mind. history bu

eldridge was very colorful. so you have these when reality what you are talking about nationalists who believe in a strong central authority and they thought more power should be in the central government of any india that the federalists who are often called the anti-federalist. they believe in a federal government where there is a general government and the states had much of the authority. this is the debate, how much authority set central government going to have and how much for the state government have and that is what we get out of the entire process. you hear it over and over again. again that is the main point of the book, to go through these different opinions about what i found shocked me i expected to write a book that said well, there are a lot of different opinions and so you kind of have to ring this on yourself on which one was right but what i found was this. over and over again the opponents of the constitution who said the government was going to do xyz were told by the proponents who support

back in west liberty, teresa eldridge can't forget hiding in a bathroom with her two young children. >> i don't know. it felt like the house was going to come down or the roof was going to come off. and i just thought we were all going to die. >> here in west liberty, they are expecting a lot of volunteers to be flooding in to help with the cleanup amidst the snow here today. meanwhile, the american red cross says they have a couple of very specific needs here. they need nursery water to make formula for babies and they also need food. they say they're running through this way too quickly now. >> anna, thank you. at the white house this morning, president obama meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. their discussion at a time when israel refuses to rule out an attack on iran's nuclear facilities. could help determine if there will be a new middle east war in the coming months. >> on sunday, the president focused on that in a speech to an important pro-israel group. chive white house correspondent norah o'donnell has that story. >> good morning. president obama is fiercely b

back in west liberty, theresa eldridge can't forget hiding in a bathroom with her two young children. >> i don't know. it felt like the house was going to come down or the roof was going to come off. and i just thought we were all going to die. >> reporter: town leaders do expect help to be arriving here with volunteers streaming in. but they too will have to watch out for any obstructions covered by the snow. in the meantime, the american red cross says they have a couple of distinct needs. they need nursery water to make formula for babies and they need food. they are feeding rescuers and residents alike. >> anna, thank you. >>> at the white house this morning, president obama meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. their discussion at a time when israel refuses to rule out an attack on iran's nuclear facilities could help determine if there will be a new middle east war in this coming months. >> on sunday, the president focused on that in a speech to an important pro israel group. chief white house correspondent nora o'donnell has that story. good morning. >> reporter: goo