the woman charged with assaulting john taylor made bail and is believed to have fled the country. >>rings tears to your eyes. >> reporter: this is not the first attempt to get it passed. >> we came very close last session. and i just felt really passionate. my mom passed away at 87 years old. i know what our elderly population deals with. >> reporter: the maryland department of human resources supports the bills. but opponents argue that aspects of the bill may infringe on a person's rights. >> passing legislation is not going to stop any of this activity. >> reporter: the maryland judiciary bill also takes away the discretion of the court. reporting, i'm pat warren. >> no vote on the bill has yet been scheduled. >>> a french power company has dropped its opposition. edf say its has reached an agreement with exelon over the independence of constellation's nuclear group. edf had previously said the merger would hurt growth of the unit. the $7.9 billion deal is pending final approval. those who like a rough ride have new support this evening. it might help keep trails open in loch rave

joining us is john taylor, president of the national community reinvestment center. and real estate and finance professor susan walker. john, walk us through what you see as the greatest tragedy or harm that is being done as a result of the current situation. >> well, number one, i think you're right, dylan. we are far from out of the woods by any stretch. the number of foreclosures that will continue to happen here in the state of california, but nationwide, is going to continue to grow. there's estimates of 10 million more foreclosures. a study came out saying there's ten million vacant and abandoned housing. all this undermines the housing industry and property values. property values nationwide have continued to decline. last year they went down 5.4%. in california, it's almost 6%. after another year. so all that equity and that lost value and devaluation of property, you mentioned nationwide properties one in five are under water. here in california it's one in three e. unless we deal with the foreclosures, it's going to continue to promote unemployment. really m

john taylor is professor of economics at stanford university and author of "first principles, keys tosperity" and we're going to draw on your expertise on this subject, to talk more about what is highly complicated and that is the tax code. if we do see taxes go up on millionaires, what real effect will that have on the rest of us? >> it's not going to be a good effect. it makes no sense to me to be raising taxes on anybody at this point. we should have tax reform to lower the marginal rates and encourage economic growth. we have a real problem in the economy. unemployment is still well over 8 percent, we're really not getting into a recovery. i think the president deemphasized that last night. if you want to help people you have to have economic growth and that's not going to come from raising taxes. he could have endorsed the simpson-bowles proposal or other ideas but that didn't come out at this point. jenna: you talked about a few different schools of thought when it comes to economic poll sell in the op-ed in the "wall street journal" and as you began your essay, you began with w

msnbc's john taylor writes, "mitt romney's 60.nt in more than 30 years. no non-incumbent republican has scored a larger margin of victory since ronald reagan beat george h. w. bush by 27 points in 1980." follow more stories on that if you follow on twitter. rick santorum got 9% of the vote, as did newt gingrich. newt gingrich headed to south carolina, perhaps having the busiest day with five or six events scheduled in south carolina. he addressed supporters in manchester last night, saying, "we have an opportunity to unify the country." [applause] >> newt, newt, newt! >> i want to thank each and everyone of you. i also want to thank all the people around the state of new hampshire who were so warm and so generous to callista, to kathy, to jackie, and to me. it was remarkable how many people were positive, actively supported and helpful. i am delighted to have had this chance to spend time and learn more about the key concerns here. i want to thank everybody here who has been helpful to us, particularly speaker o'brien, who has don

. >> my name is john taylor with the national committee reinvestment coalition. thank you, mr. cordray, and congratulations on your appointment. i wanted to get back to a question that karen asked about the bipartisan issue and how you have had good success in working across the aisle with different parties. i am trying to understand, given what has happened to the american economy, very much rooted in all this malfeasance and bad lending that got people in trouble, i do not understand elected official standing in the way of a public agency that is going to clean that up, so that the good actors in the financial-services sector will prevail, and not those who are cajoling are trying to produce product that is unsustainable. could you help me understand that? [laughter] >> what i said was, and it is very much the case, i have had success in working across the aisle on a lot of hard issues. it does not mean i have always had success on every issue, but we have maintained a good working relationship, and i fully expect to do that with the leaders in congress of both parties. they

i'm john taylor with the national community coalition. thank you, mr.arteret and congratulations on your appointment. i want to get back to a question karen asked anew in. about this bipartisan issue and how you had good success in working across the aisle with different parties. i'm trying to understand. i'm really trying to understand given what has happened to the american economy rooted now this malfeasant pantomiming that got a lot of people in trouble, i don't understand the lack that official standing in the way of a public agency that's going to clean up so the good act of the good plays in the financial services that will prevail and not those who are cajoling are trying to produce product that is unsustainable. could you help me understand not? >> well, what i said it was and it's very much the case that i have had good success over the years and working across the aisle. it doesn't mean i always had success on every issue, though we always maintain a good working relationship and i fully expect to be able to do that with the leaders in congre

down six, tony taylor inside of john capreva. good looking play. gw trails at the break.ts the jumper. part of a 15-4 run to open up the half. just over a minute to go. colonials lead by three. the sophomore from serbia, feeling it. knocks down the three. he finished a with season high 19 points. george washington beat charlotte, 60-52. the colonials win their third straight conference game. all right, let's go to bender arena. american hosting army. jeff jones coaching barefoot in such port of the samaritans feet. very good. drive, gets the tough shot to go. up 26-14 at halftime. second half, it was the troy brewer show. gets a good look at the bucket. knocks this down. eagles cruising, up by 20. later, brewer, wide open. top of your screen. and he buries it. brewer scored 19 of his game high 22 points in the second half. helping au defeat army, 67-55. the eagles improve to 9-0 at home. and tomorrow, afc championship, nfc championship. ravens and 49ers, that's my picks. >> really? >> ravens-49ers. >> i'm with you. all right. >> thank you for joining us tonight. "saturday

out of wisconsin, scott walker answers questions about the john doe investigation. i'll talk to lena taylorsponse, what does it mean? tweet us using #edshow. >>> robert greenwald with great information on the koch brothers, great information, stay with us. >>> two major developments in the walkergate scandal in wisconsin. one of his former aides will cop a plea i'm loving it. only a matter of time of what we found out scott walker knew and when he knew it. walker broke his silence on the john doe investigation he's starting to me sounding like richard nixon every day. >> i think it's very clear when all of this is done, no matter how much times it takes and again my campaign has been involved with cooperating with them for more than a year i have every confidence when this is completed people will see our integrity remains intact. >> all right on thursday two staffers who work directly for walker back when he was a milwaukee county executive were charged for doing political work on the county computers. investigators yknow what they found? a secret internal e-mail equipment, pretty innovati

i'm john taylor with the national community coalition. thank you, mr.lations on your appointment. i want to get back to a question karen asked anew in. about this bipartisan issue and how you had good success in working across the aisle with different parties. i'm trying to understand. i'm really trying to understand given what has happened to the american economy rooted now this malfeasant pantomiming that got a lot of people in trouble, i don't understand the lack that official standing in the way of a public agency that's going to clean up so the good act of the good plays in the financial services that will prevail and not those who are cajoling are trying to produce product that is unsustainable. could you help me understand not? >> well, what i said it was and it's very much the case that i have had good success over the years and working across the aisle. it doesn't mean i always had success on every issue, though we always maintain a good working relationship and i fully expect to be able to do that with the leaders in congress of both parties.

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christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john rolle, phyllis, dorwin and gabe zimmerman. each in their own way they committed their lives of serving their families, community and country and they died performing a basic act of citizenship that's at the heart of our greatness as a nation. they will be required always by their country and by their congress. i don't remember much from that terrible day, but i have never forgotten my constituents, my colleagues or the millions of americans with whom i share great hopes for this nation. to all of them, thank you for your prayers, your cards, your well wishes and your support. and even as i have worked to regain my speech, thank you for your faith in my ability to be your voice. the only way i ever served my district in congress was by giving 100%. i would add it's 150%. this past year, that's what i have given to my recovery. thank you for your patience. from my first steps and first words after being shot to my current physical and speech therapy, i have given all of myself to being able to walk back on the house floor to rep

christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john roll, phyllis schneck, dorwin stot ard, and gabe zimmermanembodied the best of america, each in their own way they committed their lives to serving their families, community, and country and they died performing a basic but important act of citizenship that's at the heart of our greatness as a nation. they will be remembered always by their country and by their congress. i don't remember much from that terrible day, but i have never forgotten my constituents, my colleagues, or the millions of americans with whom i share great hopes for this nation. to all of them, thank you for your prayers, your cards, your well wishes, and your support, and even as i have worked to regain my speech, thank you for your faith in my ability to be your voice. the only way i ever served my district in congress was by giving 100%. i would add it's 150%. this past year that's what i have given to my recovery. thank you for your patience. from my first steps and first words after being shot to my current physical and speech therapy, i have given all of myself to be

christina taylor-green, dorothy morris, judge john roll, fill lis -- phyllis schneck, dorwan stoddarde zimmerman. we remember their spirits and the joy that each of them brought to us. thank you very much. [applause] >> welcome to the stage, the tuscon symphony orchestra coal election co-plays for us tonight. snowed ♪♪ ♪ >> we love you, gabby. let's here you, tuscon. come on! >> we love you, tuscon! >> we love you, gabby. welcome back. we love you, mark. >> all right, then. those guys rock, huh? that song is a very special song for congresswoman and mark. it was a song, congresswoman, on the previous mission to wake up mark and his crew. seriously, john, thank you very much and t.s.o. and all of you for joining in. we ask you just one little bit of housekeeping. you all have glow sticks. and some of them are still lit but some are not. if you wouldn't mind just to save all the folks that have to clean up after us to find a bin if you are going to dispose of it and, if not, certainly you can take it home. our closing prayer tonight will be delivered by rabbi stephanie aaron. as you kno

federal judge john roll and 9-year-old chri kristina taylor green. >> breaking news to continue telling you about coming out of colorado. a package has exploded leaving two people hurt there. and we he have learned now that homes are being evacuated in the area and that is a bomb squad is at scene. all playing out in lafayette colorado. the denver area. the newsroom is working on the story. we will bring you more as this continues to develop. >>> meanwhile, home sweet home for a texas teenager who got deported by mistake. she ended up in south america. now, federal officials are facing some tough questions about how an american citizen, a child, just 15 years old gets shipped off to another country. the girl's grandma is speak out. >>> iran at odds with the u.s. and much of the world over its nuclear program. new tonight a message from that country to our u.s. navy. all over the video you are watching. our navy rescued some iranians in trouble. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie n

christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john rolle, fill liphyl schneck, and gabe stodderman served americaey committed their lives to serving their families and community and country and they d died by employing citizenship that is at the greatness of our country. they will always be remembered by their country and their congress. i don't remember much from that terrible day, but i've never forgotten my constituents or my colleagues or the hope with the millions of americans with whom i share great hopes for this fashion. to all of them, thank you for your cards and well wishes and your support. even as i have worked to regain my speech, thank you in your faith to be your voice. the only way i ever served my district and my congress was by giving 100%. i would add it's 150. this past year that's what i have given to my recovery. thank you for your patience. from my first steps and first words after being shot to my current physical and speech therapy, i have given all of myself to being able to walk back onto the house floor this year to represent arizona's eighth congressional district. h

christina taylor-green, dorothy morris, judge john roll, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard, and gabe zimmermannist -- orchestra, calexico playing for us tonight. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sing with me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we love you, gabby. ♪ let's lets here let's hear it tucson, come on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we love you, tucson. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] >> we love you, gabby. we love you, mark. [cheers and applause] >> alright, then. [laughter] those guys rock. you know that song is a very special song for congresswoman and mark. it was the song congresswoman you sent up i believe on not the last mission but the previous mission, to wake up mark and his crew. do you think it woke them up? [laughter] jelly and john thank you very much and all of you for joining in. we ask you just one little bit of housekeeping. we have all got glow sticks. and some of them are still lit, but some are not. if you wouldn't mind just to save for all the folks who have to clean up after us, to find a bin somewhere if you are going to dispose of it and if not certainly

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judge john roll, scott morris, stoddard, gabe zimmerman, and kiss -- kris tee that taylor greene. tragedy and crisis because we are arizona, western strong. we enter our centennial year proud of the land that our founding pioneers both tamed and developed while they were tempted by time and circumstances. the great names, udall, hayden, mcfarland, pile, rhodes, and goldwater. they are all giant bookmarks in the pages of arizona's history. [applause] and, yes, there were women, too, who have rightly taken their place in those pages. women like lockwood elected to the arizona supreme court in 1960 and received as vice chief justice and chief justice. she became the first woman chief justice in arizona and in u.s. history. [applause] we're proud to be their children, proud of what they gave us. arizona, native born and coming from all parts of the nation and the world, found their opportunity to succeed or fail in the last great frontier of the continental united states and built this state. let us here today make this place for arizona's second century. we will not betray their conf

christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john roe, phyllis, dorwin and gabe zimmerman. each in their own way they committed their lives of serving their families, community and country and they died performing a basic act of citizenship that's at the heart of our greatness as a nation. they will be required always by theicountry and by their congress. i don't remember much from that terrible day, but i have never forgotten my constituents, my colleagues or the millions of americans with whom i share great hopes for this nation. to all of them, thank you for your prayers, your cards, your well wishes and your support. and even as i have worked to regain m speech, thank you for your faith in my ability to be your voice. the only way i ever served my district in congress was by giving 100%. i would add it's 150%. this past year, that's what i have given to my recovery. thank you for your patience. from my first steps and first words after being shot to my current physical and speech therapy, i have given all of myself to being able to walk back on the house floor to repren

john rolfe. that they commitment show to each other. most of all, we are the hope that is embodied in katrina taylor green.weekend has been one of sadness and reflection. we have mourned all we lost in 16 short seconds. at the same time, we find inspiration. i will tell you our community has come to gather over the past year. this morning bells rang out in tucson and across the country in remembrance of our loss. it is a moment of unity and reflection. let us continue to know and let the country continue to know who we are as a people. let us continue to be inspired each day by the lives we lost and the community strength and togetherness. [applause] >> be will ask you to like your glow sticks in a few moments. this will take place after the last candle is lit here on stage. a candle will be live for each person. i want to make sure our candle lighters are here. please wait until the 19th kandel has been lit. -- candle has been lit. please, come and light the candles. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will you please activate your glow sticks? >> you look wonderful. if he could only see it from up here. you look magnifi

by a madman who not only changed her life but ended the life of 9-year-old christina taylor green, dorothy morris, john roll, the chief federal judge for arizona, phyllis schneck, ann zimmerman, 12 others including gifford's staff, were wounded. she was treated initially nearby and then flown to the tirr memorial herman rehabilitation hospital in houston. she continues to be rehabilitated and it is remarkable how far this young woman has come. she was a full bright scholar, more importantly she is my friend. see in the house we have a little bipartisan softball team. we play folks like the nrcc young folks and the d triple c young folks, and now recently we are playing the press corps. and she was a member of our team. and she was a really good member. i wish gabby well as she moves to a new direction in her life. and i pray each and every morning and each and every evening that god will continue to allow her to become a complete human being again. she is a great lady. a great friend of this house. a great friend to the folks in tucson and surrounding arizona. i will yield to my friend, mr. elliott, fr

john humbert from komo tv there out of seattle. thanks so much for your information. >>> now on the phone from near mt. rainier, park spokeswoman lee taylor is with us. first of all, what about the visitors now in the park? are they aware of the man hunt? we know this is a very large park and there are a lot of people there on a holiday. >> yes, it is. it was a busy day today. one of our busiest winter days ever. luckily, we've been able to evacuate most of the people who were in the park safely. and those who are remaining are holed up in our primary visitor center, the jackson visitor center at paradise. there's over 100 people there. they are -- we believe -- in a safe location. they've got everything they need for their physical comforts. food, water, et cetera. and they are in the presence of five law enforcement officers who can provide some, you know, some security and protection. and we are going to keep them there until we believe that it's safe to travel down the road. given everything that you just heard about the suspect in this case, we don't want to try to have those people get to their vehicles and caravan down the parkway

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judge john roll, scott morris, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard, gabe zimmerman and christina taylor-green we continue with their memory close to our hearts and we celebrate the continuing and inspirational recovery of those who were wounded in that attack, including congresswoman gabby giffords and our friend and colleague. [applause] we emerge from tragedy and crisis because we are arizonans. we are rust and strong. we entered our centennial year proud them that land that are pioneers both changed and developed while they were tempted by time and circumstances. the great games, udall, hayden, macfarland, fanon, kyl, rhodes, and goldwater. they are all giant bookmarks in the pages of arizona's history. [applause] and yes, there were women too, who have really taken their place in those pages, women like lorna lockwood. she was elected to the arizona supreme court in 1960 and served as vice chief justice and chief justice. she became the first woman chief justice in arizona and in u.s. history. [applause] we are proud to be their children, proud of what they gave us. arizonans, native-born

john heileman, and msnbc political analyst and man in manchester, how are you this morning? >> we all miss you. it's good here. >> let's talk about the mitt romney sound, which seems to be taylor made for the political attack ads for the coming days and months. >> look, i think it right. and in the hours to come. as you know over the weekend, santorum and gingrich opened up on romney and decided to make it a big issue in the closing days before the new hampshire primary. they will hit him hard on that and the sound that you just played will come into play in the news cycle today. it's a gaffe, a real gaffe and it expoeses him on an issue heading into south carolina and certainly the people in chicago that collect video the way that they do are laughing and smiling over having that piece of sound to use in the fall. >> i thought i heard someone say you could hear david axelrod's tail wagging. it was picked up on not two hours after it was aired. jon huntsman came out with this. >> i will always put my country first, it seems that governor romney believes in putting politics first. governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. >> that is pretty loud sound, but nee

john crack har wrote about in his book into thin air. d the next fall i was back on the east face of everest in the gamma valley with my close friend daniel taylor who is the grandson of medical missionaries in tibet and his father happened to be a good friend of howard somerville, now his closest friend on e mountain. and we got caught in unusual snow conditions and thought we might get stuck there for the winter, actually. and dannel in his way began to speak of these englishman in tweeds who read shakespeare to each other at 23,000 feet and i became completely enamoured so i had from the very start this sense of the war. maybe because i'm canadian, because my grandfather was on the front. and i sent a note to my agent and to k notch and it resulted in a generous contract and three months later the body of mall ory is found by my friend conrad anchor. and there were ten books by fall and i went to knopff to my wonderful editor and said look, gave his mey back because i've got-- and he wonderfulfully said we didn't give you money for a book on mall ory. we want a book from you on mall ory. i said it will take a decade and i was wrong t took 12