katy o'malley will talk about how the state is working to find solutions of bullying in the schools.tary of state hillary clinton travels to south africa today. she is scheduled to meet with the leaders to discuss the state of relations between south africa and the u.s. she is also planning to meet with former south african president nelson mandela during the visit. >>> the national aquarium in balledmore turns 31 this week -- baltimore turns 31 this week. there will be a week long celebration. today anyone born in august will get in for free. there will be cake available at the harbor market kitchen. >>> and a man famous for a no soup for you on seinfeld will take to the streets of baltimore. the sign felt -- seinfeld food truck will be in the inner's harbor -- inner harbor between new and 10 and you can meet the actor who played the soup nazi on the show. >>> lynette we have got to know the forecast has to be good if you want to see the soup nazi. >> this is true. there's a slight chance of a popup thunderstorm shower going throughout the day. but things will dry out especially by

this is the same one that katie o'malley appeared at yesterday. talking about ways to help kids ullies.coming be there are a couple of recommendations. tell an adult if you see something. if you see someone being bullied, refused to be an audience. you can also find some recommendations on line. >> hallie jackson, thank you. a local organizer is thinking about putting in a bid for the 2024 summer games. the president of the was the baltimore and 2012 regional coalition has had informal discussions about holding the olympics in our region. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. which like to see the baltimore- washington area hosts the 2024 summer olympics? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. 71 degrees on tv hill. the success of curiosity. what is next for the space rover? >> new details about the shooter in wisconsin. >> this is the beltway at wilkens avenue. hmmm, i don't think i took my pill today. there's birth control you don't have to think about ta

is maryland's first lady, katie o'malley... who helped in the fight against bullying as a judge.s: "if you see somebody that is sitting by themselves at lunch, if phey're being excluded. go over and sit with them. if you see something happen in the hallways or the bus or in the locker room, stand up." up."the summit continues for most of the week. travelers with american airlines now have the option of skipping baggage claim... if they choose.the airline company is teaming up with "bags v-i-p luggage delivery"... which delivers bags to homes or hotels. travelerr using the service will get their bags within 4 hours of a flight.the fee for baggage delivery starts at 30- dollars... and is only available in a few select cities right now. there's a four letter word many of us don't like to think about: debt.but the fact remains... that many of us have it. this morning... emily schmidt is live in washington with some practical financial tips that could help you start to eliminating bills and saving again. good morning, emily. 1) sometimes it's hard to take that first step towards findi

. >> first lady of maryland, katie o'malley helped in the fight against bullying, as a judge and mom. >> if you see some body sitting by themselves at lunch, if they are being excluded go up and sit with them. if you see something happening in the hallways, on the bus, locker room stand up. >> the summit will continue for most of the week. tomorrow lady gaga's mother will be speaking she is cofounder of the born this way foundation, lady gaga used her money and celebrity status to bring awareness to bullying. shawn. >> thank you. well, the polls may be closed but gop presidential candidate mitt romney is way ahead of president obama when it comes to fundraising the romney campaign raised $26 million more than the president in july, today the candidate took a break from the campaign trail to hold private meetings as his families new hampshire home. >> the fact romney is doing so well in the last quarter almost a third better than the president, 100 million to 75 million, shows you the feeling that people have towards him, also, 95% of the donations, are $250 or less. >> top republicans

. >> reporter: first lady of maryland katie o'malley has helped in the fight against bullying as a judge and mom. she believes kids can help as much as adults. >> if you see somebody sitting by themselves at lunch, if we're being excluded, go up and sit with them. if you see something happening in the hallways or on the bus or in the locker room, stand up. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> the summit will continue most of the week. tomorrow lady gaga's mother will speak. she's the co-founder of the born this way foundation. lady gaga used her money and celebrity stat to us bring awareness to bullying. >>> the maryland legislature will hold a special session later this week to discuss gambling. lawmakers are debating whether to allow a sixth casino at national harbor, prince george's county. democratic delegates give acidifying views at 5:00. >> -- differing views at 5:00. >> 80% of the jobs are recirculating from other parts of the economy. if you spent a dollar at a chinese restaurant at rockville pike, if you don't spend it there because you're spending it at a casino, you're l

. >> first lady of maryland katie o'malley helped in the fight against bullying as a judge and mom.e believes kids can help as much as adults. >> if you see some body sitting by themselves at lunch, being excluded go up and sit with them you know if you see something happening in the hallways on the bus, in the locker room, stand up. >> reporter: matt hack lynn, fox 5 news. >>> if your child feels he or she is being bullied they need to talk to someone. kids who suffer from serious bullying are subject to depression and other problems. >>> maryland congressman said he is against letting dc tax commuters. elijah cummings said it could read to a turf war. the house committee that overseas district -- over sees district affairs said it should be looked at after the presidential election. >> according to the current issue, washington monthly magazine, people are watching personal savings drop to the floor. there are ways to prevent your family from losing its nest egg. we recently spoke with the editor and chief of the monthly magazine. >> most americans are right there as we know, how

among the speakers, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius and maryland first lady katie o'malley. >> good morning, everyone. how y'all doing? good. welcome, welcome to washington d.c. welcome to our third annual summit. this is great. my name is michael, i am the deputy assistant secretary for the office of elementary and secondary education at the department. the mission of my office, the office of elementary and secondary education s to promote academic excellence and insure equitable opportunities for educationally-disadvantaged kids. and we have a number of great efforts and programs to sport this mission. race to the top early learning challenge which provides kids with a great opportunity to start off right, particularly high-needs kids, give them access to high quality early learning programs. we have our title i program which provides resources to support low income kids, make sure they have the support and the services necessary to succeed. we have grants to improve teacher effectiveness, we have programs to turn around our lowest performing schools, english language acq

coordinate a nationwide anti-polling campaign after a break, they will return with remarks from katie o'malley and then kathleen sebelius. coverage right now on c-span2. all this week, it is on core programming. how the newspaper business has transformed during his career. he answered questions from university students who recently visited washington. he can see that is 7:00 p.m. eastern. c-span created by america's cable companies not the 1979, brought to you as a public service. >> michelle obama was on the campaign trail. she says this about her husband's accomplishments and why he should be reelected. ♪ [applause] >> thank you all so much. you know, thank you so much. first of all, i am so excited to be here and i wanted thank you all. it is hot in here and you guys are hanging in there. let me just say this, if anybody needs to sit down, sit down. i will not be offended. if you start feeling sick, said down. thank you some much. i am thrilled. i want to start by thanking meredith for that kind introduction. heartfelt, passionate. and for all for work and service to this campaign, to this

the first lady of maryland, katie o'malley, who has a long history of public service. in 1988 judge o'malley began her career as a, in law as a clerk in the baltimore county state's attorneys office. she attended law school in the evenings at the university of baltimore. work and school took up much of her time until 1990 when she married martin o'malley. who is currently the governor of maryland and my governor. one of the things that i'm, why it is of particular pleasure for me to introduce judge o'malley is that i have two 6-year-old girls, sally and daisy, who started kindergarten this year. their education, their experience in school is something i deal with every day as all families deal with the experience of kids in school, to know that judge o'malley and governor o'malley are working to make maryland's schools the best they can be and are advocating nationally on behalf of all of us, all parents, all kids, is heartwarming. in 1991 judge o'malley and the governor had their first child, grace and while katie was finishing her last semester of law school, after gr

i also, i think -- i can't really see, is katie o'malley still here?at you were joined by the first lady of maryland earlier in the day, and she has done a wonderful job, um, not only within the state of maryland, but in leading an effort with governors' spouses across the country to indicate how states can be really involved in this anti-bullying effort. i want to recognize deborah temkin, i'm sorry, for organizing the summit and roberto rodriguez at the department of education, um, for being a great partner in this effort. and i know tomorrow you're going to hear from my friend and colleague arne duncan as part of this summit effort. i am really pleased to have a chance to visit with all of you and begin really by thanking you for your commitment to give our young people the safety and support they need to grow and thrive. now, two years ago we came together for the first-ever national bullying summit with about 150 state, local, civic and corporate leaders and began to map out a comprehensive national plan to end bullying. there had been efforts, ma

is katie o'malley still here? inr you are joined by the first lady of maryland earlier in the day and she has done a wonderful job not only within the state of maryland, but leading an effort with the governors' spouses across the country to indicate how the states can be really involved in this antibullying effort. i want to recognize deborah temkin fer organizing the summit and roberta rodriguez at the department of education for being a great partner and i know that tomorrow you are going to hear from my friend and colleague arne duncan as part of the summit effort. i'm pleased to have the chance to visit with all of you and begin really by thanking you for your commitment to give our young people the safety and support the need to grow and thrive. two years ago we came together for the first-ever national bullying summit with about 150 state locals, civic and corporate leaders and began to map out a comprehensive national plan to end of bullying. there have been efforts, many efforts in the past to confront bu