i am marsha rolston, and it is my honor not to move us from the very right full-time of looking back to honor and memorialized those who we have lost and those who continue to suffer. to the portion of our program that looks forward with hope and excitement about the future. and though i will lead us to do that today, it is a particularly hard task for me. because marg and i lost a very precious and young person this year in a tragic accident. she was the light of our lives and the closest thing, i suspect, that we will ever have to a daughter. i must tell you that i have spent the last seven months looking back, but i am ready to do something different. and i hope you will move with me today to looking forward. we are honoring four wonderful youth and scholars in our youth program today. if we are to keep this amazing memorial alive into the future, we must energize the next generation to understand the ways that hiv/aids in such a living memorial as this does indeed touched their lives, too. this is the third year of our scholarship program, and it continues to grow. it has become

of marsha going to the rival high school and using her feminine wiles to get other students to votegainst greg brady. >> unbelievable. >> it's true. it's disgusting. santorum, bad. >> please, please, don't apply for the political analysis portion. >> no, i'm telling you, bob, that actually makes sense. people get that. >> the brady bunch. >> can i ask you pollsters this? i've posted on facebook and twitter, 600 responses more than i've ever asked, is it right for the democrats to be involved in picking the g.o.p. candidate, right down the middle? anywhere from all is fair in love, war and politics, too, this is ridiculous, and they're just doing it to undermine-- >> eric historically in open primaries you're going to get anybody to vote for you, including independents. and i think that santorum is it really smart in this sense because for years i've been saying there's an opportunity for republicans to appeal to these union voters, why? remember when i am-- immigration came up on the docket, it's a huge wedge issue. >> but, why? >> i agree with you. >> what about this? why do you al

joining us also from the left is congressman marsha blackburn from tennessee.evy is contributing editor of "rolling st ining stone" and huffington post media group. darlene, we are so grateful for your time because we know this must be a horrific, horrific time for people who really knew whitney houston and loved her. our condolences go out to you. what are they telling the family at this point? >> i was so close to sissy because of our relationship. i met when she was 8 years old. so i have fond memories of her as a child. i've been trying to reach out to cissy, but she's -- which i understand. i have not been able to get in touch with her yet. i'm trying. i know where she is but i don't want to go over there unannounced. i want her to call me and reach out. and we're just waiting, you know. memories of her as a little girl are just unbelievable because i lived with cissy for a couple of years when we were all working for deion. she said, let's just make you a cousin. so i became her cousin and because i actually -- nippy let me have her bed when i lived -- st

. >> marsha garland. my company is representing blackthorn at 834 irving. i want to be really clear what we're asking for here. they're asking for an entertainment permit for the bar itself, not for the outside patio. the outside patio is offlimits as far as the entertainment is concerned. however, the outside patio has become the issue. and we feel very strongly that all the municipal agencies that have a say in this matter should be handling their own injures dick. the patio area is a concern because of smoking and that needs to be addressed by the health department. they have instigated a program to be self monitoring at the moment to tell people to be quiet after 10:00. their abc license allows them to use the patio and serve alcohol there until midnight. they have reached -- done an extensive amount of outreach and they've just

marsha cut a deal with prosecutors that lets her get back half of the horses. animal control will randomly check on the animals. >>> a maryland sports star comes home to promote the arts this schools. visited the charter school today. he is passionate about the arts. this is celebration of the arts week. baltimore schools will host art contests and workshops. he credits art with helping him cope with add as a child. >>> coming up, a humble hero. the reason a rescuer did not bother to stick around after saving three children from this burning house. >>> the big buzz generated by angelina jolie's leg. >>> slightly cooler tuesday headed our way. i'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 51 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming right up. a fast-moving fire rips through a strip mall in oklahoma city. smoke could be seen for miles. the intensity of the blaze forced firefighterrers to stay outside the building. no one was injured and the cause is under investigation. >>> an after

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. > marsha garland, representing the applicant. aeliknzhelika. that is jim from e seri coany. they, as you know, bought this from kino's. it it came a few problems. they have been trying to rectify those problems. e mainprlemwas a noise issue. they have spent significant money fixing the soundproofing. hen the bought it, they inherited a musical lineup they did not realize they had to have a separate permitrom business to business. the canceled all the acts. that included the holidays. ave done extensive outreach and collectors of support from the merchants and residentsahe cmunity leadership alliance which has a representative here tonight to eak t at a letter of support from the lower polk eibo merchants association, and eight neutral position from the lliance an mid-polik. hey vea ve good security plan. their capacity is 123. they are there fothe lo term. the have put a lot of money into the property. they want it to besuccsful for them the soundproofing has just about been cpleted i will let you hear from them. >> good evening. a later evening than it started. vice chair j

my name is marsha garland. my firm was retained after two of the conditioners. we specialize in outreach and our task was to meet with the relevant and significant individuals in the community. people with a vested interest and the collected bodies in the community and we have done that. the venue as you know used to be gravity. which has a history we do not want to go into. the current owner has gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to turn a nightmare into a place of beauty. we have had debates about whether there is enough -- this was an old sign. it was found nearby from an old gin and baht could distillery. that is why it is called that. -- gin and vodka vodka distillery. that is why it is called that. he hired kendall agins from agins interiors. that is still outstanding. as you can see. ok. just recently, the neighboring business called the republic was granted an entertainment permit and it has a much larger capacity. this been you has operated in a stellar matter for the five months it has been opened. there have been no incidents and the reports.

>> i am marsha garland and got involved in community politics because of broadway. i think you have done an incredibly holistic and comprehensive job of pulling all the entities together. all the problems you cited are things i have been aware of for a long time and i think you are on the right path. thank you very much. president newlin: thank you. seeing no other members of the public coming forward, we will move on to item 5. police department comments and questions. >> good evening. stephen mathias from central station. i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out

>> i am marsha garland and got involved in community politics because of broadway. i think you have done an incredibly holistic and comprehensive job of pulling all the entities together. all the problems you cited are things i have been aware of for a long time and i think you are on the right path. thank you very much. president newlin: thank you. seeing no other members of the public coming forward, we will move on to item 5. police department comments and questions. >> good evening. stephen mathias from central station. i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out doing inspections of the various clubs. on the whole i have liked what i have seen. i am happy the clubs are doing things for it well. one of the club's, " recess. i have seen an improvement. the lines are more -- more control. we have not had any problems i have seen coming out of there. it is helpful, whether it be that conditions, it gets

marsha park inson cut a deal with prosecutors to get her half of the horses back but animal control will randomly check on them. >>> a can controversial tax maybe going higher, opponents of the bottle tax are fighting back already. monique griego, live outside city hall. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning, everyone. the mayor wants to raise the bottle tax from 2 to $0.05 but the plan is receiving backlash. battle is brewing over bottles. >> we owe our children at least $0.05. >> we are going to lose sales and customers. >> reporter: the council hears the bill to raise the tax from $0.02 to $0.05. the money would help fix crumbling classrooms throughout the city. >> our kids deserve better. sometimes it takes tough decisions to provide a way forward. >> reporter: the tax could bring in extra 10 million- dollar a year. supporters say that money is crucial to fixing city schools. >> there is rats running around and it's hot. it's 90 degrees in some classrooms. it's not a conducive learning environment. the city has not empowered our children to succeed. >> reporter:

. >> nicole richie at one end and marsha gay harden. all ages can pull this off. romantic looking. >> really flattering, too. >> let's bring out dana and emily. they're in tops that have the hi-lo hem line. >> they're both girlfriends of mine. dana has known me over a decade plus. we have some great stories. dana's in the blue shirt. you'll notice the basic blouse with the trend built in. as she turns to the side, people at home can see the line dips in the back. you don't want to add too many accessories. don't worry about a print. let the shape be the trend. >> don't belt it. >> let the trend be what it is. on emily, i love her red hair, she's got a fantastic shirt that's a little longer. when she the turns to the side, too, you'll see it has a fishtail bottom. it's a little longer so you can layer it under a leather jacket or cardigan. this piece is from top shop. the jacket is at macy's from impulse, a designer offering a less expensive line, which i love. >> very cute. thanks, ladies. >> next up, we have marge coming out. >> marge. >> tell us about marge's lo

a department where whistleblowers who do not go along marsha -- sure to face retaliation and are forced into bureaucratic limbo to adjudicate their cases. a department where one assistant attorney-general prepares a letter to a senator saying that atf does not allowed guns to cross the border war -- where another one is in mexico the same day advocating a plan to let guns cross the border as an investigative strategy, which was explicitly forbidden by the deputy attorney general a month later. something is wrong. it is easy to see what the public is outraged. the overreaching by the justice department impacts us here. legislation addressing online infringement hit a roadblock on the floor in part because of the public not trusting the current justice department to do the right thing and instead, i heard from many constituents on this during my 36 town meetings in january, the american people are afraid that the justice department will use power for political censorship in the case of that law. even though all of us know that there is a need for us to do something to stop the stealing of

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in fact, marsha brady has not still washed the cheek that davey jones once kissed.n recent years he played on broadway, raised a lot of horses, even had a monkeys reunion a few years back that was a big hit. he lived in pennsylvania, as well as south florida, originally from london, and the big trivia, megyn, davey jones was actually on stage during the ed sl sullivan show the night the beatles were on in 1964, he was along with a broadway gang and he looked at the beatles and said hi, want to do that and he ended up doing exactly that, davey jones dying in south florida at the age of 66. megyn: wow. you know, he brought us a lot of pleasure. he lot a lot of -- he brought a lot of us a lot of pleasures. he always seemed to young, didn't he? he always had that boyish face. our condolences to his family. trace, thank you. >>> the reports coming now from the states that have been hit hardest by the tornadoes are really upsetting and the pictures, i mean, they tell the story, the death toll is confirmed so far at nine across three states. in minutes, we will speak with

. >> to have a conversation about both sides of this argument, republican congressman marsha blackburnoins us from tennessee and lieu ice ming is the deputy legal director for the aclu. congresswoman, let's begin with you. when you hear from mitt romney saying this is about the right to worship god, this is about religious freedom, how is this about religious freedom and a right to worship? >> well, it is about religious freedom because what has happened with the obamacare bill, soledad, is specifically this. that bill is about government force. government forcing their way into what you believe, what you're going to -- what you're going to be able to provide. and that is not what the american people want. what happened to the president saying, if you like what you have, you can keep it. well, we know that that didn't happen. >> let me stop you there. >> that didn't happen. >> let me stop you there for a second. >> sure. >> i want to bring you back to the original question which, is how is that about the right to worship god and how is that about religious freedom, because what it's sa

. >> i'm marsha krozland from scottsda scottsdale, arizona.eform and the no child left behind act? >> this came up earlier in the debate. some of you mentioned it in a general way. senator santorum, what do you do about no child left behind today if you're president. >> you know what, i supported no child left behind. it was the principal priority of president bush to try to take on a failing education system and try to impose some sort of testing regime that would be able to kwaunlt fi how well we're doing with respect to education. i have to admit i voted for that. it was against the principles i believed in, but, you know, when you're part of the team sometimes you take one for the team for the leader and i made a mistake. [ boos ] you know, politics is a team sport, folks. and sometimes you got to rally together and do something. and in this case, you know, i thought testing was -- and finding out how bad the problem was wasn't a bad idea. what was a bad idea was all the money put out there and that, in fact, was a huge problem. i admit th