ron, how did you feel about what marc was saying?ruth to what he's saying, but i think the consumer is still alive and kicking. there's still a lot of great buying opportunities. prices have come down. we talked about it earlier. i like telecoms in the emerging markets across the board. i think you can't ignore the consumer. industrial may be down, but the consumer's still alive. >> look, i think ron brings up great points. emerging markets if you look outside of china and brazil, which are the two biggest economies, at least the ones people are the most -- the most crowded trades. the rest of e.m.'s growing. if you look at southeast asia, indonesia, what's going on in turkey. if you look at other parts of latin america. e.m. is not falling apart. from a markets perspective correlations are going down here. you don't want to be all in. and i think playing the market is a fool's game. i think buying good companies and shorting bad companies, as a hedge fund manager that's what we try to do but again, valuation wills tell the tale. >>

. >>> marc anthony lle tatda en su cuerpo la estatua de la libertad, el joven que tatuo novia.a si estÁdicada a susu gracias a todos por estar con nosotros este comienzo de semana. >>>omenzamos con un video que muestra agentes de la policÍa en california golpeando a un hispano. inter puso una demanda la supuesta vÍctima. >>> ivÁn alvarez celebraba el cumpleaÑos de un familiar el mismo dÍa que su vida se transformÓ en una pesadilla. tres agentede la policÍa supuestamente lo golpean dentro de una celda a la que Él fue llevad despuÉs de ser detenid un incidente con la policÍa. >>> pensaba que iba a salir muerto. sentÍ cuando me botaron al suelo, mi cabeza pegÓ en el suelo y tenÍa una bota en la cabeza y me golpearon con las lÁmparas. >>> dice que ivÁn inter vino en la investigacÓn de la poliÍa y tenÍa un comportamiento agresivo, por eso fue arrestado. cuando fuerasladado a la celda no aparenta resistir las instrucciones, en esta imagen se siendo golpeado. >>> un animal teÍa mÁs derechos de como me hicieron y demuestra el video. >>> agentes arrastrando a ivÁn por el piso. buscÓ un abogado y

marc goodman has a warning you didn't miss. a new model with silicon valley entrepreneur gina bianchini. but first ken burns. welcome to the show. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> how do you have the bandwidth to compartmentalize all of these points of history. >> you do recognize all of your kids' voices even when they are far away. it is hard to say no when you think you have history firing on all cylinder s, and i make the same film over and over again, and that asks who are we? and what does an investigation of the pastel us about where we have been and where we're going and that's the gift of history, the medicine of history. so you come across something and you have to say yes. there is a kind of economy of scale, there's a great warp and wolf to american history. i have been through the 1920s on about seven or eight different films, and each time the 20s i go through are totally different. even prohibition and baseball or jazz which you would think would be really close, it seemed really different. >> in that context do the

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

marc siegel, author of "the infer pulner pul unlocking the secrets of health... >> jamie: i want to unlockome secrets. >> eric: researchers are developing the first of its kind injection they say could save the lives of people who cannot breathe. an injection, that delivers oxygen directly into the bloodstream. dr. samadi, what is it about. >> it is very very, handy. we have a lot of patients out there with airway obstructions and may have asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia or like, in the field of trauma, you may have a real obstruction and what is the first rule of medicine, eric, get access to airways and what we do is intubate the patient and the ventilation machine is going to breathe for the patient. now, what this technology is, which is really, really smart, what they've done is they've created the oxygen bubbles and, you can actually inject it into the blood, directly and, what it does, it introduces options for the patient and it will buy up some time to get the patient stable and how is it going to be really helpful, if you are doing cpr and the operating room the oxygen level drops

. >> marc gonzalez came to orange county to surf and enjoy the california lifestyle.convicted felon per participating in the robbery of a medical marijuana delivery man, and presumably with considerably less air. >> that's me right there, all dreaded out. couldn't see a thing, didn't have my glasses. i came in with no shoes and a tank top. i was pretty stoned. >> drug use had led to problems before his arrest as well. >> seventh, eighth, grade, smoking pot. then psych dellics, then i got placed into an outpatient rehab facility for the first time. it didn't work. i relapsed. i was losing jobs, failing school, wasn't doing that well. i barely graduated. >> now three months into his one-year sentence, gonzalez is headed to the visiting room at orange county's theo lacy jail, his mother has just flown in from his home state of minnesota. >> hi, son. >> helo. >> oh, my gosh, this is the first time i've seen you with your hair cut. i really like it. how was your day today? >> i was all right. just sat outside and read a lot. it was really sunny out. so i've been sitting ou

marc siegel from langone medical center and author of "the inner pulse", unlocking the secret code of sickness and help. >> and chief of robotics at the mt. sinai medical center, good morning, dr. david samadi. the first topic, fallout over guidelines urging pediatricians to test all children for their cholesterol, regardless of weight or family history and medical experts are raising questions about that. should you test your child or not? dr. siegel? >> well, let me wade into it this way, 10% of kids hoof high cholesterol and 1/3 are overweight or obese and studies over the past few years have shown they are building up fatty streaks in their arteries, feeding the heart beginning at very, very young ages and there was another study that showed that overweight kids with high cholesterol build up plaque in their carotid arteries and this is a huge problem and i think knowledge is power but, you know, guidelines make me nervous. the war back and forth about when it should be done and to whom is really the question. i think any overweight child, any child with a family history of high c

so... >> infertility, thank you, marc. look, the bottom line, simple way of thinking about infertility is that mr. sperm and mrs. egg have to get together and, have one year of unprotected sex to be able to produce the magic kid, that is a definition of infertility and now we look at the female part and i think to cover a little bit, the first thing you need to know, for females is to get a blood test and look for something called fsh, follicular stimulating hormone and, if the mark is high and the aentsz mollarim is low, that is a sign of infertility of women and for men it is something else -- i apologize for throwing the names out here. >> jamie: you are looking directly at me and i know i don't have that! >> dilated, big veins around the testicles, increases the temperature and in urology, we talk about food -- it almost is like the sperm pops like popcorn in a microwave and the best way to do it is to ligate the veins and, the other thing is -- sunday morning show, we look at... >> eric: the quick point to talk about,

open no reported delays along the metro, marc, or vre. aaron and eun, over to you. >> thank you. >>> right now police in prince george's county are looking for a missing elderly woman with alzheimer's disease. 69-year-old barbara battle was ast seen in capital heights on saturday. if you have any information call prince george's police at 301-772-4901. >>> two teens confessed to robbing, beating, and killing a 54-year-old man. prince george's county police arrested 16-year-old andre attaway and 17-year-old james murray for the murder of him. police found his body near his home saturday night in the 5200 block of newton street in bladensburg. they rob, chased and beat him. the enteens are charged as adults with murder and robbery. >>> today we will find out what charges the suspect in the colorado movie neater shooting will face. prosecutors will lay out the evidence today against james holmes, a week after his first court appearance. news4's angie goff is following that story. >> good morning. in just a few hours we're going to hear the f

. >>> sin embargo, la cadena de teatro cine marc asegurÓ al pÚblico que los cines son lugares segurosa policÍa de los angeles dijo que si algo se puede sacar de este terrible hecho de hoy. es que el pÚblico debe siempre estar en alerta. josÉ. >>> jo rints ante angie, varios cosas que quiero consultar contigo en chicago una de las cadenas de cine prohibirÁ personas con mÁscaras o pistolas de mas tico que ingresen a las salas. que ayuda a mitigar un poco el miedo. ¿que debe o quÉ no hace la ejemplos cuando va al cine y ve algo inusual?. >>> no hay que convertirse en un vigilante pero prestar atenciÓn cht si usted ve a alguien, que luce extraÑo, que se comporta de manera diferente. y que ve un bulto, definitivo. >rubÉn: nifbmente hay que llamar

next filmmaker marc levin shares the emotional tales of middle class unemployment. know why bain is important. watch this next. we'll visit a new mini series for political junkies who love scandal. >> first of all, i'm divorced. secondly, i was involved in a diplomatic crisis all day. i didn't have time for a costume change. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what's that. ♪ ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪ ♪ >> talking to one of my neighbors. they're pretty much in the same boat. you live next door to someone for so long and you don't know it and then all of a sudden, you start talking about it. hey, you too? and yeah. >> a couple of months, haven't paid the mortgage, struggling to decide to pay it or to not because if you don't pay it for a couple of months then you go into the foreclosure. >> jennifer: that's a moment from the powerful

marc levin director of hb on. 's hard times lost on long island. thank you very much for joining me inside the war room. and now to my point. there is a reason why stories of about hollowing out of the middle class resonates. and why it resonates in this presidential election. it is deep. it's deep with people. you probably know somebody who has lost their job. i know i sure do. and it's not just blue collar workers. everyone is vulnerable. the middle class workers who have had the rug pulled out from under them lie changes in our economy are not slackers. they aren't looking for handouts. they are not looking for freebees, they did everything that they were supposed to do. they studied worked, saved. >> reporter: and now they just want jobs. they want the dignity of work. they want to be able to contribute to the economy. to their families, to their communities. but they can't. their prospects continue to fall even oscar pratt profits and stock indexes sore. thosesoar the thosethat were hits have had to clear out that i desk. put their homes on th

all marc delays. lots of them.re planning to use penn line and camden lines, watch out for those delays. they may slow you down a bit this morning. >>> as for wall street we're looking lower. earnings season kicks off after the bell. >>> cbs this morning is next with more on the tax plan being announced by the president and we'll hear from author jennifer weiner. >>> howard will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. >>> get updates on weather, news and traffic by visiting us at wusa9.com. >>> see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:25. have a great day, everybody.

same people who the president would be a drug reform or to begin with your answer that question is marc harrold libertarian commentator attorney and author of the book observations of white noise an acid test for the first amendment marc welcome welcome back to the show thank you good to see you good to see you so are you convinced by this g.q. article is obama going to suddenly changes to marijuana now basically on this issue and say you know hope hope for change and then you suppose we hope and change and we've got hope but no change and now he's trying to get hope again going in the second term do i think he has some feelings about this the president i think he probably does what he said was probably how he feels but he hasn't acted on it during his administration i think this is a pretty soft piece of the g.q. piece and it's a pretty soft piece but most indicative is the source the piece he talks about the aides of the president the associates of the president but we don't have anything about what the president says and i think the people if they're going to base their vote and not

metro will honor all marc tickets this morning. in baltimore, we have diversions number three, 11, 21, 61, and 64 for artscape. the same buses will be diverted for the water main repair at light and lombard street. number 13 and 98 buses are also delayed this morning. light rail and metro looking good, while the m.t.a. transit team, i'm dave allen. now back to john collins. >> thank you. good morning. the rain, at least here west of the bay, is over for a while. we're still in the same situation. and there are still showers on the eastern shore moving out of the picture slowly but surely. this is an hour's worth of radar. so things are moving along, so we're dry here, still cloudy, very humid. a patch or two of fog. so scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder out to the west. the situation today, the setup very similar to yesterday, nothing has changed much. the only difference is we won't be as hot today as we were yesterday. temperatures wednesday, we peaked out, we were in the low to mid 100's. yesterday we were only in the

>>> mira esta imagen a ver quÉ se te antoja, marc anthony y kasper smart que amigos.her. >>> ana bÁrbara. >>> pop y ranchero. >>> paulina rubio. >>> thalÍa no. >>> lucero. >>> sÍ!. >>> como se acaba 8 tiemel tiem. >>> lucero.... empate por primera vez, empate, empa empa empate>>> no, no. (discusiÓn). > >>>. oye. ♪(mÚsica)♪. sigue subiendo la temperatura con la buena mÚsica en los conciertos de verano de despierta amÉrica, llega la diversiÓn por partida doble. de mÉxico los reyes de la mÚsica tribal. y desde puerto rico el regreso de la reina del reggaeton. llega para llenar el patio de la casa con ritmo, acompaÑanos. disfruta en vivo y en directo el concierto, une a la fiesta. otro concierto de verano de despierta amÉrica presentado por estate farm. no te lo puedes perder. > algo suave para que puedas hacer tus actividades diarias. >>> amÉrica. >>> va a manchar todo amÉrica. >>> les tenemos esto. no tengo tiempo para echar a las multas. >>> ¿como voy a cargar a mi beÉe con esto?. >>> fÁcil. >>> para ir al baÑo. >>> fÁcil, practica. para los hombres tambiÉn les tÉngalo

y ya no estÁ. >>> tengo entendido tambiÉn que marc anthony le enviÓ flores. >>> sÍ, enviÓ flores y tambiÉnlas 9 de la noche, para que seguidores y amigos le dieran el Último adiÓs, maÑana serÁ sepultado en queens, donde descansan los restos de su hija patricia y vÍctor su hijo. regreso a estudios. >>> gracias daniela, que descanse en paz, talunivisionhe- fuerunflecions por cupido, la cantante difundiÓ la foto en pro twitter, se besan cpr impacimerp obra que protagoniza con susana zavaleta, se acerca el fin sdee mana, estamos felices, vamos con daniela para ver las pelÍculas que se estrenan, a los Ángeles, hola daniela. >>> hola quÉ tal. >>> sÍ, hola. >>> gracias, bueno el verano estÁ aquÍ seÑores, prueba de ello es el nÚmero de grandes producciones que entran en cartelera en esta semana, encabezando la lista spider-man, una versiÓn renovada de la franquicia, y katie perry en versiÓn 3 d, un documental que sigue la vida de la cantante un aÑo, y revela un lado intimo que nounivisionprimer impacto (m-f)p padres de niÑo,@@primer impacto) la gira mundial, de la cantante y compositora. >>> escog

the whole thing is interesting. >> rose: larry page and marc andreessen when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> rose: additional funding provided by these funders. >> and by bloomberg a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. f captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: larry page is here, while still a graduate student at stanford in the mid 1990s he and sergei brennan invented a new way to categorize information on the worldwide web, a mere 14 years ago that idea became google, today it is the world's largest search engine value add over $200 billion, page once again became ceo of the company he founded last year and the height of its strength google nevertheless face as host of challenges the rise of facebook and the social search, competition with apple and the mobile technology battle and stay one step ahead of the disruptive young startups from silicon valley, i am happy to have you here to talk about all of these things, welcome. >> thank y

this act of gun violence i'm joined by mark glaze executive director of mayors against illegal guns marc welcome thanks for having me thanks for joining us. i'm curious how many your thoughts and how many more of these shootings we need to have before something's done and if you have any comments on i was being a little political in the set up there i realize you know you represent republicans and democrats and across the board but you know to what extent is this a political problem that's right you know we have now more than seven hundred mayors we have more than eighty republicans and they are very diverse they believe different things about kind of classic gun control but the one thing that brings these people together is that they are exactly where the american public is which is that there is a lot you can do that both respects the rights of law abiding gun owners to do what the supreme court said they could do which is keep a gun in the home for self-protection but much more to keep people who should not have gone into the charge lockers that james held and keep these people who ar

a delay right now on the marc train. if you're traveling the penn south train 401, you're looking at an 11-minute delay. metro, no delays at this time. to the roads, i-95 northbound at lorton, have a crash just in your right shoulder lane. police are on the scene. aaron and eun, back to you. >> thank you, danella. >> 5:11 now. talk about the must-see olympic event, the ticket members of the royal family had to get their hands on. >> up next, what an e >>> it was a destructive fire that heavily damaged one of our country's >>> the navy says a new hampshire man set a fire on a nuclear-powered submarine because he wanted to get off of work early. casey fury is charged with arson. investigators say he started that fire that caused $400 million in damage to the "uss miami" while in dry dock in may. he says he set the second fire outside the sub about three weeks later. he was taking medication for anxiety and depression and told authorities he set the fires so he could leave work early. >>> america's first woman in space has

and it goes back to what marc was trying to say.here are genetic differences between all of us and that is what we are seeing. we talk about plaque. what exactly is plaque? the same plaque that sits in the arteries and causes a heart attack, same kind of plaque can go to the brain. it is a different type but the same concept and, the information from one side of the brain doesn't get to the other side and what does it do? alzheimer's, what we have to do. most of the studies, and the big news here in alzheimer's, is, we're making it very -- a very small step forward in the field that has robbed the brains of the population, 5 million people, how do we do this? prevent the plaque from forming or wash it out when it is formed and i think what the definition is here, the antibodies can clean it up and it is really at the research level and we have a long way to go, and, as you said, it is a devastating problem and we see it on the human level, a lot of people forget their addresses and are coming back... >> jamie: it is awful. >> the bi

y velan en una funeraria en nueva york, los restos de joy motoro, daniela polanco, dijo que hasta marclegaron familiares, amigos, y vecinos. >>> lo mejor que me pasÓ en mi vida, mi esposo, los Últimos momentos lo disfrutamos mucho, estuvimos con Él, hasta que se nos fue. >>> muriÓ el pasado fin de semana de un fallo renal en nueva york, tras casi un mes hospitalizado, tenÍa 78 aÑos. >>> muy afligida, y triste. serÁ la luz de mis ojos. y ya no estÁ. >>> tengo entendido tambiÉn que marc anthony le enviÓ flores. >>> sÍ, enviÓ flores y tambiÉn vino. >>> daddy yankee. >>> sÍ. los de nueva york yankees. y tambiÉn edi palmieri, muchos, muchos a apoyarnos. >>> esta funeraria continuarÁ abierta hasta las 9 de la noche, para que seguidores y amigos le dieran el Último adiÓs, maÑana serÁ sepultado en queens, donde descansan los restos de su ha patricia y vÍctor su hijo. regreso a estudios. >>> gracias daniela, que descanse en paz, tal parece que va todo viento en popa con alejandra guzmÁn y su nuevo amor, el doctor adriÁn tobar, un mÉdico que la atiende en mexico. fueron flechados por cupido, la

. >> that was marc siegel. >> jamie: that is what it sounds like and i actually asked you to tell people'd know the difference. dr. samadi, why is it coming back. >> multiple reasons, some families are against vaccination and some is the cyclical nature of the disease, every five years you will see that coming up. and, you know, the other thing i really learned while i was studying this and again i don't deal with whooping cough every day and, the vaccination wears off, every ten years, you have to get a booster and the diagnosis is critical. because it starts with a plain russ runny nose and it is typical of flu and then it goes on for days and weeks and you sound like dr. siegel that he end, which is real whooping cough. >> jamie: i remember, in california, years ago, actually it was on the rise. is it seasonal? is it certain places around the nation, right now? >> it tends to be all year around but especially like all respiratory viruses in the winter and i have to tell you, jamie, it is a worse problem than everyone realizes, the cdc says 15,000 cases reported a year and it is on the

. >> marc klaas runs klaas kids, an organization dedicated to recovering abducted children.he says local police find the notion of american girls being sold into slavery just not credible. all too often, kidnapped girls are classified as runaways, which enrages helpless families. >> they didn't want to make friends with the cops. they didn't want to create enemies with the cops. they wanted their little girl to be back at her home with her family. you've got the family that's anxious, petra guide. you've got the little girl that's being victimized. and when all is said and done, what does law enforcement do? they point the finger at the family and say, well, they weren't cooperative. oh, my goodness. they are the victims, aren't they? therefore let's treat them a little more kindly. >> i was thinking the whole time, she's right. if i would have listened to her i wouldn't be here right now. i would be at home. i would be at home with my brothers and i missed them so much. i missed all my brothers so much. >> today under the watchful guard of her family shauna warns other girl

marc gillinov. both are based at the cleveland clinic and are co-authors of the comprehensive new text, "heart 411: the only guide to heart health you'll ever need." dr. nissan and dr. gillinov, good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> great to be here. tavis: thanks for accepting our invitation. why is and i know that it is, reading the text why is heart disease so rampant today? why is the risk so much greater now than at some prior point? >> we think it is a disease of modern society. if you go back a hundred years, we didn't drive our cars everywhere, we exercised, we ate natural foods that were high in fiber and low in fat. our modern lifestyle has made us very vulnerable to heart disease. over the 20th century, heart disease went from a not-very- common cause of death to the number one cause of death not just in men but in men and women. tavis: i guess i am always troubled when i have these conversations, because it is sad to listen to that reality when this is one of those things tha

marc brunswick, 89 0rks 30-minute delay. metro rail, a bit of a delay on theial low line as you're making the trip because of some earlier track -- signal malfunctions that have been repaired. aaron, back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> breaking news now, a man gets shot by police, then steals and crashes a police cruiser. and it's all caught on tape. police say this started in the 4700 block of lakeland road in college park just off the campus of the university of maryland. news4 tracee wilkins live at the scene. tracy, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. police say that they were actually called here because of the report of a man with a gun here on route one near lakeland. when they arrived there was an exchange of gunfire with this man. some witnesses tell us they heard as many as 15 shots. but then here's what happened next. this is where it gets very strange. police are not confirming this at this time but a number of witnesses tell us that that suspect was place in the a police car and then he stole it and took off

it's time for tonight's big picture rumble on our panel tonight attorney and libertarian commentator marc harrold same sex progressive commentator and writer and adam bitly editor in chief at net wright daily welcome all to you thank you and mitt romney really knows how to travel abroad those guys get it down right as first trip to london he's managed to so step in it claiming a be a better president because he's a white guy anglo-saxon heritage all that the entire city of london is upset with in the marriage stand in front of sixty thousand people just going off on it and and he's got a public dustup with the prime minister.

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they're open with no reported delays along the metro, marc, or vre. eun, over to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. right now police are investigating four separate shootings in the d.c. metro area. one of them deadly. the shootings happened within 30 minutes of each other. tracee wilkins is live in northeast now with more. tracee, good morning. >> good morning, eun. i'm here on the scene of a homicide that happened overnight. we had several shootings overnight. one person killed and a number of people are now in the hospital. let me tell you about what happened here overnight. 4700 block of brook street in northeast. police are investigating a homicide after an adult male was shot and killed here. police say they cannot release any suspect information at this time. that's all we know about this homicide here. another shooting happened in the 4800 block of alabama of knew southeast. two teen nanlg males were shot. both are expected to survive. in the 2300 block of alabama avenue, at a bp station, someone was shot and seriously injured. that person

if you're taking the brunswick east line check marc and metro will be honoring your tickets.trains have been canceled at this time. let's head over to the roadway. green belt road, had a crash blocking two right lanes. looks like it just moved to the shoulder lane in this area. still seeing a little bit of volume on the inner loop because of a lot of rubbernecking delays. this crash is clearing to the shoulder lane. still expect delays in this area. traveling along i-66, no issues but we'll talk travel speeds in ten minutes. erika, boefr over to you. >>> as pepco works to restore electricity yet again this summer, they want a possible rate hike. they requested a 4% hike to be approved by the maryland public service commission. for pepco customers, that means an extra $5.50 on every bill. but state lawmakers are calling on the commission to deny this hike. they say that the utility doesn't deserve it. at pepco is intensely under fire in montgomery county. the county council railed against the utility at a hearing last night for its response to last month's derecho with tens of

what does that mean, marc? no one asks the rich to do anything?> they haven't contributed, they haven't been asked to -- megyn: he's saying nobody would do the job you do, including me, he says. you know, i'm not brave enough, basically. you tell me, marc, but he could be referring to no one asks the wealthy to go out and fight fires -- >> that's not what he's saying. [laughter] megyn: i don't understand julie's explanation for the differences no one asks them -- >> they're not being asked to pay their fair share is what he's getting at -- >> could i get in here, julie? i don't understand julie's explanation either, to be perfectly honest with you. obama's speech, he said to small business owners you people think you're so smart, and you work so hard, the context is worse than what he actually said. but the reality is barack obama has -- the tax cut increases he has proposed according to ernst & young are going to hit 2.1 million business openers and they're going to kill 710,000 american jobs. this is a man who has presided over the weakest, long

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there would be less interest in guns so there seems to be sort of a contradictory behavior going on ok marc how do you explain the contradiction i agree with that well i think it has to do with the guns that we allow i think most of the kids like myself are great are going to control support the right of americans to own a gun for self defense or for hunting but we allow a lot more than that the killer in colorado had an assault weapon a semiautomatic weapon that had one hundred. bullet capacity magazine you could fire one hundred bullets in one hundred seconds and i think there's a reason why one person could kill or injure seventy people i mean he had a knife he may have been able to herd two or three but this kind of mass killing is allowed because we have laws that allow this kind of thing this was banned from one thousand nine hundred two thousand and four the republicans in congress allowed the bad to expire and we see what happens why was it repealed mark if i can stay with you. well there is a very powerful gun lobby as you pointed out the national rifle association has a tremendous

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metro will, marc rail, vre running on normal service. goodll jump on over to a on the beltway and new hampshire ave. back to you. >> thank you. we are continuing to follow the search for a missing child in the district. was lastnez in northwest d.c. around 8:30 last night. boy is about the four 70 pounds withr complexion, last seen shirt and gray pants. police.ee him, call we will continue to follow any bring them to you. >> today marks the start of a prince george's impacts residents if convicted of gun crimes. >> now they will have to take in a gun offender registry. julie parker is a spokesperson for the prince george's county police department's. works. how it people convicted of gun crimes after not only register, but their doors to home visits. >> exactly. this law went into effect today. what will happen is police will have the right to visit the homes of gun offenders. is the thought that people are convicted of gun crimes more likely to offend again. we believe that with these matador technicians, but they to committedly crimes