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sec forces harrisburg into a settlement.'t require the city to admit guilt and assesses them a fine. what is the point of smacking them down at all. >> that's a good question. in nil know they charged them with is in leading statements in their bond statement. in both case what is they're doing is sending a warning because the sec is clearly getting more aggressive about municipal bond issuers. they're kind of testing the limits of what they can do because by federal law they can't actually regulate municipalities and states when they issue debt. to the same degree they can regulate corporations. i think they're testing their own kind of limits if you will but until they actually start doing thin like saying, someone has to pay for this, either in terms of fines or even perhaps recommending officials for potential, you know, actual criminal charges, i don't know what kind of an effect is this going to have. dennis: what about caveat emptor? what about the idea it is up to investors to do their homework, to read all of the sm

harrisburg has no money to pay a penalty.ot that they admit that they did. >> open it up to the 11th of april and we're at the highest yield since and it will be a while before we change that count because april 11th will close at a 179 yield. technically it seems to be in a congestion mode. let's go out. one to test the 100 level. one of the dollar index has been a bit on the slow side. >> take it away. >> i get to read these guys. investors who are positively up, economists are much more fickle. they a. >> that's really helped by one guy in there. the guys that ubs are pretty upbeat. >> the question is which series adjustment like whether payrolls adjustme adjustment. >> you very quickly on friday pointed to that hours work number that was coming down. >> we're going to have ramifications. . very visit call. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> and pfizer now offering three viagra pills. three pills for free. you can get three of them. we will tell you why. and how. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues

. >>> well, lynette the main concern right now is foining to be the harrisburg expressway. there is a crash along the southbound lanes at timonium road and fuel is spilled all over the highway. they're working to clean that up right now and speeds at just 16 miles per hour. so it's going to be a slow ride as you make the push past the accident scene down tonight beltway. the information is nice and clear. in harford county we have a crash in fallston at he is road. and another in baltimore at pulaski highway at 66th street. 95 nice and clear. 56 miles per hour along the southbound lanes of 95 here at route 43 and white mar and are just a seven minute drive time normal -- time right now as you do travel from the what are already tunnel throughway town to the fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza. that is your timesaver traffic. >>> the town of moore, oklahoma now has a difficult task of saying good-bye to the first of the young victims will be laid to rest today. this as we're now learning more about the details of how many of the children died. abc2 news linda so is here to tell u

not tracking any delays on the harrisburg expressway. 48 miles per hour down at the airport.o far so good as you travel on the rest of the major roads. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the fda has approved the plan afterstep morning contraceptive pill without a prescription. the product will be available at retail analyst with the on-site pharmacy and clearly labeled with a new age restrictions. the pill is an emergency contraceptive. it does not affect an existing pregnancy. there have been complaints about the dodge viper. the driver could lose control. two r there have been reports of crashes and one injury. a seller's market drove home prices up more than 9% last february. that is the biggest jump in nearly seven years. a growing number of buyers bidding a limited number of homes fed the latest surge. >> you might be surprised how much money you can save if you work on your own car. we have more in our bloomberg business report. whohe number of americans own their own home is on the decline. the lowest level since 1995. 2004 atp peaked in almost 70%. arizona cou

first of all, we still have that problem on the harrisburg expressway, 83 southbound. originally reported at pedona, now we know its at timonium. watch for an accident at falls road at hess road. one more in rosedale, deleggy at golden wood road. on the beltway everything there a looking formal. there's -- looking formal. there's a look at the topside of the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. >>> ron, i don't think we've been down to maryland live. i think this is our first time. >> reporter: that's right. you're absolutely right. that's where we are this morning. good to see you guys. jessica, how are you doing? marty. maryland live casino. yes, indeed. this is the thunder from down under. we have four people here . guess which one is not in the group? >> the guy with the suit. >> reporter: introduce themselves. >> alex. >> dillon. >> ryan. >> reporter: all right . guys, you got five big shows here, right? >> correct. we have one tonight and then we have two on friday and tw

. >> there is a problem on the harrisburg expressway. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. hello. >> the face of overwhelming devastation. the long, slow process of rebuilding begins. >> we should have to pay that. pay for the quarter that we used. the water that we use. >> she is questioned the need to ask residents to pay even more. lastjust heard a bang night when watching the basketball game. thehe investigation into boston marathon bombings takes investigators to florida. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. .hursday, may 23 >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. have some strong or thunderstorms later this have to do. we have some light rain showers to start today. there is a front the will come through and will drop the humidity tonight. high temperature near 80. willest

. >> either one of you want to come to harrisburg? >> here's a great quote.ou can find me one, let us know. the fact is, the latino population is on the rise. it increased by 80% between 2000 and 2010. in fact, the spokesman later said corbett does, in fact, have one latino staffer. this comes a few weeks after corbett suggested one reason for pennsylvania's high unemployment rate is that employers can't find job candidates who are able to pass a drug test. and this is the governor of the state. >>> finally, yesterday marked former congressman anthony weiner's first day on the campaign trail as a mayoral candidate. it was a crazy one. even people who couldn't have cared less about his campaign found themselves in the brouhaha. he was blocking a subway entrance in new york, according to the "new york observer." "the situation got so bad at one point two police officers were forced to intervene, escorting mr. weiner and reporters away from the entrance." the tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent in the first place

let's bring you up to date on the harrisburg expressway. there was a fuel spill on padonia. we have several lanes closed leading up to the outer loop of the beltway. three lanes are closed. traffic is a backing up pretty quickly on southbound 83 at the beltway. the j.f.x. check matt ok. speeds around 60 miles per hour on 795. southbound traffic at owings mills moving without delay. 97les per hour on throughout the glen burnie area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 5:22. we will check in with hallie jackson. >> the president is expected to address the war on terror. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vw

. >>> lynette we have a hectic commute if you are heading to the harrisburg expressway, leave yourselfnty of time an ealeft behind heavy heavy delays. it was right along the southbound lanes at timonium road. speeds at just 14 miles per hour and it will be slow making the push down to the beltway. on the jfx some relief heading into the city. if you are traveling in howard county we have a crash a new one reported right along the southbound lanes of columbia pike near the south entrance road right near the post pavilion. if you are going to the beltway looking at just 33 miles per hour on the west side that's going to be on the outer loop at liberty road. congestion really startings pick up in the area and 95 though nice can clear heading into the city. you're taking a live look here at 395. you're looking at a normal drive time of just nine minutes to travel from 695 all the way to the fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza. there are several accidents you will want to watch out for. one in the city on o'donnell street and another in baltimore county right in rosedale on the road that's shut

we have a fuel spill on the harrisburg expressway. but causing no significant delays as you make the push down to the beltway. as we head over to white marsh 95 nice and clear. 65 miles per hour along the southbound lanes here at route 43. no trouble heading all the way into the city. 695 also in great shape. here's a live look at putty hill avenue. as we take a look at the drive times you'll notice we are in the green across the board. 11 minutes right now on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. the west side nice and clear as well it will take just 123 minutes to travel from 795 all the way down to 95. and if you are traveling out on 895 despite all the construction, we're still looking at a drive time of just nine minutes to travel from 95 all the way to the harbor tunnel plaza. that's a look aft your timesaver traffic. >>> mayor says it's a goal. do something about the abandoned homes in the city. >> but the city's vacant the value program is bringing in mixed reaction today. >> abc2 news' sherrie johnson is here with more. >> reporte

this is the harrisburg expressway near shawan road. this is northbound traffic. split tofrom the 895 the fort mchenry. 895 at the harbor tunnel is running smoothly. the major roads near the airport in great shape. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. a girl is dead after being struck by a car. the girl was that kingston road just after 5:00 p.m. on wednesday when a dodge charger struck her. we're told the driver remained on the scene. a pedestrian is injured in west baltimore. a vehicle lost control and struck the pedestrian. >> firefighters have been working through the night trying to put out hot spots after a fire erupted at a potentially explosive location. jennifer franciotti joins us live from the scene in remington. >> a firefighter suffered some minor injuries. the scene is clear. this is something that burned for many hours last night. it is a brick structure. there was difficulty in fighting the fire. it broke out here on sisson street, which is just off the j.f.x. there were several auto repair shops. officials had to evacuate some of the firefighte

. >> i'm sure that there are latinos -- >> you want to come to harrisburg? see? >> well, here is a great quote, if you can find us one, let me mo. pennsylvania's latino population is on the rise and increased by 83% between 2000 and 2010. his spokesman says corbett does have one latino staffer, this comes a few weeks after he suggested one reason for pennsylvania's high unemployment rate is that employers can't find job candidates who are able to pass a drug test. this is the governor of the state. finally, yesterday anthony weiner's first day on the campaign trail as a mayoral candidate. it was a crazy one. even those who couldn't have cared less found themselves in the brouhaha. he was blocking a subway entran entrance. the situation got so bad that at one point two police officers were forced to intervene he is coursing him and reporters away from the entrance. the tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent from the situation. after meeting weiner one bystander said, quote, instead of a hug i really wanted a text. int

or the harrisburg expressway. the rest of the major roadways in the airport vicinity in great shape. the j.f.x. running smoothly down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. 6:22. the orioles will host the yankees tonight. they will not have much momentum heading into the series. >> keith mills is up next to explain. but first, here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. the yankees in town tonight. the orioles have now lost five in a row. how was this for bad luck? >> the yankees were rained out yesterday. will start for the yankees. this was a rocket from adam jones. that scores of manny machado. chris tillman had a solid start. this was a called strike three. chris was hurt by the solo home run. oul. was called fal buck showalter pleaded his case to the umpire. it was ruled a home run and the fifth straight loss to the orioles. >> it is a home run. >> i was waiting on some feedback. p.s. to make a decision about whether he wants them to check o

behavior they wasted a lot of money the securities and exchange commission is finally looking into harrisburg pennsylvania that was selling fraudulent bonds to investors and this is this is right because across the country now if you don't like state sales taxes contact your state legislator to lower the taxes it should that's the only system we've got it's with the churchill said it was the worst system in the world except for all the others so look it's the best we've got the main thing though is to be fair to should be applied fairly we shouldn't punish best buy and reward amazon we should charge all retailers the same way maybe if we do we can actually lower tax rate and what is the chance of that happening the hounds i think you think it's got a good shot because i think a lot of small business owners who want everyone to get their fair share you know target can charge less if it is that they're getting amazon has to pay a little bit more so i think you're going to find this will pass the house but it's going to close as was mark levine from the inside scoop an r.c. producer bob english

the legislature in harrisburg have been encouraging fracking. shalem goes from pennsylvania up and they've been encouraging it to happen. if you go into pennsylvania and received -- see the new development coming and think that is where the oil industry in the united states really started and pennsylvanians. they are encouraging it. you get to the state line of new york, we have andrew cuomo -- i blame this on jim demint he says it's like the difference between north korea and south korea. [laughter] the line between pennsylvania and new york one is driving and depressed because they won't let them do anything there. the geology is the same underground so we've got these great chances now with the federal system. that's what we are all about as a country. not every good idea is invented in fact very few of them are beyond the capital beltway and let's learn from each other. his lead the way as we have been talking here this morning and building heritage as a government institution. and i think that builds into this major force of american policy

on the harrisburg expressway, no problems between the pa line and the baltimore beltway. you can see we have speeds there at 64. obviously no delays or any other issues there at this time. there's a live look outside at the topside of the beltway, which is still pretty empty at harford road. a pleasant surprise that it's actually dry this morning. that is a look at 70 just west of the beltway. also looking good. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. do you sit back and dream of all the places you'd like to go? toyota is ready to take you there. now is a great time to find a great deal on a toyota at buyatoyota.com. >>> ron matz, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are a bike ride r the place to be on saturday is in howard county, the tour to cure, a benefit for the american diabetes association. kari, it's good to see you. >> thank you. >> reporter: you're going to have a lot of people. >> over 700 riders coming out on saturday. >> reporter: this is a benefit for the american diabetes association. >> it is. it's to raise money f

he is a pennsylvania republican and joins from us harrisburg.to see you as well. >> thank you. >> when asked about it, the president defended the fbi's actions in this case. >> we also know that the russian intelligence services had alerted u.s. intelligence about the older brother as well as the mother indicating that they might be sympathizers to extremists. the fbi investigated that older brother. it's not as if the fbi did nothing. >> so congresswoman, let me begin with you. do you think the fbi or cia knew enough to have helped prevent this tragedy? >> well, i'm gladz to be with u this afternoon. here's my perspective on it. as a backdrop of someone who's been on the homeland security committee and since the dust was gathering after the aftermath and previous tragedy of 9/11 and the whole idea of the homeland security department was to be a preventer of those kinds of tragedies, hoping again. we're not 100%. there is work it acknowledge after the tragedy occurred, the key element missing in 9/11 was connecting the dots, communications conti

. >> bill: joining us now from harrisburg, pennsylvania to comment weather guy joe bastardi who is not a believer in the global warming theory. a storm like this does raise questions about what's going on in the atmosphere, does it not? >> well, there have been major tornadoes before, as a smask, the charts of the major tornadoes show they have been decreasing over the years. they reached their peak in the 50s, six and 70s. if you remember during the 70s we were in a global cooling scare. i'm not here to demean anybody. i will debunk them with facts though. this is not the first time we have heard this situation comments made, it's almost like ambulance chasing after these devastating events that cause misery to people. and then trying to tie an agenda into it. about five years ago i came on your show, bill, and told you we were going into a time of climatic hardship because of the shift in the cycle in the pacific to cooler while the atlantic was still warm. this happened in the 1950s. it's why the 19 autos were so volatile with the tremendous tornado activity. the heat and drought in

. >> geraldo: with us from our studio in harrisburg, congressman scott perry. on the homeland security and foreign affairs committees. he is interestingly and relevant to this discussion also a colonel in the united states national guard. >> that's correct, army national guard of pennsylvania. >> what is it about the benghazi situation, congressman, that most stokes your ire? what is it that really makes you angry? >> we feel we have a trust issue with the administration. we can't get the we want regarding any of it. they are coming slowly but forced and contradictery to testimony of secretary clinton at the time when she testified in january so we wonder what else is missing. particularly the talking points regarding the spontaneous eruption of the crowd that led to this attack. we found out now you most recently that those talking points were altered, the intelligence community made them. they were altered by the department of state and by the white house and, of course, the secretary acted and her testimony like she had nothing at all to do with them. we bon

. >> i'm sure that there are latinos that -- >> -- in harrisburg -- see? >> see, apparently the government thinks that joking on the spot job offer to a room full of latinos who offered to follow him to the capitol, somehow proved there are no latinos to be found in the state of pennsylvania. but compounding the jack assery, his office put out a statement saying, we found one. including maria montero who is director of the governor's advisory commission. the 25-member advisory commissi -- david vitter of course is probably still most famous for this. >> there's news today in the case of louisiana's david vitter who you will recall taught us last summer, he was involved with an escort service. he is on the preliminary witness list for the upcoming trial of deborah paul fry, the dak madam. wh >> since then i've gotten up every morning, committing to trying to live up to the important values we believe in. >> i have to say, i actually do not want to spend time, every time we talk about david bitter, i don't want to spend time playing that tape. because i agre

meantime, the sec is saying that harrisburg, pennsylvania is guilty of securities fraud. today that troubled city is heed those charges. >> they settled civil charges. we reported more than three years ago on the sec's crackdown on the $3 trillion muni march et. looking at the finances of cities, counties and states. had they are crumbling. and teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. it's missed some $14 million in payments to its bondholders. the city stopped providing current information to the market. in fact, the information it was providing was wrong. for example, in 2009, the city claimed in its budget that its debt was rated triple a but it had been downgraded the year before. they have settle need allegations with no admit tans of guilt. the historical facts are what they are, the mayor said. but to prevent such things from happening in the future, the city has completely revamped its policies and procedures. that serves as a notice to other cities, counties and states that this crackdown may be broadening. >> thank you very much forethat. >>> what could send stock

. >> either one of you want to come to harrisburg? >> here's a great quote.f you can find me one, let us know. in fact, the spokesman later said corbett does, in fact, have one latino staffer. this comes a few weeks after corbett suggested one reason for pennsylvania's high unemployment rate is that employers can't find job candidates who are able to pass a drug test. and this is the governor of the state. >>> finally, yesterday marked former congressman anthony weiner's first day on the campaign trail as a mayoral candidate. it was a crazy one. even people who couldn't have cared less about his campaign found themselves in the brouhaha. he was blocking a subway entrance in new york, according to the "new york observer." "the situation got so bad at one point two police officers were forced to intervene, escorting mr. weiner and reporters away from the entrance." the tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent in the first place. one bystander said, "instead of a hug i really wanted a text." interesting bystander. any

>> baltimore comedy factory this weekend thursday through saturday and then i'm at harrisburg p.a., in is noon eastern. here's what's current. the big news today is michele bachmann is not going to seek re-election. she made the announcement by releasing an almost nine-minute video on her web site overnight. >> my good friends, after a great deal of thought and deliberation, i have decided next year i will not seek a fifth congressional term to represent the wonderful people of the sixth district of minnesota. after serious consideration i am confident that this is the right decision. >> bachmann goes on to say this isn't because she doesn't think she can win if she runs again and has nothing to do with the fact that officials are investigating her former presidential campaign and campaign staffers for ethics violations. just last week, democrat jim graves who lost to

one of his housemates appellation house, his papers are in harrisburg, pennsylvania. i called the curator they are a necessity and questions. anyone more familiar didn't seem to know anything about it. see if it's worth the trip to harrisburg. in the 30 years i've been here, noah's flood at these. looking at one of lincoln's housemates papers that no one is basically ever looked at since they were received by the museum. it took me about 13 states. someone asked me if i took out of office he stayed to look at all 30 members of the congress. last night the answer is no. i decided to leave up out the hawaii delegation and hope they didn't write anything too revelatory. so i'll sit in these libraries and have my mac book open a word file for nose at all read the letters and in many cases nobody microfilmed them because that's the worst part of my job. save it to the senator said when i see something interesting, i shut it down and not worry cotter from them put this all into a word file. when it's finished, i print them all out for now across affiche buta uses somewhere

his papers are in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and i asked the curator about that.anybody more familiar with the collection? he didn't know anything about it. anybody i could talk to, if i was worth the trip to harrisburg, and he said in the 30 years i've been here nobody has looked at these. so i was heading to harris burke, looking at one of lincoln's house mate papers that were never looked at. so took me to 13 states. someone asked me if i had to good to all 50 states to look at members of the 30th congress. the answer was, no. [laughter] >> i decided i was going to leave out the hawai'i delegation and hope they didn't write anything to revelatory. so i'll sit in these libraries and have my book open and a world file for notes and i'll read the letters. they're not microfilmed, which is good, because that's the worst part of my job. i'd much rare handle the letters. so i'm reading them and when i see something interesting ex-i jot it down and have a note where i got it from. and put those all into a word file, and then when i'm finished, i print them up, and i w

his papers are in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and i asked the curator about that. anybody more familiar with the collection? he didn't know anything about it. anybody i could talk to, if i was worth the trip to harrisburg, and he said in the 30 years i've been here nobody has looked at these. so i was heading to harris burke, looking at one of lincoln's house mate papers that were never looked at. so took me to 13 states. someone asked me if i had to good to all 50 states to look at members of the 30th congress. the answer was, no. [laughter] >> i decided i was going to leave out the hawai'i delegation and hope they didn't write anything to revelatory. so i'll sit in these libraries and have my book open and a world file for notes and i'll read the letters. they're not microfilmed, which is good, because that's the worst part of my job. i'd much rare handle the letters. so i'm reading them and when i see something interesting ex-i jot it down and have a note where i got it from. and put those all into a word file, and then when i'm finished, i print them up, and i

harrisburg, pennsylvania. that road will be closed at least for several days. and on she burns.artha: we are following a developing situation where the international space station right now. nasa says there is a leak. the iss commander calling the situation serious but not life-threatening. here are some context on the iss so you can visualize what is going on up there. it orbits about 200 miles above the earth. it travels at 17,500 miles-an-hour, making one full orbit every hour and a half around the earth. finally the international space station spans the area, it is very large, folks. bigger than a football field including the end zones. jonathan serrie is following the story live from atlanta. jonathan, explain what is it that they think it is leaking and how dangerous is it? >> reporter: yeah, martha, the leak is in the international space station's active cooling system. it works similar to a radiator in your car except instead of circulating water to take heat of l off of your car's engine it uses ammonia which is it second quarter lates through tubes to carry excess heat

. >> finally some improvement on the harrisburg expressway. heavy delays from padonia to timonium. that is now clear. things are getting better at padonia. north side, 16 minutes on the outer loop towards the 83 plus. 18 minutes to travel through the west side outer loop. lots of volume making away from 795 to 70. delays for marriottsville road it would on wall street and interstate avenue, watch for crash. white marsh area, right top of your screen, delays extend down to the 895 but. j.f.x. southbound in the yellow from the beltway down to 20 eight st. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> warm and muggy start with images the upper 60s and low 70s. 67 degrees in westminster. there is rain to start the day, although the best chance for showers and thunderstorms common this afternoon. drifting to these, these are around baltimore. inyou get breaks in the sun the morning and the afternoon, secretary strong thunderstorms. severe weather is possible today. chance of showers and thunderstorms. it will cool off as we head into the weekend. high of only 67 tomorrow. morning low tempe

and we're at a rally in harrisburg and there is a speaker who will remain nameless, i don't know why,ut remain nameless. and i was whispering to hillary, i said relax, this guy is such a bloef yater, he'll be another half hour. and she had that little smirk on her face. which is great. actually, realistically, i'd go back to public life for one thing and one thing only is if hillary clinton runs and wants me to be active in the campaign or better still if she wins and wants me to do something in the white house. that's something i've never done and i would love to try to do once before my career in public service is over. i'm enjoying what i do very much and i enjoy my nbc work. although i would suggest to hillary as you would suggest to anyone running for president, if you're running for president, have someone who has run for office inside the team making the decisions. don't have it all be consultants. now of course hillary has probably the best politician ever to run for office in my lifetime in the president. >> but a guy that i see a picture of the two of you, it's from way back

host: harrisburg.uest: i am from the western eerie, i amburgh, her glad that he is keeping on trying, because we have got to get through this. but he is right, you cannot make it on the salaries. by the way, not all government workers are getting steady increases. the federal government has been on a wage freeze and what they are calling a sequester, which really means that they are not layoffs,- partial pay. they are cutting back salaries. beenme states massive layoffs of government workers. there is an attack on government workers and, as we know, not enough jobs out there. and there are too many jobs not paying a living wage. host: i want to get a reaction from you on a couple of other stories not related to the workplace. this piece from frank gaffney, the female scandal of the benghazi factor. he goes on to say -- there are plenty of men indicated in the run-up in the efforts to conceal the scandal. their contribution to this requires their own investigation, but so does the peculiarly not implica

. >> at times, i think -- >> from double a harrisburg. >> really?r: we're going to talk about that with cindy. cindy boren from "the washington post" joins us. as i said earlier not unlike a doughnut, i have surrounded the empty vacuous space that is me with wonderful people who know what they're talking about. so i brought cindy in from "the washington post." follow cindy on twitter at cindy boren, that's boren with an e b-o-r-e-n, this is dan's only day this week. this is the one day work week for dan. dan is leaving. >> he's got a big week. >> dan is going to get married. >> aww! >> saturday. >> it is this saturday? >> this saturday. >> my invitation must have blown off the porch. >> bill's going, i assume. >> no, he's not. i'll tell you this. >> you didn't invite bill? >> no, i didn't. i know. i will tell you why i didn't invite you or bill. >> first of all i expected to not get invited. i understand. >> you were on the cut list. >> you didn't invite bill? >> i couldn't. >> you couldn't invite your boss? you've worked for him for six years. >> l

rose, harrisburg, pennsylvania, republican. hi, rose. caller: hi. i just want to say i'm going to keep it short and hopefully sweet. i think the president doesn't know anything about anything. you ask him and he knows nothing about nothing. how is he going to push agenda through? you've got to be on top of things to implement things. thank you. host: coming up next, bill kristol, "weekly standard" editor will talk about the republican handling of the i.r.s. targeting of conservative groups. also, benghazi, and he will take your calls. later, deborah hirschman will talk about federal plans to crack down on drunk driving. we'll be right back. ♪ >> lieu career yeah garfield was an educated woman and as a believer in women's rights. she expressed frustration during her roles of mother and we've. she reluctant will you played the role of hostess for her husband but when he was assassinated, she returned to ohio and ensured his legacy by making their home into a early version to the presidential library. we'll look at the life of lieu career yeah garfield

i think largely the politicians both in harrisburg and washington have written off this division. the last person that my relatives saw as active in helping them was senator hines. they would try to advocate for them. they aren't getting much from anything recently and i think it needs to be addressed. my family has been out there since about 1790 and they don't want to leave the area. they like the lifestyle but have you to be able to provide for your families. host: calling from new jersey. one of those states on your map hat has no defined rural areas delaware and jersey. guest: these numbers have a real impact on people's lives. one of the surprising results we've seen from the latest census numbers is just how much population loss has expanded in the eastern half of the united states in places like pennsylvania and ohio, indiana, kentucky. places that have a relatively high reliance on rural manufacturing. manufacturing jobs during the recession took a big hit. we had a big loss in rural manufacturing jobs. so yes, what this woman is describing is playing out throughout the c