but martin o'malley believes everyone is your brother and sister. so when he goes to make those decisions, when he looks at that data and we know that martin, governor of the valley is the data driven guy but also of purpose driven guy, is not about numbers. it is not about statistics. it is about people. that is why he is so committed to moving maryland forward to strengthen our middle-class, have a major focus on jobs and build on what we have with an eye age, national-security agency, to build an innovation the economy and all of a sudden -- in our young people so that they will have a future. for martin o'malley this election was not only about this election. it was about the next generation and we know that will drive many of his decisions. his values are also rooted in his faith that he learned from his family at the church at gonzaga high school. he found martin o'malley got his life by the beatitudes. one of the great lines are those who hunger and thirst have each other. he brings know-how and youthful idealism and that is why with those cha

it is only the martin o'malley lot of the irish to bring out the sunshine on a day like today. you remember the weather forecast? stormy weather. do you remember the economic forecast? stormy weather. governor o'malley is going to change that, too. it is a firm date for martin o'malley. a bad hair day for me. my heart is filled with joy today. here we are for this historic occasion. it is the 77th inauguration of an american governor. ourin o'malley will become 64th governor sworn in for his second term at the oldest state capitol in continuous use. yesterday was also a special day for governor o'malley. it was his 48th birthday. shout give him an early sho out. [applause] inauguration's are usually about pomp and circumstance. given where our country and our state is, this inauguration is less about pomp and more about our circumstances we face enormous and significant challenges. when times are tough, it calls for tough, strong leadership. you and i would agree that martin o'malley, for these tough times, is being strongly that will get us forward. we all know the stark realit

this was the package that was opened it was addressed to martin o'malley. if the governor.hen the employee opened that package, that was the initial flash of fire, smoke. and a smell that emanated from that reaction. >> and a closer look with the evidence being taken. again, no serious injuries. and authorities are looking into possible third incident. no details released. however, the department of state health in baltimore. and internet reporter kimberly sakamoto. >> and a lot on twitter. and some of this that i found, from the government workers. and crazy day at work. ripple not to touch any mail. and let us take another tweet. she also works with the government. and the announcement work was not to open an e-mail. and later, she says that she is pretty scared to return to work tomorrow. some pictures, posted online. one twitter works in annapolis, that it was difficult to get back into work. the crime tape right in front of her building. this worked t window from her view. and more coming up more tweets coming up. catherine? >> a homemade bomb, at the french embassy an

authorities say smoke and the smell of sulfur poured out of the device mailed to maryland governor martin o'malley and the state transportation building. all mail rooms and state officers are now quarantined. >>> michael jackson's doctor was frantic and sweat progress fusely when first responders arrived at michael jackson's house. that's the testimony of the paramedic. he said he saw murray grab three bottles of pain killers and place them in a bag during attempts to revive jackson, this, after he claims he hadn't given jackson any drugs. the prosecution said he give jackson a lethal dose of propofol and said jackson was already dead for several minutes when murray called for help. >>> topping our health watch, anthem blue cross patients are going to be shelling out more money. the health insurance hiking rates almost 10% on average for most individual policy holders. that comes on the heels of a rate hike in october that averaged 14%. the state's largest insurer wanted to raise rates 39% last year but that plan was scrapped after it came under scrutiny from state regulators. they defend their in

to the maryland department of transportation and the other was addressed to maryland governor martin o'malley. police released this picture of that device: a book-sized package with five holiday stamps. now, no one has been seriously injured in maryland, but sources say at least one note has now been recovered from the mailing, a discovery which could identify the sender. katie? >> couric: bob orr in washington. bob, thank you. now turning to health news, in 1998 a study frightened parents all over the world when it linked autism to some childhood vaccines. but today an investigative report in the british medical journal called that study an elaborate fraud. the report found five of the 12 children in the study had developmental problems before they were vaccinated and three children who were said to have autism didn't have it at all. cnn's dr. sanjay gupta, a cbs news contributor, spoke to the author of the controversial study. >> okay, here we go. >> reporter: to this day, dr. andrew wakefield's original study has made the fear of vaccines an issue for every family medical practice in this

one was addressed to governor martin o'malley, the other to the state transportation department. one had a note ranting about government antiterrorism messages. all three packages were shipped from southern maryland. the fbi is analyzing them. >>> yet another legendary grocery store is closing its stores in the santa clara valley. constantine know's has been serving customers in san jose's came brie yeah area for more than six decades. we look into the store's rich history and why the constantine know family is calling it quits. >> reporter: constantino's is almost a synonym in silicon valley for high quality food for the table. after 60 years of serving san jose, it's hard for loyal customers to believe it's all coming to an end. >> i am just shocked. >> reporter: judy cue worries mostly about the store's 70 employees, many of whom she counts as friends. >> i think it's a shame that a store like this has to close, and all the people that are working here. i've known these people for 25 and 30 years that i've been a customer here! >> we're all up in age, and it's time to retire.

democrats said they're optimistic about passing the law and governor martin o'malley said he will sign it. if that happens, maryland will become the sixth state to recognize the gay marriage. >>> there's a new bill in the state assembly that would end a legal loophole, one that allows state employees to get away from paying tolls and red light tickets. it was originally meant to keep the home addresses of judges and other officials confidential. but some are not paying the fine because three don't get a ticket in the meal-- mail. >>> the sis fer of minnesota vikings -- sister of minnesota viking, brett favre be in court. randi favre was arrested on a drug rate. this is not first time she has been in trouble with the law. officers said they're quote, very familiar with her. in the '90s she was charged with shoplifting and a drive-by shooting. >>> michael jackson's doctor could lose his license to practice in two more states following the suspension of his license here in california. medical officials in texas and nevada are considering similar action against dr. conrad murray. he operat

the first package was arrested to maryland governor martin o'malley. >> there was an initial flash of near maryland's state capitol. a second went off at the maryland department of transportation building. >> when the package was opened, there was a sulfur smell and what was described by the individuals that opened the package but similar, a small puff of smoke. >> reporter: they were less than an explosion, officials say, though more than a minor worry. no one was seriously hurt though some workers were taken to a local hospitals for exposure to dangerous chemicals. >> unsettling that this happened in more than one building. >> it's really scary to think that's the building that you work in, you know, received a small explosive. even though it is small it is an explosive. >> reporter: the eruptions triggered evacuations. triggered an evacuation. a federal probe into who might have been incendiary bombs and an alarm for those nearby. >> evidence from those packages has been collected. we are working with the maryland state police, the fbi, the postal inspectors, the atf. >> reporter:

and this is an e-mail, by the way, politicians run on a platform on cutting spending -- martin o'malley serving a second term as governor of maryland. , is joining us from baltimore on the republican line. caller: i think we should cut out -- a lot of people don't know this but every state in this country gives money to israel. it is time we cut back on that money. that would help many states. we are in the worst financial condition here in this country since the 1930's. i would like to hear some jewish people coming out publicly and request israel to forgo any welfare from the states or the u.s.. host: but you know that is a small percentage of the federal budget. caller: i don't care. i want it done anyway. host: leave >> in atlanta. democrats' line. caller: thank you for c-span. i look at the deficit as being part spending and growth. we have a lot of and this is of the spending part but not on the hard work it takes to grow case state. arnold schwarzenegger, he had a youtube note about how small businesses came to him and he looked at the state and how inefficient his government wor