that is dean heller's spot. if dean heller is able to run up the score and win by the same margin in 2010, shirley berkeley will have a hard time in a more evenly divided clark county, which will -- that balance there. who can run up the score in their home territory and make the best in roads in the other territory will tell the tale. >> and hawaii is a blue state. what is happening there? >> this is a big sleeper race. linda lingel raised more than than the two democratic candidates have raised in six months together. so, at the end of the day, there will be a very late democratic primary in hawaii. the two democratic candidates represent different wings of the party. retiring senator as well. the case is moderate. he will appeal to a more moderate slice of the electorate. if the primary gets nasty, you will have linda with 5 or $6 million in a late primary to spend on ads and tout herself as a candidate to run against the machine. if she were elected, she would be the first republican senator elected in moder

the ones she focused on was the heller case. i would encourage you, those of you who are second amendment enthusiasts, to read that dissent. if barack obama is reelected and one of the five justices leaves the court in the next few years, then the heller decision will most assuredly be revisited. most assuredly, given the folks that barack obama is putting on this court, will reverse that right and go way beyond. read that this and about what government can do to control your access to guns. that is why discover -- why this election is important. we are done and owners. my wife is here. in a gun owner. my wife owns more than i do. we bought a couple of shotguns for my kids for christmas. i took my son out in iowa to go pheasant hunting. yes, i got for pheasants. in a big believer. that is part of my family. yes, sir. you have been pretty vigilant with your hand. >> in from kingston, new hampshire. for 20 years i worked in the insurance industry in massachusetts. our talk about health care reform and what it has done in massachus

. >> babies born to asthmatic mothers who used steroids in heller's may face some health risks -- whosed steroids in hehalers. >> know whether child the diseases were linked to these diseases -- no other child disease. insomnia goes untreated which can lead to other serious health problems. >> people with insomnia are double the risk of developing diabetes and five times more likely to have depression and it seven times more likely to abuse drugs or alcohol. maurice to be done to treat sleep problems early on -- more needs to be done. >> a former oriole favre will return to camden yards -- former oriole favorite. >> it is purple >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we're looking at a nice start. an easy ride on the west side. 54 as you make your way past 795. no problems on 83. 53 on southbound 95. problem free from cecil county down towards harford county and baltimore county. 52 on southbound on 97. the rest of the major roads around the airport running smoothly at this hour. we'll update you on 95

heller got all theft of 100 friends gathered to spread the word of the disappearance of this woman declaredsing a january 4th. her family says that she suffers from emotional instability. hall appearance has said she has never got along without contacting someone. >>ysabel: a suspect who stabbed 13 young women in the buttocks during a crime screwed now in custody. they tracked him to lima, peru. he was arrested at a shopping mall in lima, far all scene of his alleged high brouhaha is >> i was in need for 21 stock who brouhahas stabbing happened. >>ysabel: fairfax police are working to get him extradited back to be netted states to face those charges. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside in san francisco. it looks like the fog is pulling away. >>marty: here is a lovely look from mt. tam. >>janu: we are expecting a beautiful day, but pretty chilly. we have to get over this cloud cover on the bay bridge. mostly cloudy conditions, breezy and cool. lee will have mostly sunny conditions and lower temperatures, a 10-15 degrees cooler than the rest a serious let's start talking about temperatures.

. >> not chelsea heller. for the new show loosely based on her best-selling book, the comedian is played by laura prepon. >> are you there, got cut? it is meitchelsea. >> chelsea handler covers the upper on a plot here so she can play hurt up tight sister. >> i am going to name after mama. >> soviet? that is our brother's name. >> there is -- sylvia? >> what sister is in the 20's, the other one has long passed. >> she is looking more like me. >> even though they completely go out -- after each other, there is a club that is awesome. familysea handler's tv extends to a co-worker at a bar. >> for her show, the emphasis is on nt. >> i was just thinking he would benefit from a really good crop. >> i am pushing the envelope because that is what i like to do. >> is this your first time ever talking to a woman? >> again, you can catch the series' premiere of "are you there, chelsea?" tonight on wbal tv 11. >> that is all for us to nine at 5:00. >> firefighters make an emergency rescue. we are live on the scene with

the heller case related to the second amendment. it is a fundamental right, as -- a fundamental individual right, as compared to a collective right like with a militia. it does not say it is the right of the militia to keep and bear arms. it is the people. with the macdonald case -- and what the heller decision was about was the d.c. gun ban and whether or not law-abiding citizens could own a gun in their own home, unless you are a criminal. in the macdonald case it is, does your right to bear arms as applied in the hell apply to the states and not just the nation's capital? -- as applied in the hell apply to the states asand not just the nation's capital? just because it is affirmed at once does not mean the court will not reverse it. generally, their precedence is not to do that, but i would not put it passed the people. the ends justify the means in every case. it is the right to keep and bear arms. not just keep as in, you get to keep it at your house, or take it to a shooting range, or use it for hunting. but you have the oppor

in the heller case, they affirmed that we do have the right to keep and bear arms.the macdonald case, they decided that their right it was decided in the heller case extends to all states. the problem is there were only five votes in this current supreme court, and four votes voting against the second amendment. obviously, there should not be a whole lot of confusion in the phrase, "the right of the people to keep and bear arms should not be infringed." but that decision could easily be reversed. that should provide a lot of incentive to be involved this year. we have in the state's, identified laws that need to be repealed. a good example of that is here in south carolina. a few years ago they had a law that would restrict law-abiding citizens to purchase an arbitrary -- a number of firearms in an arbitrary period of time. in this case, it was one handgun per month. criminals did not have to abide by that, it was just law-abiding citizens. the repeal that law, but before they did, unfortunately virginia and a couple of other states have copied it. we're seeking to

with the mcdonald case and what the the heller decision was about was the d.c.s in their own homes, which d.c. prohibits them it's do or of course a criminal. in the mcdonald case, it was, does your right to keep and bear arms confirmed by the heller case applies to the states, not just the federal enclave of the nation's capital. and both of those for 54 decisions. so if you are freedom overcome a need to be involved in the political process because that fight for a majority can be reversed through the appointment of more supreme court justices and just because it's been affirmed once doesn't mean the court will reverse it. the president is not to do that, but i wouldn't put it past people are the ends justify the means in every case. so it is the right to keep and bear arms. not just keep passing you get to keep it in your house or take it to a shooting range or use it for hunting, but you have an opportunity to own and possess and bear arms for self-defense. and so, it is a broader right and just the ability to purchase the gun. since 1998, there's been a nat

in terms of economic policy the keynesian policy of heller, the tax cut which the publicans today heraldbut in those days criticize and oppose. i think his record is pretty darn good and in fact a look at things like medicare which he was pushing and a lot of these things for his. i think you would have had a good second term and i think ross is wrong and a bit petty in this regard are co. >> host: by the way, the greatest civil rights speech of modern times was martin luther king, jr.'s at the memorial. and the second was john kennedy in june of 1963. he collaborated of course was sorensen and i invite people to go to the ability to get it from the university of virginia and put it up on your computer and listen to his speech. >> guest: you know the power for president of the united states for the first time ever to go in the middle of a fight with wallace over desegregation of the university of alabama. to go to the midst of that and he did have the upper hand and bobby justice. they go on television and say this fundamental as the bible, americanist constitution. it's a moral issue. t

the one she focused her attention on was that heller case, and those of you who are second amendment and dos yes, go out and read that the sense -- dissent. if obama is elected and one of those five justices leaves the court, the heller decision will be revisited, and given the folks that barack obama is putting of this court, they will reverse that right and go way beyond. read that dissent. we are gun owners, nra members. my wife actually owns more guns than i did. i even bought a couple of shotguns for my kids for christmas, and took my son out and went pheasant hunting. yes, four pheasants. i made a believer in it, and that is part of our family. ok, yes, sir. you have been vigilant there with your hand. worked inyears i've the insurance industry in massachusetts and experienced health-care reform and what it has done to massachusetts. rest assured, "obamacare" is a mirror image. i am this trend -- i understand but tenets of the laws in massachusetts, and what it will do to employers across the country. one of the poison pills is the medical loss ratio. tells ensures how much the

up in recent decisions, landmark cases, the last for five years, the heller case, the mcdonald casesendment and individual fundamental right as compared to the collective right of exercise supposedly by militias since the first clause of the second amendment mentioned militia but it doesn't say the right of the militia to keep and bear arms. it's is the right of the people, the people used, of the bill of rights. but the mcdonald case, and what the hell a decision was about, the d.c. gun ban and whether or not law-abiding citizens could own guns in their own home, which d.c. prohibits unless you're of course a criminal. and in the mcdonald case it was got your right to keep and bear arms affirmed by the heller case apply to the states, not just the federal enclave of the nation's capital. and both of those were 5-4 decision to give your freedom of you need to be involved in the political process because that majority can easily be reversed through the appointment of more supreme court justices who disagree with the second amended. and just because it's affirmed once doesn't mean the

to brooke heller for putting it in the paper and for joel for understanding it in long-form journalismbaia and helen for putting up with us being gone for so long. thank you very much. [applause] >> the next category is the nominees for new approaches to news and documentary programming. the nominees are. >> and the emmy goes to "los angeles times," caught in the crossfire, victims of gang violence, "l.a. times".com. [applause] >> i go outside and i got shot in the head. >> the only thing i could think of was that let me die right now. i have a baby inside me. >> how bad could hell me if this is what's going on, killing and raping and robbing and just -- this must be it. >> how can i ask the question why, why did you shoot -- ♪ >> recipients for this award could not be with us tonight so the academy accepts the award on their behalf and i think i have some extra shelf space as well, in case. new approaches to news and documentary programming, arts, lifestyle and culture are. >> now, there are two recipients of this award tonight. the first emmy goes to "new york times" magazine online,

heller: later today, mr. president, the debate will center on the fundamental question of whether members of congress should be responsible for upholding the same laws as the american people. mr. president, the unified answer from this congress must be an unequivocal "yes." it is no secret that congress has a track record of exempting themselves from the very laws it writes. former senator john glenn said, "such exemptions are the rankest form of hypocrisy. laws that are good enough for everyone else ought to be good enough for us." former congressman henry hyde once quipped that congress would exempt itself from the laws of gravity if it could. i have long supported efforts to ensure that congress refuses to give into any temptation to exempt itself. when i was serving in the u.s. house of representatives, i was proud to be a leader in the effort to require members of congress and their staffs be subject to the same requirements that the obama health care bill put on all citizens. while the bad old days of c

the one she focused on was the heller case. i would encourage you to go out and read that dissent. if barack obama is reelected and one of the four or five justices -- conservative justices please this court, that decision will most assuredly be revisited. most assuredly, given the faults barack obama is putting on this court, will reverse that right. read that dissent about what government can do to control your access to guns. that is why this election is important. we are gun owners. we are nra members. my wife is here. my wife actually owns more guns than i do. "i even bought a couple of shotguns for my kids for christmas. my son and i went pheasant hunting. i got for pheasants. i am a big believer in it. it is part of our family. ok. yes, sir? you have been pretty vigilant here with your hand. >> i am from kingston, new hampshire. i have worked in the insurance industry for 20 years in massachusetts. i have experienced firsthand health care reform in massachusetts. rest assured, obamacare is a mirror image of massachusetts. >> why do you say that? >> because i know obamacare a

been working with gabby's staff and i was honored to introduce this bill in the senate with senators heller and feinstein. it passed in the senate but was held up in the house because of a procedural issue. this allowed gabby to reintroduce it in the house this week with congressman jeff flake. and yesterday, as we all bid gabby an emotional farewell, the house overwhelmingly passed it by a vote of 408-0. i commend the house leadership for working to make sure this important legislation passed as gabby's final legislative act before resigning. and i want to especially say how honored i am to have worked on this legislation with her. like all americans, i've watched in awe at gabby's courage and her remarkable grace. she inspires us all. she represents the best of our nation. dr. martin luther king once said that "darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that." gabby is truly a shining light to all who know her. the ultralight aircraft smuggling prevention act is a testament to gabby's commitment to securing our borders from illegal activity. a new trend in drug smuggling is to