with respect to cyber security, i had the pleasure of supporting governor snyder and governor o'malley and overseeing the work of the stata center -- state resource center on cyber security. as governor snyder mentioned, we released in september a called action for governors on cyber security. it is a short but elegant document i would urge all governors to take a look at. it provides a roadmap for governors getting started on cyber security. 2014,cus for this year, will be implementation of that call to action along with other items as well. we will be working with your offices with your homeland security advisers, emergency managers, cio's begin to implement that as well as other things. if states are interested in pilot testing, we have resources within my shop to assist you in doing that. the second thing i want to update you on his first net. it was a legislation that authorized -- first net was passed with the support of nga and the first responder community along with other groups of state representatives. they spent the last year beginning to develop a business plan. to be work

governorabercrombie, roy, governor o'malley, governor , alsok, governor quinn mentioned in their state of the state addresses, and in my state of the union address, obviously, i promised that i could do what i could, as the head of the executive branch of the federal government, and i have already executive order saying that if you want to do business with the federal government as a federal contractor, then you need to be paying your employees $10.10 an hour. we do not want somebody who is washing dishes for our troops, helping in some ways to care for them to be living in poverty when they are working full-time. and what we have discovered in working with this issue is that increasingly businesses recognize that raising wages for their employees is a smart business issue because they end up having lower turnover rates, higher productivity, higher andle, folks stay longer, are more focused on their job rather than having to worry about whether or not they can pay their bills at the end of the month. this is not just good policy -- it also happens to be good politics because the truth

i don't know what governor o'malley talks about with the top down failed system. but i do believe we need to empower the wealth creators, those who find different ways to do things that government would never think about in the private sector. the bill gates, the steve jobs, the people out there creating wealth. as they create wealth they create job opportunities. if you don't like wealthy people, try getting a job from a poor person. it just doesn't work that way. as we expand the economy and make sure those innovators can -- that start may be poor, maybe rich, that is the american dream, that is what capitalism is about. in utah we try to do that here it we have the lowest cost health care in america, the fifth rated best quality health care in our state. it starts with individual responsibility, l the -- healthy lifestyles, people taking ownership and try to provide opportunities for health care in the private sector to find those niches and ways to deliver services to people in a free market system. believe me, there are challenges out there and there are not

somebody else is going to run, governor o'malley i think still probably wants to run, even if she is in the race. the question to me is what is the nature of that primary. a sort of polite debate where somebody like governor o'malley makes investment or does get to be more of traditional tough, sort of no holds barred debate. that is still an open question. >> schieffer: let me ask you this on the other side of the street. i base this on nothing but watching television. i am seeing mitt romney show up on television more and more and more. does anybody think he might be actually thinking about trying again? >> i think he's doing some rehabilitation. there's a little -- but i think when he was running for president, most of establishment money that ran over to chris christie said, would you please run. now that chris christie is having his prolonged indigestion because of this washington bridge problem, george washington bridge problem there is a little bit of establishment looking for a similar candidate. that may be a little bit about that. it's not serious. another interesting thing

i don't know what governor o'malley talks about with the top down failed system.e need to empower the wealth creators, those who find different ways to do things that government would never think about in the private sector. the bill gates, the steve jobs, the people out there creating wealth. as they create wealth they create job opportunities. as we expand the economy and make sure those innovators can start, and the rich, that is the american dream, that is what capitalism is about.

even vice president biden would fare better than o'malley in maryland. >>> current lieutenant governornthony brown may be the man to beat right now in the race for maryland's governor. 35% of democrats who are likely to vote say they support brown. 14% support attorney general doug gansler. 40% of democrats say they're still undecided. >>> larry hogan is a front-runner in the race for the republican nomination there, but not by much. in fact, 68% of likely gop voters say they are still undecided. >>> and you'll want to pay attention to what happens today in annapolis if you live or work in maryland. the senate there will hold a hearing on a proposal to raise the minimum wage in maryland. the bill would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 by the year 2016. it's $7.25 an hour right now. governor martin o'malley supports that bill. >>> secretary of state john kerry is warning of a new weapon of mass destruction -- climate change. he says it may be to blame for this brutal winter weather we're having. nbc's danielle leigh is on capitol hill with more. >> reporter: much of the snow-packed east

today governor governor o'malley visited the baltimore city detention center where there's been a leadership overhaul in the latest scandal. the latest reform unveiled today an electronic system that intercepts cell phone signals and renders the phones useless for anything other than a 911 call. >> our actions to make sure detainees don't have access to cell phones is one aspect of what we are doing to make our facilities more secure. >> reporter: in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >>> and former d.c. council member michael brown facing new allegations of campaign finance violations and a longer prison term. brown pleaded guilty last june to accepting tens of thousands of dollars from undercover fbi agents who are opposing his businessmen from maryland. today federal prosecutors filed an amended plea deal that says brown accepted secret campaign dough during his 2008 race for an at large council seat and the new deal calls for a tougher sentence of up to 43 months. >>> and the federal judge has dismissed the lawsuit that accused d.c. council member jim graham of illegally medaling in a land d

governor martin o'malley supports the bill. >>> you might want to head to old town alexandria today if have the day off for presidents' day. the city will hold the city's largest parade to celebrate george washington's birthday. here's the route. you see it on the screen. starts at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> elsewhere in virginia, a special tribute will be paid to the country's first president. mt. vernon will waive the cost of admission to celebrate presidents' day and george washington's 282nd birthday. along with the free admission, the park will be opened early at 8:00 a.m. several events will take place to celebrate at mt. vernon today including a stair story share about the life and times of george washington and wreth-laying ceremony at his tomb. >>> also free today, national parks. in honor of presidents' day, all 401 national parks will waive any cost of admission dwmpt . go to nbcwashington for a list of national parks in washington and virginia. >>> molette green has breaking news in from sochi. mall ♪ >> that's right. thick fog there impacting events. we now know just hearing

. >>> as maryland governor martin o'malley continues to eye a run for the white house, he is working hard to repair the damage done by a serious prison scandal on his watch. today the latest reform in the wake of federal indictments that came from that scandal were rolled out today. scott broom was with o'malley as he took a trim behind bars. behind-- trip behind bars. >> reporter: the recent federal indictments reveal how maryland's prisons have been flooded by contraband cell phones often smuggled in by corrupt correctional officers. the phones have been used by gangs to order hits on witnesses to running drug conspiracies on the inside and outside in. maryland 44 people have been indicted so far including 27 corrupt prison guards charged with smuggling phones and drugs and having sex with inmates resulting in four pregnancies. today governor martin o'malley visited the epicenter of the crisis at the baltimore city detention center where there's been a leadership overall in the wake of the scandal. today an electronic system unveiled today that intercepts cell phone signals and rep

governor o'malley suggested he would support a bill that does not promote recreational use of marijuana>>> the man at the center of a robo call conspiracy could be headed back to jail. a baltimore judge says julius henson violated his probation by filing to run for a state senate seat and sentenced him to four months in prison. henson is still on probation for creating the calls which encouraged black voters not to go to the polls back in 2010. he already served three months in prison. the judge put henson's newest prison sentence on hold for 30 days so he can appeal. >>> 4:58. someone, a member of virginia's -- someone wanted a member of virginia's republican party to step down because of a post on facebook. treasurer bob fitzimmons used inappropriate language to describe delegate barbara comstock. she's running for frank wasl's seat in congress -- wolfe's seat in congress. fitzimmons apologized claiming he thought the word meant something else. republican delegate crispies is asking gop leadership in the state to make fitzimmons resign. >>> in prince george's county, 200 families get

in 2008 governor o'malley created a state advisory council on early childhood education. this council became instrumental in developing the plan from the race to the top early challenge grant. in 2011 maryland was one of the first recipients of the early learning challenge grant. we have used the early learning challenge grant resources to build on the states earlier successes. we have built a quality rating and improvement system for care. the headstart is called maryland excels. we have revised early learnings standards for career ready standards. in the area of readiness assessment, the doctor is right behind me and is the brain trust on all of this. we have been selected as a fiscal agent for a newly awarded united states department of education for consortium seven states. together these states will develop a universal readiness assessment. this year governor o'malley introduced legislation and pre-k beyondpand the previous mandates set forth in 2002. this funding will incentivize public and private partnerships as illustrated in slide four, showing the public-privat

chair of the dca creating jobs and economic pickup opportunities in the great state of maryland, governor o'malley. >> thank you very much. one of the touch of a topic that we discussed at length with the president and vice president, a couple of us in two meetings on this topic, and that is the topic of minimum wage. it is one of the things that all of us as governors agree upon, we should do the things that work, that actually grow our economy and a span opporunity. we understand that prosperity does not trickle down from the top and never has. prosperity is built from the middle loud and from the middle up. in maryland this year we are seeking to raise our minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. i know that these debates are happening in a number of states, metropolitan areas and cities all across our country. the truth of the matter is that when workers are more businesses have more customers and our economy grows. today we had discussions with the president about how we can work together so that when people work hard and play by the rules that they are able to get ahead. that is where america is all

know what governor o'malley talks about with the top down failed system.ealth to empower the creators, those who find different ways to do things that government would never think about in the private sector. the bill gates, the steve jobs, the people out there creating wealth. as they create wealth they create job opportunities. as we expand the economy and make sure those innovators can start, and the rich, that is the american dream, that is what capitalism is about. in utah we try to do that here it we have the lowest cost health care in america, the fifth rated best quality health care in our state. it starts with individual responsibility, l the lifestyles, people taking care in thed try to provide are to find those niches and ways to deliver some bridges -- services. there are challenges out there, and there's not any silver bullet to find the solution to the problem. have been critical, and still remain disappointed that when we created the affordable care act, that this body was never consulted. they do not come to the states could they do not com

louisiana governor bobby jendl and governor who didn't have to travel quite as far as the rest of them, maryland democrat martin o'malley governor jendle i want to get right to it, right after the 2012 elections you said, i'll just play what you said. >> we've got to stop being the stupid party. new republican party that talks like adults. time for us to articulate our plans and visions for america in real terms. >> schieffer: you said, we've got to stop being the stupid party. how is that going? >> that's exactly -- that was rnc audience there was nervous laughter when i said that. i've got op ed as party we can't just be the party of no. we've got good solutions. we're going to be meeting with the president, i want to share with him that this administration has a chance to be laser focused on job creation. we're not doing that. this president feels like he can act union rat lally with the pen and phone he can make decisions without congress, i don't agree with that, if he's go to make those decisions, let's increase domestic production of energy creating hundreds of thousands of good jobs. obamacare is such a job kill

politically, very interesting for governor o'malley who was one of the biggest advocates of the affordableare act. maryland is the second state after california to come forward and say we are going to do our own exchange and we are going to do this right here in -- do this right. and now it is probably one of the worst examples in the country. >> one of those nightmare scenarios, as you mentioned, going back to october 1. it is 26 minutes past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. julie hyman is in the newsroom with details. >> let's take a look at where stocks stands today. not a lot of dramatic action in the broader market today for sure. whereas before we were slightly up, we are now slightly down. the snp, the dow, the nasdaq, all little changed. the nasdaq falling the most by nearly a 10th of one percent. is the fourth largest wireless carrier and reported a net loss for a third consecutive quarter. the stocks are down by six percent. t-mobile has been hit by the cost of luring more customers. offering customers up to $4050 for switching services from rival prov

i, along with governor o'malley, are co-chairs of the governors' council. we will meet this afternoon with leaders from the pentagon and homeland security to talk about these issues. we were disappointed the last meeting we had in milwaukee, the leadership of the pentagon was not in attendance, and we did not feel we had received the kind of consultant of process that was envisioned. i am hopeful this afternoon's meeting will be much different, and i have been assured that will be the case. >> [indiscernible] >> i want to give governor o'malley -- >> thank you. i do not have much to add come except to point out the reason for these cuts is because of the sequester, and that is the situation in which we find ourselves. our guard does important work, and we would hope that congress would be mindful of that when they have to make cuts. the fact of the matter is president obama has reduced spending growth to its lowest levels of any president since dwight eisenhower. the fact of the matter is he has cut the annual deficit down to half of what it was when he cam

with five weeks to go to try to reach the enrollment deadline, democrats like governor o'malley are defending the plan, saying obamacare is working. >> it's going much better and will continue to improve. the main goal and the larger battle is to bring down the costs of health care, which is keeping us from being a more job-generating country. if every year you're kiting small checks for 17, 15, 18% increases in your health care. >> but this comes as the arkansas legislature has been voting to cut its state exchange program and the administration has now announced it wants to cut medicare advantage payments. that move could affect millions of voter americans. what does this mean for our health care system and people's care? joining us is john thune of south dakota, a member of the senate financial committee and chairman of the senate republican conference. senator, good morning. on one hand the administration wants to insure people, but what are they doing on the other hand? cutting benefits for people who are already insured? >> good morning. unfortunately americans are being reminded on a d

if governor o'malley is smart, he's not going to do that, but he would lower the taxes for everybodye state of maryland, and if kevin spacey doesn't like it, pound sand. go somewhere else. >> last year, o'malley raised taxes twice on the income earners in maryland. >> it's the connected and nonconnected. >> i don't know how kevin spacey and frank underwood became de blasio and barack obama, but okay. >> it's clear to me. >> we're out of time. "one more thing" is coming up next. thing." i'm going to kick it off talking about the end of an era. john dingell, congressman from michigan, from detroit, is announcing he's going to retire at the end of this year. he's 87 years old. he's been there since 1955. when i was there on capitol hill, he was so nice to all of us staffers. he was a giant of the hill. and a lot of people think maybe it's time for him to go. he will be the longest serving member of congress in june. and he'll surpass all of the other record holders and we wish him well. i wish him well. i don't know. i'm going to go to andrea next. i don't know if anyone is going to com

today governor martin o'malley visited the epicenter of the crisis the baltimore city detention center. the latest reform unveiled today an electronic system that intercepts cell phone signals and renders the phone useless for anything but a 911 call. >> our actions to make sure detainees don't have aspect to cell phones is one aspect of what we're doing to make our facilities more secure. >> reporter: scott broom, wusa9. >>> 50 years ago today the beatles made history right here in this country. >> plus new unemployment numbers are out, those stories and more making headlines in your world in 90 seconds. >> the economy added only 113,000 jobs in january, much less than the 170,000 some analysts expected. still the unemployment rate fell to a more than five year low of 6.6%. >> the fact of the matter is undeniable the trend is improving. >> after years of congressional gridlock over the farm bill president obama signed it into law in michigan friday. the bill cuts $800 million a year from the food stamp program and replaces billions in direct payments to farmers with expanded access to

governor martin o'malley opposes it. >>> most police in maryland oppose both bills. the maryland police chiefs association will speak out against the legislation today in napolis, as will the mayor's sheriff association. look for more on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> police are hoping this piece of surveillance video will help identify three possible killers. these men stormed into a woodridge grocery store and jewelry store friday night and killed the cashier, 21-year-old glenda ramira. a customer was able to hide under the counter during the shooting but didn't see what happened or get a good look at the men. the three didn't take any money. >>> 4:47. we are learning to see if the d.c. council will take action after a long night of testimony on the slow response of d.c. fire and e.m.s. family members involved in several high-profile cases of delayed response by emergency personnel spoke before council members for hours last night. many said their relatives would still be alive if paramedics and firefighters had done their job. >> what happened to my father is unaccep

earlier today governor martin o'malley said maryland weathered the storm pretty well so far and a lot of you stayed off the roads earlier today which did make it easier for snowplow crews to do their jobs. if you don't have to go out, don't because you saw the mess debra was in. >>> this storm is proving to be a huge challenge for police and firefighters. >> bruce leshan got stranded with one crew trying to get out and help people in fairfax county. >> reporter: a desperate call for help as fire races through a home in vienna. the terrified family made it out, but the blaze that started as a chimney fire has eaten through the roof and is now destroying almost everything they own. in a snowstorm emergency operations can slow to a crawl and this road is unplowed. >> if you put those chains on, that slows the vehicles down to 35 miles an hour. >> reporter: fairfax fair and rescue has geared up for this. extra staff, tire chains, small plows to clear the way r fo hoses and medic units. all that preplanning made a difference. neighbors say the response was incredibly fast. >> they got here

governor martin o'malley says maryland has weathered the storm pretty well so far and many of you stayed off the roads which made it easier for snowplow crews to do their job. >>> this nor'easter is proving not to be only a dangerous storm but a deadly one. a vdot worker was killed when he pulled his church over in ashburn yesterday on chester street. he was standing near the rear of the truck when another salt truck smashed into it. the other driver was not injured. >>> vdot crews had their hands full yesterday crisscrossing counties making sure roads were safe for motorists and pedestrians. >> some areas got hit a lot harder than others. leesburg measured 17isms. middleburg got two feet. dulles was just under a foot. hank silverberg is live in loudoun county checking on things now. what is behind you, hank? wow. >> reporter: well, what you're seeing is the sugarland plaza, one of the many shopping centers along route 7. it's basically an ice skating rank. i don't want to move and do a triple axle. i'm not a olympian. but if you get a cup of coffee and pull into one of these shopping ce

. >> by the way, maryland, my state, and governor o'malley to his credit has got a wonderful minimumict is going to pass. i'm going to be testifying on it monday in annapolis. so what we're doing on the federal level is having an affect. a lot of local jurisdictions are raising the minimum wage. happy valentine's day to everyone. >> hey, thank you, congressman. it's always nice to have you on. by the way, there are more workers than there are employers. they should win this fight. >> that's right. >> thank you, casey, for coming here. >>> up next, the huge political stakes behind the attempts to unionize workers down in tennessee. volkswagen apparently doesn't mind being unionized. it's the republicans who don't want them unionized. this is "hardball," the place for politics. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been p

meanwhile, maryland's governor, martin o'malley, has been open about his political aspirations. >>> when it comes to lying, americans are a for giving bunch, a really for giving bunch especially when it comes to former president bill clinton. 43% of bill clinton's supporters said they'd be willing to pardon his transgressions. we all have been forced to bend the truth at one point or another in our life. we want to know from you, your most forgivable lie. tweet us your best answer using #waytooearly. >>> wisconsin the latest battleground state in the fight for marriage equality. four same-sex couples have filed a suit. they want to eliminate a marriage evasion law that makes it a crime to leave wisconsin to get married. scott walker and other state officials are named as defendants. wisconsin's republican attorney general is promising to fight this lawsuit. the aclu filed a challenge on behalf of the couples. >> we only want what every married couple wants, to express their lover, commitment in front of friends and family and the security and dignity that marriage provides. >> 17 states

. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley declared that state of emergency well ahead of the storm but he says he wants to keep an eye on his progress before lifting the declaration. >> nikki burdine is live in her home. still a lot of coating out there. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good morning. we are in silver spring. they've been very kind to me here. we're specifically in the montgomery hills neighborhood at the corner of georgia and seminary. if you live in this area, very good news and bad news now. the bad news first. the bad news is that beautiful white, pristine fluffy snow we saw yesterday is long gone. the good news is that it's been replaced with this stuff but it's been moved away. so that's the good news. we are able to move around on those main roads here throughout silver spring. georgia avenue pretty clear for the most part. you can see cars are moving just fine through this area. seminary road was just fine. colesville road. but then 16th street, georgia avenue, those are all really good. nebraska avenue on our drive up here. but then you have the big problems.

governor martin o'malley opposes that one. most police in maryland oppose both of those bills, maryland chiefs of police is speaking out in annapolis. >>> meanwhile, police in woodbridge are looking over this surveillance video in hopes of identifying the three men in it. they're suspected of shooting 21-year-old to death on friday night. police say they ran into the grocery store. it's a grocery and jewelry store, actually. she was working at that store. police say that they shot her and killed her. another employee at the store was injured in the shooting. the men didn't take any money from the store. >>> new this morning, out of prince george's county, fire investigators are in the process of determining what caused a fire at a home in capital heights near heath street and drum avenue. crews were called to the scene around 4:30 this morning. when they arrived they found flames pouring out of the home and four people safely outside. firefighters believe it started in the basement. no one, they say, was hurt. >>> as more snow

maryland governor o'malley will speak and president of the world bank.ll hear more from the democratic leader nancy pelosi. set for 6:00 p.m. eastern and we plan to bring you live coverage here on c-span. because of the impending storm, the house got out yesterday and finished up their work. senate passed the extension, the suspension of the debt ceiling which passed the house yesterday and passed the senate today 55-43 and passed a bill that would repeal the one percentage point reduction in the annual cost of living increases for military retirees. both that bill and the debt ceiling bill expected to go to the president shortly for his signature. >> the context is that lee enjoys someone who counseled acceptance and submission and resignation to the situation. and that is always struck me -- it's a series that doesn't add up in a sense and we know lee was the most prestigious man in the south we no that they didn't submit to the political will that southerners began to contest the northern understanding. and contest them through political means and vio

governor o'malley, the governor of maryland, another star in our party.great candidates in the democratic party who could run and successfully become president of the united states. i think there's no question that secretary clinton in all of the recent polling is the frontrunner. she's made it clear she hasn't made a decision yet, but there's lots of reason to be excited about her candidacy if she can willing to serve and decides to run. >> there's already money being raised on her behalf, whether or not she's the one that intends to use it, we'll see. let's talk minimum wage together. you're holding a town hall on tuesday to discuss raising rhode island's minimum. here's the president in this weekend's weekly address. >> most low wage jobs are held by women. and raising the minimum wage wouldn't just raise their wages. its effect would lift wages for about 28 million americans. it would lift millions of americans out of poverty. and help millions more work their way out of poverty. without requiring a single dollar in new taxes or spending. >> so what i

army would shrink from 570,000 to 440,000 soldiers and more important politically, governor martin o'malley is already objecting to it. and the e reservists would drop from 560 to 530,000, and a couple of warplanes eliminated and most often not eliminated, but the whole deal here, pat, is that two wars are over, iraq and afghanistan almost over for the u.s., and there's a budget problem, frankly. and so the pentagon is going to shrink. if this plan goes through the obama-hagel plan is going to shrink to a level that the u.s. army has not seen since the beginning of world war ii, but it is not a done deal, because there are objections on both sides up here on capitol congre are trying to solve our budget problems on the back of the military families. the p.x. and other subsidies would get less, and so there would be more co-pays toer the insurance, and more allotments for the military housing would develo drop, so this is going to be controversial. chuck hagel said we have to do this and after it came up, one republican governor told the president privately, you asked for a lot less federal

i don't know what governor o'malley talks about with the top down failed system. we need to empower the wealth creators, those who find different ways to do things that government would never think about in the private sector. the bill gates, the steve jobs, the people out there creating wealth. as they create wealth they create job opportunities. as we expand the economy and make sure those innovators can start, and the rich, that is the american dream, that is what capitalism is about. in utah we try to do that here it we have the lowest cost health care in america, the fifth rated best quality health care in our state. it starts with individual responsibility, l the lifestyles, people taking ownership and try to provide opportunities for health care in the private sector to find those niches and ways to deliver services to people in a free market system. trying to provide opportunities of their for health care in the are to find those niches and ways to deliver some bridges -- services. there are challenges out there, and there's not any silver bullet to find t

. >> [indiscernible] >> i want to give governor o'malley -- thank you. i do not have much to add come except to point out the reason for these cuts is because of the sequester, and that is the situation in which we find ourselves. our guard does important work, and we would hope that congress would be mindful of that when they have to make cuts. the fact of the matter is president obama has reduced spending growth to its lowest since of any president dwight eisenhower. the fact of the matter is he has cut the annual deficit down to half of what it was when he came into office. to have to manage these sequester cuts on the backs of our national guard will be a challenge, and i look forward to the meeting is afternoon with the owner -- with the governor and the leadership of the department of defense. >> did anybody suggest a revenue source to replace the shortfall in the gas tax? about president did talk corporate income tax. he talked about the possibility of some loopholes. he did not give specifics on that at all. makel be up to congress to those decis

i'll keep you all informed as to how that progresses. >> governor o'mally tells the -- o'malley tellon post" he can't sit around to see if hillary clinton will make a bid. he spoke at an event pushing for an increase in maryland's minimum wage yesterday. he has proposed raising it to $10.10 an hour by 2016. >>> 6:35. time for the final your money segment of the morning. >> here is alexis christoforous with today's headlines. >>> investors are watching to see whether the recent stock market sell-off is the correction some analysts say is overdue. stocks fell sharply once again on worries about a slowdown in u.s. manufacturing and the strength of the global economy. the dow tumbled 326 points. the nasdaq slid 107. a drop of 10% is considered a market correction. analysts point out the market is already down more than 5% from the high set at the end of last year. >>> if you stayed at a marriott hotel managed by white lodging last year, you may be the victim of a cyberhacking. white lodging says the breach of credit and debit card information could affect thousands of guests at marriott

governor o'malley of maryland, big supporter of obamacare, oregon, a huge problem in the exchanges. so if the federal exchanges are getting in line now, healthcare.gov, it's the state exchanges where people are having incredible amounts of problem on top of the list, oregon and minnesota where people literally cannot get plans. same sort of structural issues we saw back in november. >> they have had to set up all sorts of call centers experiencing super long wait times. some states are going the old fashioned route to do pen and paper rather than doing it online, which is causing problems. in the state of massachusetts, the attorney general there, martha cokely, democratic candidate for governor, is considering suing cgi, the contractor in charge of the website to say, this was not my fault, this was their fault. push the blame to make sure or try to get that -- >> and to make it, by the way, good luck to voters, martha cokely, tow make it about technology and the failures of technology, that's the preferred talking point. we'll fix it some day. they will fix the website some day, b

governor o'malley says we will lift up 16 million people out of poverty if we move it to 10.10 an hourould do you say? >> whenever you raise a wage by a union contract or law, you are going to make some people better off. you are also going to throw other people out of jobs. that 500,000 is not an inconsequential number. it's very large in the grand scheme of things it would raise unemployment by 3/10ths and throw those 500,000 folks deeper into poverty. it's robbing peter to pay paul. it's just bad economics. it's not good business policy. what the president is looking for is a wedge issue to distract attention from the healthcare debacle, you know, for the fall elections. >> so the cbo prediction for this 10.10 an hour would put it at 900,000 fewer below the poverty line as a result of it in their prediction. is there though a better way where we wouldn't have to have that amount of job loss? is there a middle ground? >> well, absolutely. if we raise the minute pump wage to about $8 an hour. i think we can go to 8.25 and not have much of an impact on employment. that's really inferre

maryland's governor mark o'malley 45% approval rating and martin has been attacking him for years nowl" article pointed out this month that connecticut's governor dannel malloy who is here later on never reached 50% in the quinnipiac polls. chuck, i guess everybody last night was breathless as you look at certainly the local news around here. everybody was breathlessly talking about what a horrific position he was in. i was sure he was in his 30s. i know he has dropped 20 points but he is a republican in a blue, blue state. we have a lot of investigations coming and may yet get into the 30s and the 20s. but i think some of the hyperventilating is not warranted this morning. >> there is something bigger going on in that i think -- there used to be a halo effect that all governors had in compared to washington and we have actually noticed this over the last year. there is no governor in the country that is just, you know, with an exception of one or two that i i'm actually drawing a little bit of a blank on, maybe terry branstad in iowa have bigger numbers. there's not a lot of governor

governors mccollum and o'malley and d.c. gray announcing $75 million specifically to help with crowding. >> in addition we've agreed in principle the three jurisdictions each will contribute, put up $25 million so we can purchase some more high capacity trains on metro. >> reporter: if you want to run longer trains, you have to build in the necessary power to do that. that's really where this money is going, helping upgrade the power system so that longer eight-car trains can run. susan says she knows how hard it can be to get on a train in rush hour and worries about expanding this system. >> it scares me a little bit. you can't really get on the train in the morning with all these other -- the silver line and all these other lines coming in. i'm a little concerned about that. how are we going to aecccommoda all these people. >> reporter: metroseed to focus on what it has right now, says this man. >> there's always some kind of work or breakdown. >> reporter: they have a plan that goes into the next decade to figure out way

and i understand that governor of maryland martin o'malley is going to run against hillary, who else> clinton has been really busy the last couple of days and rest of the week. some of her potential rivals looking pretty restless. george down university and tonight the university of miami. tomorrow the former pro-obama super pac u.s.a. is going to hold first official gathering in new york city as a hillary clinton fundraising operation for 2016. it's a big deal. something got under joe biden's skin this weeks. the vice president told "the view" that he never said if clinton runs he won't. also this week on seth meyers first night hosting the late show biden joked about announcing his candidacy. patrick. o'malley has been out there for months already. sweitzer went to iowa and took shots at hillary clinton not too long ago. new york governor cuomo is thinking about it. here is the clicker jerry brown and howard dean say if clinton's not challenged on her left they might. there is one more thing here bill. another trove of white house documents ready for release. in fact, they have act

we know at least nine governors are thinking about giving some thought to 2016. blue are the democrats, andrew cuomo, john o'malley the red, at least a half dozen republican governors thinking about 2016, chris christie in new jersey to mike pence in indiana. at least 3 of the 9 will miss the festivities at the white house. hillary clinton might disagree but history does suggest pretty good odds the next president will be a governor. john f. kennedy in 1960 elected from the senate. then barack obama in 2008 elected from the senate. hasn't happened since then. directly elected from the senate. if you look more recently, the five presidents before barack obama -- jimmy carter, bill clinton, ronald reagan, george w. bush. 4 of those 5 governors, two democrats and two republicans. let's continue the conversation focusing on the republicans. let's begin with the two republicans under investigation. chris christie and scott walker. as they look at 2016 are these investigations clouds or serious obstacles? >> they're clouds certainly in the short term especially for chris christie who really wanted to make 2014 his big y

this hour.itics maryland democratic governor martin o'malley says he is preparing for a possible run for president, telling "the washington post goes with any telling "the washington post" that he can't wait for hillary clinton to announce she will run in 2016. he needs the groundwork for a national campaign. the governor reported raising $2 million last year with his political action committee. he won't say when he will decide on whether to launch a white house bid. agencyional security spying has triggered a legal action in germany. our group of german computer hackers -- a group of german computer hackers and human rights campaigners are suing the government for allegedly breaking the law by aiding foreign spies per submitted a criminal complaint to prosecutors who have been discussing for months whether to open an investigation into the activities. president obama is set to meet with senate majority leader harry reid at the oval office. the details were not immediately available but it comes less than a week after senator reed expressed his opposition to fast-track trade promotio

host: on a political note the "washington post" reporting that governor martin o'malley is moving aheads plans to potentially run for 2016. you can read that story on line at "washington post".com. coming up at the top of the hour our "newsmakers" interview with debbie stab now, the chair of the senate agriculture committee. you note snesked sunday senator rand paul scheduled to be our uest for c-span's "newsmakers" program that we will tape later this week. when we come back we want to turn our attention to the t.s.a. screening. has it gone too far? host: we'll have more details on exactly what the t.s.a. has been up to. but first, a look at the other sunday morning programs, all of which can be heard on c-span radio, which is heard nationwide on x.m. channel 120. good morning nancy. >> good morning, steve. on today's network sunday talk shows, topics will include reaction to the president's state of the union address. politics in 2014, and save football games. you can hear rebroadcasts of all beginning at noon eastern with "meet the press." guests include dennis mcdunna, white house c

front page of the metro section, the "washington post," making it clear that the maryland governor, martin o'malleyrong from having come through a tough primary, so that -- so people are doing to try to deal with it, priorities usa are talking about the biggest donors and say, hold off, write your biggest checks after the midterms, after november 2014. that's a way to try to tamp down some of the concern. >> politico's mike allen, thank you. >>> still ahead, our conversation with bestselling author jennifer senior. her new book pushes parents to reconsider some of the most basic beliefs about parenting. great. too late for me. >> too late. >> exactly. more "morning joe" in just a moment. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your lin

. >> maryland governor martin o'malley telling "the washington post" he won't wait for hillary to makefor 2016. gene robinson, i guess the other criticism, she is not doing anything to incite the criticism so i'm not sure this is fair -- is that she really doesn't have a message. what would her platform be as opposed to martin o'malley's or i'll just bring up elizabeth warren because it's clear what her message would be, would she run. >> well, i'm not sure and she may not be sure at this particular time because as sam pointed out, she hasn't announced she is running and we have to wait until the election to kind of pile on and ben labolt and others who might think there is something wrong with what she is doing. i think political jegeniuses ar geniuses because their perception is right for that moment and they were so right for eight years ago. they got the wave. they knew what was happening in the country before other people did and that rarely lasts. know? and so it's a different time and i think inevidentability eight years ago was a terrible strategy and a terrible place to be. th

. >> we just had a great welcome from the governor of the great state of maryland, martin o'malley. we had a wonderful presentation by a couple of economists who talked to us about building an economy that works for all americans. that's what we're here to to do for the next two and a half days, talk about how we reward work, how we provide economic security to all americans, how we make sure that the economy of tomorrow works for everyone. not just some, but for everyone. how we return to those days when we really could say to our children, the american dream is before you. quite honestly, these last few days have been good days for americans. yesterday we maintained the full faith and credit of the united states of america and did not cause american families' mortgages to -- mortgage interest rates to go way up. we made sure people can still borrow at a decent rate. today, hundreds of thousands of americans woke up hearing the president tell them you're getting a raise to $10.10 if you're working at minimum wage. i think we're ready to work. and we want to get out there and do the

and martin o'malley, the governor of maryland is out there saying, hey, this is a critical period of see what hillary decides to do but why wouldn't i get out there? why would i waste this time? >> the question is how long does she wait before she says something? >> you know how long she waits? >> january 1st. >> as long as she wants. january 1st? >> 2nd, 3rd, 5th, something after the first of the year. >> casey hunt, thank you. >>> with us on set is jonathan allen and senior white house correspondent for "the hill" amie parnes. >> they are co-authors of the book "hrc." >> a gorgeous cover. >> thanks to random house for that. >> we love it. we have nothing to do with it but we love it. >> i love it. >> that is transparency. >> we got to start. our producer put this out here. it's a grabber. it begins with a chapter what the authors call hillary's hit list. who is on that list? >> a list of "morning joe's" favorite of cast of characters. claire mccaskill and the rest were on there. they put together a list of the good and the bad. if you were really good, you helped her as much as you

we just had agreed welcome from the governor of the great state of maryland, martin o'malley and a wonderful presentation by a couple of economists who talks to us about building an economy that works for all americans which is what we are here to do, talk about how we reward work, now we provide economic security to all americans, how we make sure that the economy of tomorrow works for everyone. not just some, but everyone. i will return to the days when we consider our children the american dream is before you. quite honestly these last few days have been pretty good for americans. yesterday we maintained the full faith and credit of the united states of america and did not cause american families mortgage interest rates to go way up. we made sure that people could still borrow at a decent rate. today hundreds of thousands of americans woke up hearing the president telling them they're getting a raise to $10.10 an hour if you were working minimum-wage. i think you're ready to work. we want to get out there and do the things that show americans that we're ready to take action to ready to wo

massachusetts governor deval patrick refused to rule out a run. martin o'malleys he has been in more months. brian schweitzer went to ohio and took a veiled shot at hillary directly. andrew cuomo is pretty quiet but he is still planning. california governor jerry brown and former governor howard dean, if hillary clinton will not face a liberal challenge from her left, they will think about it. democrats are not giving her a pass. they want to make sure she has some progressive challenges. >> carl, thank you. jon: more republicans are accusing president obama exceeding his authority. house lawmakers are trying to rein in they say the president's use of executive orders. a live report on that coming up. >>> plus more on the murder trial of pamela phillips, accused of hiring a hit man to kill her ex-husband with a car bomb. her former nanny testifying about phillips 'greed and her reaction to hearing her ex-husband was killed. >> she was not crying or hysterical. she was calm. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floate

o'malley going to run. he will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governorsstep up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different battles in both of the parties. sununu. plouffe, john thanks for watching. we will see them again next week. is aolitical capital" production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for friday, february 21, 2014. today's theme is extraordinary feats. ukraine's warring factions have come together to sign a peace pact but how long will it last and account president hold onto his power? we debate those questions. plus, a father's extraordinary story. he leaves his financial job at jpmorgan to fight for his young son's life. talk about extraordinary feat, how about taking a test with no preparation?

o'malley is going to run. he will probably put together a campaign that positions him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governorsstep up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of the parties. >> david plouffe, john sununu. thanks for watching. we will see you again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> tonight on titans at the table. >> i'll be chatting with businessman turned environmental activist, tom steyer. he was born and raised in the financial capital of the u.s., new york city but chose to open his company in san francisco. he founded the company with $8 million, and by the time he stepped down he turned the initial investment into $30 billion, making it the fourth-largest hedge fund in the world. his personal fortune is an