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joining me, political reporter for the "washington post" felicia som ez and mark murray. thanks for joining me. mark, we'll look at this day in november and say this tipped the election. might it be that powerful a step? >> alex, it is a potential game changer. one reason why has to do with enthusiasm. you look at a lot of the polls out there and a lot of parts of the democratic base aren't as enthusiastic about the election as republicans. in our may wall street journal poll, 68% of latinos were interested in the upcoming election, compared to 81% of all other voters and 90% of key republican voting blocs. if president obama's campaign team can get the 68% into the 80%, that's a difference between winning and losing a presidential election in these key battleground states. >>> generally speaking on the heels of all of this, how did mitt romney respond to the move? >> it's something they would really rather not talk about and that was clear both in mitt romney's response and also among national republicans more broadly. last night the faith and freedom coalition had their

he is in critical, but stable condition tonight >>> a man accused of killing felicia barnes is back in court arraigned on charges, and so is barnes' family. the discovery of the body a year earlier made headlines. we are in court as michaelson gave his plea to the judge >> reporter: johnson maintained his innocence by pleading not guilty in court. from the start, investigators suspected michaelson was involved in the stay appearance and murder of felicia barnes. the student van i should in 2010 while visiting his sister in northwest baltimore. barnes date the sister for several years and was the last person to see her alive, but it would be 16 months before police charged him with murder. today in a courtroom filled with flame all wearing purple, the accused killer pleaded not guilty >> justice prevail approach right now. we're bad the state attorneys did bring charges to mikeson >> reporter: police believeson likely strangled barnes inside her sister's apartment and moved the to be before dumping it in the river. son maintain his innocence >> nothing connecting dots in any way shape o

my name is felicia veigor. i have served as a district four rep. i support the 2012 park bond. and i did not support the natural areas program. i think it is inappropriate to actask taxpayers to pay or voter a program they know nothing about and they object to once they learn about it. i think the natural area program has done some good things and not so very good things. i think it needs to be looked at and probably scaled-back of it. they have had 15 years to explain the program to the public, and they have not done so. that is why i think to ask the voting taxpaying public to vote for something they do not know about and may not like or want is inappropriate. there have been the three surveys in 2004, 2007, 2010 of what the public wants from the parks, and it is clean and safe parks to relax in, and they have never said take it down 20,000 trees. we want things to look like they were to agree years ago. icing that the public needs to be informed about this program, and it needs to be looked at closely. supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. i have when the share offer and

whatever the court decides americans like felicia and her 5-year-old son ethan will feel the impact. >> i definitely am concerned but once -- if it's overturned they're going to look into his medical history and drop him. >> reporter: he was born with a vascular tumor. felicia is worried but small business owner jorge says the law's requirement that he insure all his employees will tie up the funds. >> i faux for a fact it's going to be impacting us. >> reporter: it will have a profound impact politically. >> if obama care is not deemed unconstitutional the first three 23456 years of the -- and a half yores of the president's term will be wasted. >> reporter: the supreme court doesn't strike down the entire law republicans will work to repeal the rest. democrats will push republicans to come up with another solution to health care. reporting live, tahman bradley, abc news. >> people from all over the country are very anxious for today's ruling, some say they traveled miles to be there ahead of schedule. a florida woman drove washington, d.c. and has been waiting since wednesday to he

felicia taylor is watching from the new york city. felicia, what have we heard and learned so far? >> reporter: it's a careful dance because obviously the federal reserve chairman can't come out right and say anything ahead of the federal reserve meeting which takes place at the end of june, june 19th and 20th. so it's interesting that the expectation was that the stock market would actually rally in yesterday's session on the fact they were expecting to hear something. what he's been doing though is basically sort of admitting there has been slower than desirable growth in the marketplace and there could be room and the fed has left the door open for further stimulus, though not saying specifically what could be there. rather repeating himself that he's got the tools and, quote, is prepared to adjust holdings as appropriate to promote a stronger economic recovery. so far as you well know, things have been tepid. we had that slowdown in gdp, weak jobs growth. the number you mentioned today, fewer people signing up for unemployment claims is good, but it's not really the best we cou

whatever the court decides, americans like felicia and her 5-year-old son ethan will feel the impact. >> i definitely am concerned that once -- if it's overturned that they're going to look into his medical history and drop him. >> reporter: ethan was born with a vascular tumor and felicia is worried about how insurance companies might treat her son who has a pre-existing condition if the health care law is struck down. but small business owner jorge says the law's requirement that he insure all his employees will keep him from hiring new workers and tie up funds. >> i know for a fact it's going to be impacting us very badly. >> reporter: it may also have a profound impact politically. >> if obama care is not deemed constitutional, then the first three and a half years of this president's term will have been wasted. >> reporter: republicans say if the court doesn't strike down the entire law they'll work to repeal what's left. democrats say if the supreme court strikes down the law they'll push republicans to come up with another solution to health care. reporting live at the supreme

joining me now, reporter for the "washington post," felicia somez and andyç kroul as well.od day to you. >> good morning. >> he finished one of the best weeks of his administration so far. when you look at what happened the last week, how does he pivot starting tomorrow? we have the sunday talk shows. what will he leverage and how is he going to do it? >> you're going to see the president's campaign aides go out there and make clearly the point, the issue over the affordable care act has been fought in all three branches of government and it has survived in a way that this fight has been fought and has been fought at every level and the conservative chief justice of the supreme court has come down mostly on their side. i think you're also going to see them and they don't -- the obama folks never pass up a chance to hammer their opponent mr. romney. i think you're going to see them put mitt romney in the same spot as house republicans, mitt romney came out the day of the supreme court decision, talked about replacing and repealing, that same day we saw house -- >> will the t

felicia taylor is in for christine romans.king about the tablet that we were chatting about. >> this is interesting, microsoft has come out with their own version, the surface. i think it's tarting our generation. this is what i like about this. they have this as you can see, it's a little pop-up stand and it has its own little key board which i love because it's like the blackberry. i'm a blackberry devotee, i have not switched to an ipad or iphone or any of those things. >> i'm going to tell you something about that. the ipad key board is the biggest pain in the butt. >> really? >> the auto completion and if you're a quick typist, it's a nightmare. >> i'm not a this girl. >> not a sweeper. >> not a sweeper, i'm a diaper. the price point we don't know. this is their version and they've never done this before. this is kind of targeting a little bit older generation, maybe. >> how so? what is it that's generating the older gener older generation. >> because the younger generation likes to do the sweep thing. >> all about the ke

felicia taylor. >> me too. >> thanks so much. >>> it's 35 minutes past the hour.her stories we're watching right now, army investigators looking into why a soldier opened fire during a safety briefing at ft. bragg in north carolina. nbc news is reporting that the suspect killed his battalion commander and then slightly wounded another soldier before turning the gun on himself. now this man, the soldier, is alive and is now in custody. >>> in just a few hours, president obama will get a close look at a deadly wildfire that is still threatening colorado springs. the fire has destroyed nearly 350 homes. flames have already chased 36,000 other people out of their homes. >>> a grandmother hoping to break her own world swimming record is now trying to swim from cuba to florida. penny palfrey is 49 years old. she dove into havana's hemingway marina a short time ago, and she is doing it without a shark cage in shark infested waters. she is hoping to finish the swim in 40 to 50 hours. wow. >>> do you have a foul mouth? then you better stay away from this building. swearing

. >> meantime, the man accused of killing the north carolina teen felicia barnes cleats not guilty to murder charges today. she is the ex-boyfriend of the girl's older sister faces murder charges. she went missing while visiting her sister in baltimore back in 2010. her body was found one year later floating in the susquehanna river. michael johnson's trial date is set for august 13. carroll county police said they have arrested and charged a man for killing a co-worker. officers went to the marchant supermarket before midnight tuesday. they found a 22-year-old man bleeding from multiple stab witnesses said the 26 deer -- 26-year-old was involved and allowed altercation with the victim before he was stabbed. the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital earlier this morning. baltimore city police are warning of another craigslist robbery and the city. the latest incident happened monday night in the 1600 block of bolton street. a couple responded to a car at but the would-be seller pulled a gun and tried to rob the victims. the couple had their own gun and fought back as the woman fi

. >> stepping out of the prison van, the 5-year-old abraham and 4-year-old felicia. we have concealed their faces because of their age. >> may we ask, do you know what is going on? >> she was six months pregnant and caught with heroin worth almost 3 million pounds. as young as they are, her children have been sharing her jail cell as is often the case here. we managed to grab a few words with her, she said conditions in jail or absolutely horrific where stifling temperatures and overcrowded cells. she protested her innocence. i would not do that with two small children. this is the jail where she is being held. the legal charity claims other pregnant women have died here and says mother and children are at risk. >> they are living in a small cell along with other inmates. she was due for a test six weeks ago and she hasn't had that and she hasn't been taken to any colleges. >> the commission is providing assistance. it was in the top security jail. the head of the u.n. observer mission says that both sides are hampering its operation. violence has been intensifying.

felicia, first of all, he says more needs to be done. pat says more officers need to be on the streets and leaders need to be held accountable there. you're one of those leaders. what are you doing? >> i think that pat and i agree that community engagement really is extremely important here. we need to make sure that the community is rejecting violence. you know, our young people are so precodominantly affected by e gun violence in chicago. the two young men in the piece earlier echo that. we need this community to stand up, reject violence and also to reject this code of silence so we can work together to eliminate the violence happening in our communities. >> let's get specific here, because i understand that before, you have stated the mayor's office has stated you have these specialize the gang units and they were dismantled because they really weren't getting the job done. is there anything that has replaced them so you can deal with the gang problem? >> so there are a couple of things that have been working. chicago has a gang redu

felicia taylor is joining us from the new york stock exchange.dn't have that problem, so i wouldn't know. what do wealthy parents do with their inheritance. >> well, i didn't either and that is okay, because i like my day job. a new survey does find that 32% of the super rich in this country say it is not important to leave inheritances for the children, and we are talking about people who are worth at least $3 million or obviously more than that, and the top reason they say is because each generation should earn its own wealth, and others say they would rather give money to charity, but not everybody's motivation is altruistic, because 27% say they work hard for their money and they are going to enjoy it themselves. >> they are keeping it. >> yes. >> and give us examples of folks who are not going to leave their kids money. >> well, it is the really, super, super rich in this category and talking about people like bill gates and warren buffett who have been open about it, too. gates told a british newspaper that his three kids will only get a qu

. >> well, felicia is the political reporter for the "washington post" and she's live in orlando. characterized it as, it didn't go over so well. >> sure. i think when you look at the reaction among attend ees yesterday, it's important to remember this is a very mixed crowd. everyone is fond of saying the latino community is not monolivic and that was clear here today. a lot of attendees i spoke with said they were -- some of the things he said, particularly the tone he took which was different than the harsher tone during the primary. on the other hand you have a lot of people who were not satisfied with the details he provided. that was evident in the response to his speech yesterday. it's going to be on display when president obama speaks here today. there are a lot of people here still looking for more from mitt romney when it comes to the actual substance of his proposal. >> so the specifics about immigration, it's the first thing i thought when i saw the substance of his address. but, then i was reminded of all of the polls out there that show what is important to latino vot

e americans like felicia and her 5-year-old son ethan will feel the impact. >> i definitely am concerned that once -- if it's overturned that they're going to look into his medical history and drop im. >> reporter: ethan was born with a vascular tumor and she's worried about how insurance companies might treat her son who has a pre-existing condition if the health care law is struck down. but small business owner jorge says the law's requirement that he insure all his employees will keep him from hiring new workers and tie up funds. >> i know for a fact it's going to be impacting us very badly. >> reporter: also have a profound impact politically. >> then the first three and a half years of this president's term will have been wasted. >> reporter: republicans say if it doesn't strike down the entire law they'll work to repeal what's left. democrats say if the supreme court strikes down the law they'll push republicans to come up with another solution to health care. reporting live at the supreme court, tahman bradley, abc news. back to you. >> and abc news will air a special report to th

. >> tomorrow the man accused of killing felicia barnes will be in court.el johnson the ex- boyfriend of barnes sister -- barnes is actually visiting north carolina when she was killed here in december of 2010. her body then turned up about four months later in the river. johnson is facing first degree murder charges. >> and tomorrow we will remember sergeant chase, the 22- year-old killed in afghanistan supporting enduring freedom. in memory the governor has ordered the flag flown at half staff. the soldier died in may on memorial day. >> tonight egypt's ousted leader is on life support. he suffered a stroke in prison. he has been in jail for about 16 months since being removed from power. 9 fear is that if he dies it'll add more worry to the already tense situation in egypt. >> jerry sandusky's wife took the stand today. >> and does he have a personality disorder? diana perez on the drama in court today. >> reporter: the defense's case in the sandusky trial has been moving with lightning speed. on day two of the defense attorneys for the former penn state

. -- murdering felicia barnes.they have yet to say why he killed her. >> now, traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning once again. let's see what is going on out there. and in the past few minutes, get a word about possible crash on the beltway on the ramp to i-70. still trying to determine if it is on the inner court outer ramp. we will let you know once we get more on that. northbound 95 looking a bit sluggish as people travel through the new construction pattern. right lane closed in the north direction. the white marsh area, speed continue down towards the split. taking a live view of that of a moment. first, a live view up there in the air of security boulevard. west side delays in the outer loop. perhaps this is the outer loop grant to i-70. we will let you know once we get more on that. a little bit of debris, and then the back up from 197 to powder mill road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. 8 memory joining us from the metro station collecting donations. -- ava marie. >> col

. >> michael johnson entered a not guilty plea during the arraignment hearing and felicia barnes family watched -- watched in the courtroom, all dressed in purple. the family says it was the team's favorite color. >> we are glad the attorney did bring charges. >> according to investigators, michael johnson was the last known person to see her alive. she disappeared from her sister's apartment in 2010. prosecutors say he exchange hundreds of calls and text messages the summer before she disappeared. she told a family member that his she did not like the way he looked at her and made her uncomfortable. witnesses reported seeing him carry a storage bin from her apartment. johnson's attorney talked about the autopsy report and said asphyxiation was the cause of death. he says he has seen no evidence linking him to the murder. >> there is no physical evidence to corroborate that. everything was intact and there was no indication of trauma or anything to the physical person. it was a rule out circumstance and would have been undetermined. >> johnson has been held without bail since april. >>

felicia taylor joins me from the new york stock exchange. what exactly can the fed do?ederal reserve can do. it's not going to happen today because this is merely testimony in front of congress on capitol hill as to where the economy stands right now. it is a peek into what bernanke is thinking. they are expecting to hear some kind of information that will hint that there could be another round of stimulus. what that could be is an extension of what we have now, which is operation twist, which is expected to end at the end of this month, at the end of june or could initiate a completely other round of quantitative easing. this would be the third round we've seen. we heard federal reserve bank presidents hint at the idea that there is room for this kind of thing. that means they are worried that the growth down the road just isn't there, especially after that dismal number we got last friday on jobs growth. however, today's number was okay in terms of the number fewer people filing for claims. nevertheless it's not a trend in the right direction. we are hoping to hear so

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i think felicia from the hills lost her cat. her neighbors rallied around her.she found the cat. >> reporter: here she is, the woman whose neighbors found her cat. and look here we are, just what the pr person loves about city life. remember this isn't a contest. there isn't any prize. but you have until august to make your submission. wjz begins, back to you on tb hill. >> you can find a link to the group on our web site, wjz.com. >>> the ravens anoned more details about their practices this summer. since training camp is at their complex, fans won't be able to attend the i didly workouts. however, these are the dates and times when you can attend. august 4th, the practice at the stadium is 5:00 p.m., august 12th, the free practice at navy marine corpse stadium, starts at 5, and at august 19th in at owiings mills. >> time to bust out the purple. >> that's right. get ready. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, a shocking attack caught on tape. it happened just outside the woman's own home. >>> tragedy in canada. the latest on the deadly collapse at a busy mall.

. >>> a not guilty plea from the maryland man charged in the murder of felicia barnes. johnson appeared in a baltimore courtroom yesterday. he's accused of suffocating his ex-girlfriend's half-sister and then dumping her body. barnes was from monday ron, north carolina. she disappeared while visiting baltimore for the christmas holidays. scherr body was found in the susquehanna river months later. >>> there was a new proposal to spruce up the exterior of the downtown verizon center. some are fighting this move, calls it visual pollution. tom sherwood has more on the debate tonight. >> reporter: as exciting as it can inside the verizon center, the exterior of the 20-000 seat arena is a hodgepodge of old media and vinyl signs draped on the arena. >> we have signs that generate -- and it's too big. >> he says the sports team are seeking an exemption from the billboard law. he says 9 proposed nine video screens would be more attractive, more quiet and more neighborhood friendly. the whole area has been completely rebuilt in part because of the verizon center, which helps ge

felicia wade is the author of the book "the heart of the matter."ore we get to the study and the intricacies of it, nice to see you, dr. wade, and let's talk about the body mass index. how do you determine what your bmi is? >> well, the body mass index takes into consideration your height and weight. and through a complicated equation, it determines whether your bmi is 18 and 30, and then determines whether you are overweight or obese. and it should have taken into consideration factors about your percentage fat, your body fat or your weight or the abdominal circumference, but it did not. it does not mean it is not a significant factor. >> okay. so why is it that this study would single out black men and the different bmi of ofr weight versus obesity, and do you agree with the premise? >> well, it does not mean again that it has to use parameters, because bmi is significant. you need to know if you are overweight or obese, because it cost this country $300 billion a year, and that is significant. what is significant about it is whether you are consi

felicia taylor, let's start with the basics of the deal. >> sure, kyra. the deal creates a banking union. one supervisory board that will oversee the eurozone banks, and that's important. obviously there are 17 different countries here. that's kind of what has been the problem. this will make coordination a lot easier with one body, overseeing banks, and one set of rules. this will allow money to be directly injected into banks that are struggling. it is similar to what the u.s. federal reserve does. until now, individual countries had to borrow money to help banks, and that drove up the country's debt load, which ultimately hurt the banks and meant they needed to borrow more money and made things more difficult. this breaks that vicious cycle. that's why investors are so excited. you can see how it translates on wall street already. >> so you're looking at this as a major breakthrough then? >> yes. >> cautiously. >> cautiously give a yes. not too many champagne corks yet. only a few. >> exactly. exactly. you know, it sounds good, but we've seen so many e

felicia was communist party and leya wa -- and then there was the argument chemistry professor it organicmist. these were easily dismissed as marginal people, eccentric. after the 1990's, human rights watch, amnesty international are saying israel is systematically practicing torture. they estimate about 85% of palestinian detainees were being tortured by israel. human-rights watch estimated during the first intifada between 20,000 to 30,000 palestinians had been tortured. and so now is a much different picture. people are aware -- not the details, but you do not really need the details, just for the people who are gauging in fact no worse, the general public has a picture that there is a significant burden of culpability. so now you can reach them. now there is a possibility. you cannot reach them on any goal, it cannot say israel is doing this or that and therefore israel has to be the face from the world's map. nope. you cannot reach them on that goal. i do not think you should reach them on that goal. but you can reach the broad public on we want to enforce the law. we want israel to

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felicia taylor is at the stock exchange with more. >> this is really good news, no doubt about that.877 positions. that's good. at a hyundai plant in montgomery, obama, about 25 workers competing for each job position ep on. jobs will eventually add a third shift to the factory and so no wonder there is great demand and frankly the pay is pretty good. it ranges between like 16 and $22 an hour for production line and maintenance positions. montgomery, by the way, has unemployment rate of about 7% and so that's less than what the overall national average is and still very high considering. >> hyundai isn't the first company to bring this similar jobs to obama, right? >> you're absolutely right. obama has had a big manufacturing boom in the past five years which you know in the united states is somewhat unheard of. honda and boeing also have factories in montgomery and incentive the state has pretty well low taxes and great trade schools to train the employees for a possible jobs. there is also a statute that curbs union wours so workers can't be forced to join as a condition of employm

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. ♪ >>> good morning, i'm felicia taylor, in minding your business, the war between microsoft and macin. microsoft has launched a direct challenge to the ipad with its surface but keeping a tight lid on the tablet, giving us just a peek. it has many key features of the ipad but it's thinner and weighs a tiny bit more and has a larger screen and kick stand and very key distinction in my opinion, a keyboard. no word on pricepoint yet but it will be competitive. can it stand up or even outdo the success of the ipad? co-found erp of reddit.com has a review at 8:00 on starting point. >>> all eyes will be on the federal reserve as it kicks off its big meeting today. investors are hoping the fed will announce another round of economic stimulus and that's already giving markets a slight boost today. >>> and jp morgan chase jamie dimon is back on capitol hill facing a second round of questioning about his bank's multibillion dollar trading loss. he'll hear from the regulators about what he may have done in terms of risk trading before billions were lost. soledad, back to you. thank you very mu

that's millions of passwords compromise and had felicia taylor at the nog.nked in. what do we know about the investigation. there is an investigation going on, right. >> absolutely. they take this seriously naturally because it is sensitive information that's at risk. evidently russian hackers released a big list of passwords this week, more than 6.5 million came from linked in, and a small portion came from e harmony. nobody knows how they were stolen. that's the problem. experts say that linkedin in particular used an out dated form of encrypting and people need to understand that this is very serious. we don't really know what these websites are using. the site does say they put in enhanced secure measures and no user names were not at risk. so they're aimless passwords without a user name associated with it. people should change the password nevertheless and be safe on the safe side and don't make it so easy. people pick simple words like hiring or linkedin itself as a password. that is not so difficult to crack, right? >> they did get in. that's the sta