lowry out of the house so that the tbi investigators could take over. >> so the lowrys still married or are they in couple's counseling after this? >> according to reports, imajean is in jail under $200,000 bond. but the sad part about this is imajean lowry is disabled and mr. lowry had been the person who helped her in and out of the home, built a ramp in the back of her house so she could get in and out of the house easily. >> i thought they were just the ideal couple. i would look at them and think, i hope when i get that way my husband is that nice to me. >> she's going to have new people taking care of her now. >>> this is surveillance video taken in july of last year. apparently this businessman whose name is miguel sekal is asking the valet to help him change a flat tire. the valet refuses because its is not his job responsibility and he can't leave his post. this is what happens. >> people make me sick. this guy is doing his job, he has other people's keys back there he's watching. he can't leave. >> there are people around trying to assist and the guy still kicks him. >> he

and lowry told hii she would give him 5-thousand dollars if he killed her husband.the reason?she was desperate for money... and was the 65-thousand dollar insurance policy.a neighbor saw the whole thing go down... and helped authorities get the it's very, very sad because i thought they were just an ideal couple cause i would look at them and think oh i hope when i get that way my husband is that nice to me.the 2 cop cars were here. and then... she was coming down the ramp and they each had each arm.i think she had such a clear motivating factor of wanting that money being desperate money even gave her the opportunity to call it off to not do it and she insisted she wanted to have this done. a baltimore county teacher is driving to school in a new car . today.students gathered outside windsor mill middle school tuesday.... as joshua parker was awarded the keys to a new honda civic.he was given the new set of wheels for winning the 2012 maryland teacher of the year award. pprker says a new car was a long time coming. "when i came into teaching i didnt have a car at all, i actua

host: rich lowry is the editor of "national review."has been there since 1992 and has been editor since 1997. guest: it is net 20 years until the fall -- it is not 20 years until the fall. host: howard is next. caller: good morning. your call is published in our local paper and i enjoy -- your column is published. guest: you have discerning editors. caller: i had below conversation with the editorial board of the paper and should i need to read more and i got him on there. guest: good for you. he is one of the best columnists in the country. caller: i think the republicans have 1/3 of the puzzle put together working on the presidency and i look forward to rob a republican elected president. i am in the deep weeds in california and it is difficulty. we have 55 electoral votes. there is enough sense in the country overall to defeat this president. it is not like the leader of the republicans and senate -- it is not that we hate obama. what would disagree with is his social policies and we can enumerate them for days. i think middle americ

the planning department of lowry's -- allows both departments to appoint a staff member or person outside the agency staff with qualified expertise in urban design or planning or a landscape design and architecture. recommendation # 5c, the proposal strikes out language that was thought to be redundant. it exempts port property from existing -- existing port property from conditional use. the port feels this reaffirms their obligations under the burton act. keeping it or striking it does not do anything for us. we're fine with keeping it in there. recommendation of 5d, of the proposed legislation would require a new waterside curb cut. the department recommends that the ordinance be altered so that waterside curb cuts, including newki curb cuts should be approved through w.a.c. finally, recommendation no. two in the zoning law change. this is the only one i will go over on that. the proposed ordinance moves three blocks. we recommend striking this from that legislation. it does not require any substantial changes, but the ports feel it would unnecessarily complicate understanding of how w

and lowry told him she would give him 5-thousand dollars if he killed her husband.the reason?she was desperate for money... and was the beneficiary of her husband's 65-thousand dollar insurance policy.a neighbor saw the whole thing go down... and helped authorities get the husband to safety. it's very, very sad because i thought they were just an ideal couple cause i would look at them and think h i hope when i get that way my husband is that nice to me.the 2 cop cars were here. and then... she was coming down the ramp and they each had each arm.i think she had such a clear motivating factor of wanting that money being desperateemoney even gave her the opportunity to call it off to not do it and she insisted she wanted to have this done. done.lowry is now behind bars. 3 3 overnight dozens of people went through the city, painting messages on the streets... and the city police just sat nearby watching it hap. happen. of course, that wassthe plan, as ravens employees gave the area a fresh coat of ravens support. joel d. smith is live in fells poiit with some of the evidence. goo

third quarter kyle lowrie from deep, he had 25 points, nine assists.ramento, they got crushed. 103-89. so raj, jessica, i wish you guys the best of luck. we're talking niners. is it fair to say you can root for this is niners even though you're a raider fan, or is that just -- >> sure. >> yeah, of course, we're all rooting for the 49ers. >> raj, are you just saying yes because jessica is saying yes? tell the truth, that's unacceptable. >> yes. >> it's been a long nine yearsa bay. we'll take it when we can. thanks, henry. >> absolutely you got it the. oh, those shoes are amazing. i just want to be her. really? she was married for like three hours. well, she's efficient. look at that color. wait a minute. didn't she name her kid hawaii? maui! yeah... she built a yacht for her pug. actually, it was a lakehouse. yeah, he's right. this heel is so fabulous. mine. look at that. cute. she was here once. what? she had toes like a sloth. really? ew. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> finally tonight it is nothing but the best for hollywood's best as they

host: rich lowry is the editor of "national review."97. guest: it is not 20 years until the fall. host: howard is next. caller: good morning. your column is published in our local paper and i enjoy it. guest: you have discerning editors. caller: i had below conversation with the editorial board of the paper and should i need to read more and i got him on there. guest: good for you. he is one of the best columnists in the country. caller: i think the republicans have 1/3 of the puzzle put together working on the presidency and i look forward to rob a republican elected president. i am in the deep weeds in california and it is difficulty. we have 55 electoral votes. there is enough sense in the country overall to defeat this president. it is not like the leader of the republicans and senate -- it is not that we hate obama. what would disagree with is his social policies and we can enumerate them for days. i think middle america will come together. my question is, what is your sense for taking over the senate? once we have the house and th

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rich lowry of the national review joins us.princeton professor cornell west. james bennet on a recent story on u.s. manufacturing jobs. later, president obama will attend a white house jobs forum. the event which will include cabinet secretaries will highlight u.s. companies that decided to reopen manufacturing plants that had been operating overseas be very live coverage begins at 12:15 p.m. eastern. and chris matthews on the attempted political maneuvering in the second kennedy and nixon presidential debate. in the second debate here in washington, nbc studios -- mixing its control of it. so he brings the level of the temperature of the room down to 40 degrees. as a meat locker per when kennedy gets there. they are racing down to the basement and they find a guy to hit the thermostat. there is a nixon guy standing guard on the thermostat. if you do not let me turn that up to 65 per seventh, i am calling the police. they end up compromising on the temperature. the idea was that they did not want necks into sweat. they had seen

rich lowry is the editor of "national review," as everyone knows. only the third editor in "national review"'s, by now, nearly 56 year history. and how he came to "national review" is very much in line with icann, with what we've heard about bill this afternoon, that he was always concerned about young people. he saw himself as an evangelist to young people for the conservative, for the conservative faith, as well as, and how rich first came to was by taking part in a young writers contest. by now, 20 years ago this year, wasn't it? 20 years ago this year. and the very next year and opening fell, position fell open on the editorial staff, and we hired rich. and before long he was our national political reporter there and then in 1997 when john sullivan was stepping down, bill after extensively looking around the pool of available talent decided that rich was the one, and that's when he became editor in chief of "national review." and has been running the magazine with excellence ever since. our second we're changing the order although. the second pa

the price of mike lowry ovens went down, we are told what this all the time, the price of refrigerators. did you see that a recent campaign by one of the right-wing think tanks that talked about how many refrigerators poor people had? as if that is a measure of prosperity in america. it did not talk about whether the health care. it did not talk about whether they could get a decent education. they talked about microwave ovens and refrigerators. remarkable, but that's how the discourses changed. the bdm and some parts of the media have come to accept that. wages went down. the cost of health care, education, and to some degree housing, that time of low mortgage rates went up. what it took to be middle-class went up rapidly in price in this time not only that, income became highly unequal. part and parcel of this. across the board cannot be cool. every demographic. men, women, minorities of all kind, majorities, what used to be majorities. inequality across the board since the late 1970's. how can that be? and let's get technical for a minute. something called productivity. you all heard

. >> joining me from washington is albert hunt of bloomberg news, rich lowrie of the "national review" and mark halperin of "time" magazine. i am pleased to have them all here. albert, as you know, you were standing with mr. halperin last night as we came from new hampshire. he came back to new york today to celebrate his birthday, so we're pleased to have him take time off from a huge birthday celebration to join us here this evening. ( laughter ). and i knowou feel strongly about that. >> he's the youngest 39-year-old i've ever seen, charlie. >> happying about the. >> nice to be back here. >> albert, where are we. mitt romney haters enter the final stages of grief. how you see where we are at this moment, going into south carolina? >> i think the next 10 days are very important under mitt romney, noin the sense of getting the nomination. that's virtually in the bag. we'll see if he can te a punch. in iowa, he was hardly criticized at all. all the focus was anti--gingrich. the ads coming out today, about half are anti-romney, and we'll see whether it has any effect or not and howhe c

and al hunt, a washington editor in charge of bloomberg election coverage here in new york is rich lowry editor of the "national review" and joe klein, he is the columnist for time magazine i am pleased to have each of them this evening, so we go first to iowa. mark halperin, tell me, i want the answers to four questions, who are the winners and losers? which seems to be clear, what happened? what does it mean for each of them and who does what now? so let's just beginith an overview of what happened this evening. >> well, we don't know the final result and i think it is pretty clear now that the winner, the numerical winner will be either rick santorum forum or mitt romney, more likely based on the vote as we talked at this moment, that santorum winds or we have a dead heat, the winner clearly is -- the two bi bigg winners are santorum and romney. >> santorum has a chance to be the long awaited alternative to mitt romney, he has a long of challenges to live up to that task but he does have the potential he will have to raise money and build an organization and define his message ande is

. >> in real life, her name is cindy lowry.f three whales that got trapped in the arctic shelf near barrow, alaska. she got wind of it and galvanized people around her. the story grew and grew and grew. tom brokaw loved the story. this was something he wanted to talk about in the end of the program. much like today. there's a social media aspect. it was the news that got people to focus on it. the kid wanted to know what happened with the whales. it grew. it became political, environmental. kids waned to see the whales get saved. reagan had to call russia and break precedent. everybody had their agenda. with whether they agreed with reach other or not, they put it aside to do something to work together. >> that's it. >> for a minute. i -- god bless that. >> it gives us hope. if you can do that and come together for the wonderful whales, can't we do that? i want to play a clip. you're being interviewed. you're asked, why do we care so much about whales. >> even though they're strong and big and powerful, they're vulnerable, too.

host: lowry from new jersey, a democrat -- larry. caller: the full title should be right to work for less. another example of how we are in a race to the bottom. never-ending search for cheaper labor can be borne out easily by the chart reflecting the in, and equality that is going on here. it seems that certain people will not be happy until we are making chinese wages. i think it has a lot to do with the problems in our country right now. i am a proud union member. i have worked hard. i have a penchant and health benefits -- i have a pension. guest: right to work states are not about lower wages. the move to right to work states because they understand a union only has a financial incentive to organize a work force wants it. i the problem with the human is not the wages. the problem is the work rules. when the guy that swings a hammer cannot also turn a wrench, that is the kind of think companies are looking to avoid. the union does not have a financial incentive to immunize. -- unionize. i have heard from business leaders -- you g

joining me now, syndicated radio talk show host leslie marshall and editor of the national review, rich lowryso a fox news contributor. leslie's in studio which is very exciting. we just see her head on the satellite, so i will met you start. andrew sullivan they have who is a self-described, unabashed supporter of obama from early 2007 on. they have him write the cover article for "newsweek," why are obama's critics so dumb? think that might get through to the critics? >> well, i think what he's done has definitely captured our attention, and "newsweek" might, you know, sell some more magazines which is what it's all about. how many people didn't know andrew sullivan's name that didn't know it yesterday? i don't like the use of words, but even i have been called worse. it seems to me he's not just angry with the critics of the right, he's definitely angry with the critics on his left, and it's his right to call them dumb, and it's the critics' right not to be happy with the president. megyn: it is his right, but is it smart? is that the way you get through to people, by calling them stupid?

simon rosenberg is director of the new democrat network and former clinton campaign adviser, and rich lowryf national review and fox news contributor. megyn: the house normally carefully orchestrates these things so there aren't a lot of empty seats at this event. what happened here? >> reporter: at least vice president biden was there attentively paying attention, which is really what is most important. >> generous of you, rich. >> i don't know how much to read into this particular event. i don't know why a ceo would want to go to an event that is clearly a media event, meant to make a political point. the white house has scheduled two things now after both the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary, one was the very controversial appointment of rich cordray to that consumer board, which was meant to say, hey, look i'm the president here, i'm looking out for the middle class, and this event which is meant to portray him as trying to bring jobs back into the united states which no one can oppose. megyn: simon, do we make too much of this? >> if we took a picture of your studio now it w

wesley lowry reporter at ohio university and i launch the website to chronicle young people's journeyn: the young pepped hut barack obama in office, no question about it. >> 2/3 of young people supported president obama had his bid for election. whether they will come out this time is open question. ron paul apparently enjoyed a lot of young people support and has dedicated libertarian followers. jon: he is the oldest candidate on the republican side he really energized a lot of young voters in iowa. in iowa he did better than any other candidate among the young. >> only 3 to 4% of young people caucus which is problem for republicans. where in 2008, 12 to 13% caucused for president obama. but you're right, he is channeling young people's energy in a constructive way to fuel what could ultimately be a third party candidacy because it is pretty clear that he won't get the nominees to become the republican standard-bearer against obama. but, one thing interesting about ron paul is that he is concerned with bread and butter economic issues of concern to young people. he says cut these int

we'll talk with steve king, juan williams, chris stirewalt, rich lowry and alan colmes as we count downaucuses. plus, those new missile tests from iran after it threatens to shut down the strait of hormuz. what's really behind rapp's aggressive -- iran's increasingly aggressive behavior? we'll see you in just a few minutes, "happening now." bill: see you in ten minutes. >>> all right, a family trapped in an icy river. how a group of quick-thinking bystanders rushed to their aid. we have the dramatic rescue in a moment, and we have one of the russ key you ares -- rescuers with us lye to explain how thiss happened.e pr there , [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. martha: this is an incredible story, a utah man ask and his three children escaped certain death thanks to the bravery of good samaritans. the driver lost control in icy conditions, the car went into the river upside down at one point, but in seconds a team of onlookers had rushed to their aid. joining us now on the pho

the front page of today's "washington post" -- below that as a look of the south carolina primary -- lowrys joining us from ohio and you say why is america and not in decline? caller: i think we are too great to be in decline. we are on the verge of robbing ourselves apart because we cannot discuss anything agree we cannot agree on anything. it is not one way or the other. the answer is in the middle that we need to find and nobody seems to want to. that will end up tearing us apart. we are not in decline as a nation but if we can't get together and try to figure out what our main problems are, then what hope is there? we're not in decline. host: ben goldfarb from "cq weely"--- more than once obama tried to reach a grand bargain with john boehner to raise taxes and cut entitlement spending next is sean joining us from tennessee. caller: we are in decline. i think so very much. this president has split the country right down the middle. everybody says it is republicans. i am independent. he does not want to work with republicans. the only ones to work with his own party. -- he only wants to

these are matt and lowry from california with their four children.. -- and nate. thank you, you guys. [applause] if i did not have a family that was behind me and encouraging me, i did not have a wife to put me up to this, i do not think i would be doing this. anne got me into the race appeared last time, it was a mutual decision. but this time, she said i had to do it again. let's hear it for her, my sweetheart. [cheers and applause] >> it is great to see some new friends. i see a lot of people that we have known and loved for a long time. it is also great to have my family here. we are so appreciative of everybody who has supported as. you have heard me say this before. after the last election, i knew one thing for certain. i was never going to do that again. mitt reminds me that i said that after each pregnancy. and you notice that i have a few sons. about a year ago, knit and i were figuring this out. there were a lot of questions over whether we would do this or not. mitt was going through the roadblocks, many of which i was very aware of appear

. >> i thought it was interesting, richard lowry's article, he says if newt continues to win every republican running for office will panic because the general public -- to the general public, he is radioactive and points to the national poll that shows 27% of the country approve of him. 56% disapprove of him. >> sure. it's those people that disapprove of him. look over the next week and you'll see a lot of these ads down in florida. so far, the romney people have spent $4 and $7 million so far. newt got a couple million dollars over the transom since he won in south carolina plus his friend in vegas, he's going to come up with some more money as well. look at ads from mitt romney saying the last time this guy was a leader, he was speaker of the house and he did such a great job, his own members fired him! just imagine what would happen if he ran the country. >> i'm wondering how these negative ads are going to play now four states later. >> they work! >> i'm just wondering. nothing is conventional in this whole election cycle. and i don't think the south carolina voters liked them. so i'm ju

. >> rich lowry writes today in the national review, santorum was simply terrific and he showed why anti-romney conservatives would have been much better served by rallying around him, santorum, than newt. >> and maybe that's one reason why he's not going to drop out yet even though he's not going to put his focus on florida. i think he'll stay in the race because of that. in the meantime, president obama agrees with rick santorum that the candidates are being petty. here's what he had to say. >> i think that what the american people are going to be interested in is not these kinds of rhetorical flourishes. they're going to be interested in who actually has a plan that makes my life better? and -- >> not going to go there? in this issue? >> you know what? i think the american people are going to make a judgment about who is trying to bring the country together and who is dividing it. >> he says he wants the second term badly and he was referring right there to the food stamp president label that he was given by newt gingrich and he said listen, i don't give anybody food stamps unless they becom