they don't want to touch that that's why martin o'malley, bill, won't come on your show. predict he will never come on your show. >> bill: he will never -- the guy can't stand up to me. >> bill, with you forget it he is not going to do it >> bill: i'm going to disagree with you on the media. >> i see what you are saying. >> if the media cared about african-american deaths they would cover it and push like we are pushing for solutions. >> bill, they have to hold up to the mirror to do that they don't care about black people. >> dr. king, i know you talked about it before martin luther king jr. she came on radio with me today it and we talked about a cold hard fact not addressed at this rally. not the crime issue. that's a big one. crime of 16 million preborn black children who are not here today. no one is speaking for them. there is no voice raised in their defense or in tribute to them. >> bill: the amount of african-american babies who are aborted. >> this is disproportionately obscenely higher rate of abortion in the black community and used to be that civil rights lea

the question from martin o'malley, why not run?aybe hillary clinton chooses not to do it and if she does maybe something happens and she is not successful. the last time a big democrat ran with another one, john edwards he got chosen to be the vice presidential nominee for john kerry. he could be the front-runner for 2020. >> go ahead. >> i would love to see martin o'malley run. we only have seven of the top healthiest counties in america and he has figured it out. no taxes never left untaxed. the only thing to left untaxed is tax itself. it's a national disgrace. we should have the other ten counts 10 out of 10. we mow martin gets elected. >> i think the talking points are ready to go! rick tyler and jamaal sim onmon thank you for joining us. >>> power said honored to sit behind the sign that says united states and stand up for american values and interests at the u.n. now, would you go? man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked me. host: book the flight but you have to go right now. hero: (la

and governor martin o'malley. thank you for being with me tonight. >>> coming up, on this historic day we'll hear more from the president, the former presidents, the activists, and the celebrities. and a common theme from the day. there's still more work to do. we'll talk about that ahead. >>> plus it's a speech that lives forever and a day that's celebrated but not all political leaders embrace the dream. we've got footage from hours after the speech. >>> and we'll hear from congressman john lewis, the last surviving speaker from the march from the same exact spot he spoke 50 years ago today. this is a special edition of "politicsnation." stay with us. >> we must seize this moment. the dawning of a new day. the emergence of a new generation who is postured to change the world through collaborative power facilitated by unconditional love. >> when we freedom ring from every village and hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of god's children, black men and white men,

con motivo al inicio del nuevo ano escolar, el gobernador de maryland martin o'malley visito varias escuelasquiroz.... un inicio de clases con una visita especial en la escuela elemental barnaby manor martin o'malley gobernador "es el primer día de clases y también es el primer día para el nuevo superintendente de las escuelas del condado de prince george" el dr kevin maxwell se encarga desde el 1ro de agosto de las escuelas de este condado, el trabajo 22 anos y medio en este sistema escolar antes de trasladarse al condado de montgomery y ahora fue parte de la comitiva que llego hasta esta escuela para presenciar el trabajo de los niÑos y maestros -ninos- el condado de prince george se ha destacado en los Últimos aÑos por el crecimiento de la comunidad latina es por esta razÓn que los padres piden sandra madre de familia "nosotros quisiéramos mas profesores que hablen español" la superintendente de las escuelas del estado de maryland recomienda lilian lowery superintendente de las escuelas de md "los padres latinos deben sacar tiempo para hablar con el dr. maxwell, el los va a escuchar y ayu

. >> a law signed by martin o'malley in 2010 provide civil immunity from damages when force or deadly force is used under reasonable circumstances. according to an analysis by the 10th of a times, florida's stand your ground law has allowed drug dealers to avoid murder charges again immersed to walk free. the time study the terms of the law has stymied prosecutors and confuse judges. it has exonerated people who claim to be acting in self- defense. >> i think that if you're eliminating the need to retreat first, you probably increase the use of deadly force. you increase death. that is dangerous. >> he concedes the proposal has no chance of getting out of committee. he plans to get into the house floor by offering a commitment to another crime bill. he hopes at least to have a debate. >> right now, a suspect is in custody connecting with the july 17 shooting death of don say stevens in baltimore county. charles jackson junior is charged with first-degree murder. stevens was shot as he was driving early in the morning here the intersection of murdoch and roger's ford. the suspect charg

if you are a democrat, martin o'malley and cuomo. they will hang back and wait. >> cuomo will definitely wait. he won't run unless she doesn't run. other people may run to set themselves up for a future run, perhaps. a lot of donors are probably going to sit it out because why give money to somebody else when hillary is almost definitely going to get the nomination. >> laura: reacting to this putin cancellation, the meeting between obama and putin. obama after leno. at least he didn't break it on leno. i guess the white house press corps. no to the meeting. is that a tacet admission know that the hillary started reset really just fizzled out in our relationship with russia. snowden and everything else that's happened. gone nowhere. sorrowed. >> i think the snowden thing is probably the biggest problem, right? when you have reset the tone. >> when you have the united states specifically saying don't do this and they choose to do it. they have crossed a line, i think, that there has to be some sort of retribution to show there is a ser

thank you. >>> that was maryland governor martin o'malley speaking on the national mall. we are back with 50 year anniversary of the march on washington and of course martin luther king's favorite i have a dream speech. the gains of the civil rights era are under threat from voter suppression to stop-and-frisk the obama era has seen a number of laws uptick against people of color. while the immediate post-war period was defined by the expansion of rights the new century has seen a retrenchment. i think it's worth remembering in 1883, after reconstruction the supreme court struck down the civil rights of 1875 which prohibited discrimination in public accommodations and 80 years would pass before the civil rights act of 1964. so, part of this advancement and regression is almost, it's cyclical in terms of american society. we seem to be on the edge with the gression of some suppression of voter rights laws that will be in place in multiple states across the country. >> also people who are looking at this broadcast who are in this crowd today and who are at home listening on

and governor martin o'malley.nk you for being with me tonight. >>> coming up, on this historic day we'll hear more from the president, the former presidents, the activists, and the celebrities. and a common theme from the day. there's still more work to do. we'll talk about that ahead. >>> plus it's a speech that lives forever and a day that's celebrated but not all political leaders embrace the dream. we've got footage from hours after the speech. >>> and we'll hear from congressman john lewis, the last surviving speaker from the march from the same exact spot he spoke 50 years ago today. this is a special edition of "politicsnation." stay with us. >> we must seize this moment. the dawning of a new day. the emergence of a new generation who is postured to change the world through collaborative power facilitated by unconditional love. >> when we freedom ring from every village and hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of god's children, black men and white men, jews

rand paul, ted cruz, marco rubio, scott walker, you know, that's -- martin o'malley. joe biden. there's a story in "the wall street journal" today joe biden says he might run regardless. this is a huge process. i compare it to an iceberg. the little part that people see above the water, the average voter seize above the water, there's a giant formation below water that's all of the stuff we're talking about now. so look, you cover it if there's news. i think there is news there. she is acting in political ways on a political landscape. i think we all need to write about that. >> amy, what's the first year you can run for class president? is it high school, freshman year? these guys and women show their hand that day, 13 years old. hillary clinton was the star of her graduating class at wellesley. no doubt about it from the beginning before she met this guy named bill from arkansas she had her eye on the prize. this is something that comes with the territory. usually the guys but here we have a woman. by the way, i think the woman's movement behind hillary is bigger than her. i t

kennedy townsend and mickey steinberg, has a strong working relationship with incumbent governor martin o'malley and momentum is on his side. >> richard, do you agree? his race to lose? >> yeah, but let's look at substance. i like anthony brown. i met him at the july fourth parade, and i like him, and he's also chosen howard county executive ken ulman to run with and i like ulman. here's the problem. the substantive issues, what had he stand for? does he give you the idea that he's in charge? is there any there there? everybody i meet, and when i taltalk to democrats they say prievment, yeah, he's a nice guy, he seems to be behind the governor currently, but there doesn't seem to be anything there that he stands for. i mean, when you think of anthony brown, what issue comes to mind? what are you thinking -- >> he was here a couple of weeks ago and he is a hundred% hind up with the o'malley record, not trying to separate himself at all in any respect that we could see. >> indeed. and i would note, i would note, richard, that you said, and i quote, i like anthony brown. i would hate to hear your a

if it's not joe biden, is it andrew cuomo, martin o'malley? sure there's a huge bench right now for democrats. >> i think the bench for this race is people like andrew cuomo, but he has to wait until his race for governor is over before he can send any real signals. >> he's barely -- have people in new york even heard this guy speak? such a very quiet media strategy and i guess it's helped him in terms of his pop layer but do people know anything about him? we're talking about him as a top-tier presidential candidate. it's amazing to me. >> it's been a while since he was to new hampshire. the last time he was there when he campaigned for al gore. martin o'malley just yesterday sent signals as he gets ready to lead the democratic governors association, he said he would help candidates in new hampshire and iowa. that's a strong signal he's serious. joe biden continues to cultivate his relationships. look, nobody has the kind of relationships in new hampshire that the clintons and joe biden have. i mean, they come in with a huge advantage to be a

maryland governor martin o'malley admits he's laying the fraechl work for the 2016 presidential run. meanwhile, on the republican side, a failed 2012 candidate says he might be willing to give it another shot. >> i'm open to looking at a presidential race in 2016. got a little ways, we have elections in 2014. >>> the blame game over failed gun control took an interesting turn over the weekend. vermont senator patrick leahy says tv ads by mayor michael bloomberg turned people off to new reforms. that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> heavy rain in central kansas caused widespread flashed flooding. an assisted living facility and hundreds of other residents had been evacuated. a flash flood warning sish used through monday morning. now for a look another the weather, here is nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer. all that water, is it going to continue? >> they're going to get more rain. the flash flood warnings are in effect for today. it only takes two feet of water to sweep a car away. that's why these warnings are issued to remind people don't drive into th

>> joe biden, maybe andrew cuomo, talking about martin o'malley, governor of maryland. who you say? that's pretty much the situation. hilary is the star player -- >> on the republican side? >> republican side -- >> the marital is a mess. >> marco rubio, jeb bush. not too soon for another bush to come back even though his mother said it may be. i mean it's going to be an interesting race all the way around. hilary is dominating this race and the spotlight will be on her. >> how much of a difference either way do you think her stint as secretary of state has made. on one hand it kept her in the limelight but out of the nastiest -- >> i think it's huge but the republicans are already talking about how they are is going to attack her on benghazi. that's -- they are already going for that and the looking at her record. however it's made her much more popular with americans as a whole and giving her the kind of credentials that no one else in this race has. >> is she better liked now? >> yeah. you saw that reception in san francisco. this was a rock star reception. >> the polling shows sh

and according to published reports, governor martin o'malley is in favor of the idea but won't take action until a task force submits its final report. that report is not due until next year and french says a longer summer would help boost the state's economy. >>> baltimore county executive is asking the county council for $17.2 million. he says the supplement budget is needed to fund air conditioning at five county schools. yesterday the state board of public works approved $11.7 million for air conditioning for county schools. and since 2007 the county has installed a.c. systems in more than 40 of its county schools. >>> he led egypt for 30 years, coming up hosni mubarak could be released from prison as early as today, but where will he go, and how this could affect his badly divided country. >>> also this morning, a family outing turns into a tragic night for a 5-year-old. we'll tell you how his parents will keep his memory alive. >>reporter: good morning, i'm mike massco. cold spring looking god this morning, the commute an easy one. we know that's going to change. we'll have more with

. >> so does governor martin o'malley here to applaud the changes in prince george schools. >> we are counting on you, okay. work hard. >> o'malley says improving the quality of public education starts in your home and in your neighborhood. >> prince george's county has been doing a tremendous job in reducing violent crime and improving public safety and i believe they are poised to make their school system one of the great stories of improved achievement over the next several years >> reporter: starting with a full day of lessons for 360, four-year-olds in the county. >> barn bee manner is one of eight prince george elementary schools offering all day pre-k part of the county's transforming neighborhood's plan. >> making sure they have school supplies and getting the message to participaents. >> we are going to make all the changes necessary to get their children the best education and improve their children's lives. >> that transforming neighborhood's initiative started as a policing effort targeting high crime neighborhoods, includes before and after school programs in the areas an

obama, former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter, congressman john lewis, and governor martin o'malley among many others. interestingly, those politicians all have one thing in common -- they're all democrats. in fact, no elected republicans spoke at the historical event at all. that does not mean they were not invited. former naacp chairman julian bond told them -- nbc that they invited a long list of republicans, but each declined. the grubby house john boehner and majority leader eric cantor were some of the most prominent republicans -- speaker of the house john boehner and majority leader eric cantor were some of the most prominent republicans invited. former presidents bush senior and junior declined due to health reasons. the anniversary of the event on right-leaning fox was interesting. this was the topic of conversation used -- it reads " 50 years after march on washington, some see rock music as a problem. now for our weekly tech report, the latest news on technology on all things digital. today we are talking about facebook. the social media behemoth saw its value climb over

martin o'malley made noise he's interested, joe biden, and kristen gillibrand, elizabeth warren, a lotf buzz, and governor cuomo from new york. a lot of talk. and let me not forgot joe biden. he will call me this afternoon and remind me. it's too early to handicap the race, if hillary clinton gets into the race, there will be a coronation of her because there are so many democrats who last time around supported her, who i think are anxious to see her out there again. >> i read your brother, mayor of san antonio, heading to iowa as well. you accompanying him? >> he's not running for anything. he's headed out to the harkin steak fry in september. >> a lot of tilling of the ground. let me bring this back to you, congressman, because it seems there's a brewing potential civil war inside the republican party. you heard sarah palin last night said she was on the team of rand paul versus chris christie. >> there's a lot of competition out there. with regard to the democratic side, i seem to remember in 2007, this was hillary's nomination. obama may run just to be ready in 2016. the point bein

barack obama former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter congressman john lewis and governor martin o'malley among many others and interestingly those politicians all have one thing in common they're all democrats in fact no elected republicans spoke at the historical event at all but that doesn't mean they were invited former and double a.c.p. chairman julian bond told n.b.c. yesterday that event organizers invited quote a long list of republicans to come but each declined now speaker of the house john boehner and majority leader eric cantor were some of the most prominent republicans invited but they each turned on the speaking opportunity now both former presidents bush senior engineer declined due to health reasons and the interpretation of the anniversary right leaning cable news network fox was interesting. this was the topic of conversation used to discuss where the african-american community stands today it reads fifty years after march on washington some see rap music as a problem. and now to our weekly tech report where we delve into the latest news and technology on all things dig

martin o'malley the governors of new york and maryland thinking about run. >> bill: they wouldn't run. >> why wouldn't they say this isn't right. >> bill: rove comes up thinks biden might run against hillary. no way that's going to happen. fox was going to produce this movie. people don't understand. somebody has to put up the money, the jack to make the movie to pay miss lane and everybody else and then it gets played on a certain network so nbc and cnn are looking for farther necessary because it's two separate projects fox was going to produce the movie trying to make some money out of it but then fox said no, they are not going to do it. now, i'm going to predict that neither movie is going to be made before 2016. i don't think it's going to happen. >> why do you think that? >> bill: it's way too hot. it might get a good number or decent viewership. >> i think it would. >> look, cnn is trying to come back from ratings armageddon. they are trying to build up their shop over there they don't need. this nbc is already labeled far left network. "the today show" is falling behind gma.

. >> that headline coincided with the governor of maryland martin o'malley announcing nationally i will give policy speeches that might help in my 2016 campaign. you might think is he a nobody. >> bill: howard dean? these guys can't even get a slot on msnbc? you are telling me they are going to run for president. >> three years before the election and already beginning to come out against her says something about her inevitability. >> they want to jack up their lecture fees. let's go to rosen. freed steps up and tells the cia and we get bin laden and they throw him in jail for 33 years. rosen asked the state department spokesman kerry's person what kerry is going to do about it it roll the tape. >> what is the united states doing to help get shaquille afridi the physician who assisted the united states in the hunt for usama bin laden freed from prison in pakistan? >> yes, thank you for the question. we obviously regret that dr. freedy was convicted and the severity of his sentence. the secretary raised dr. afridi's case with pakistan's leadership during his recent trip to islamabad. >>

. >> governor martin o'malley and former governor bob ehrlich. join hundreds of close friends, teammates and family members to remember the great art donovan. >> and of course, always important to remember just how talented he was on the field. his former teammate, andy nelson, tells wjz, that artie is still playing football. just this time up there on the big field. back to you on tv hill. >>> art donovan is survived by his wife of 57 years. dottie and five children. >>> a standoff in charles county leaves one person injured. denise is live in the newsroom with the latest for us. >>> it happened in waldorf, just a few hours ago. they were serving a search warrant when they came across an armed occupant. there was an exchange of gunfire. and the gunman was shot multiple times. emergency crews flew that man i critical condition. neighbors were evacuated during the confrontation. but are now allowed back in their homes. >>> reports indicate that the man was suspected of committing mail fraud and was being investigated by the u.s. postal service. >>

. >> governor martin o'malley and former governor bob ehrlich, join hundreds of close friends, former teammates and family members to remember the great art donovan. >> reporter: and while the funeral service here at the cathedral was public, the interment was, in fact, private. close friend and teammate says artie still playing football, just on the big field in the sky. we're live at cathedral of mary our queen, i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> artie, of course, survived by his wife of 57 years their five children, seven grandchildren. >>> sheriff's officials say that william william was shot. as deputies attempted to serve a warrant. when deputies arrivedda the home in the 4600 block of gald over place in waldorf, that's when they encountered bell. he had a rifle. there was an exchange of gunfire. then bell was shot multiple times. he was taken to a local hospital, where he is listed in stable condition. the original warrant was for an outgoing mail fraud investigation. >>> the woman who claims years of abuse drove her to hire a hitman to murder her husband,

maryland governor martin o'malley and senator sam cardin are going to reopen the hill thorpe station.t's one of the busiest stations with 1300 riders a day. the governor will participate in a ribbon-cutting with his $32 million in upgrades. >> college students around the country head back to school this week and at howard university there's added focus on security after the shooting of a student back in july and a sexual assault of a campus visitor three weeks later. the school is counseling incoming freshmen on safety, posting guards at dorms and shuffle to off-campus apartments. >> d.c. police officer charged with sexually abusing three women on duty goes on trial. larry say is accused of approaching the women on the street and ordering them to follow him to a secluded spot. authorities say in each case he threatened the victim with arrest and then sexual assaulted her. he allegedly committed those attacks in 2006 and 2010. >> and we know one man is dead this morning after being hit by a car on largo road in upper marlboro. county police in prince george's county said alcohol is not

. >> governor martin o'malley and bob you you are lick join close friends, former teammates and family mention to remember him. >> the funeral was for the public. at cathedral of mary our queen, i'm jessica kartalija wjz eyewitness news. >> if you'd like to see more of the service remembering art donovan log on to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> turning now to sports it was a late night for orioles fans. they had a 2-1 lead in the 9th 9th but jim johnson wouldn't hold it. the first two batters reached base. then hunter pence will single up the middle. that ties the game. johnson did not allow anymore runs. then in the of the 10th 10th orioles got two men on and chris davis comes through. this blooming double gives the orioles the lead. they then added one more run for a final of 5-2. the final game against the giants in san fransisco at 4:00 our time this afternoon. however they win, as long as they win. >> a w is a w. >> yes, it is. >> that's what i'm learning. >> all they need is wins going down into this playoff stretch. >> technicality i don't care,. >> as long as they win. >> as long as the

martin o'malley is already making national policy speeches, and new york governor andrew cuomo may runtoo. should clinton opt out, all three alternatives, white male lawyers, liberal career politicians from east coast blue states. >> the democrats normally have a free for all. instead, they have a next in line hierarchy succession with hillary clinton. they usually have the crowned prince, but there is no crowned prince. >> reporter: chris christie criticized leaning republicans like rand paul for opposing u.s. surveillance and drone policies, as if they have forgotten 9/11. >> i want him to congress to new jersey and sit across from the widows and orphans and have that conversation and they won't. >> reporter: paul, a tea party darling that makes no bones about white house hopes fired back, tweeting christie worries about the dangers of freedom. i worry about the danger of losing that freedom. other tea partiers, ted cruz from texas, visits new hampshire himself in two weeks, and marco rub rubio, lead sponsor of senate immigration bill. gop governors considering a run, indiana's mike

. >> would you tell martin o'malley if they asked you your advice, is it worth doing it, is it worth trying the uphill battle that it's going to be. you found yourself in that situation, tougher to raise money, tough to get people, because they all jumped on one of the two front-runners in the race that you were involved in. >> yeah, i would say go for it. i'm different than other people. i would say to the o'malleys, to joe, cuomo, others contemplating it, out west and montana, my friend brian i think is a viable candidate. i would say, you know, dip your toe in. don't -- never say never. but, you know, do some polling. do some travel. iowa and new hampshire is so important because they're so early. if she gets in, obviously, she is an immediately strong front-runner. probably the strongest front-runner we've ever seen moving early in a presidential race. but if she doesn't go, it's all holds barred. my prediction, it's about 110% she will go. >> are you on the ban wagon? we got claire mccaskill going to iowa today to promote an event for hillary clinton. are you on board? >> no, i'

. >> well, governor martin o'malley is all but running, the governor of maryland.early wants it more than any of the other candidates beyond hillary and biden. you know, if hillary doesn't run, i don't think it's likely. i think it's very unlikely she wouldn't run. if she doesn't run, kady bar the door you'll see democrats right, left and in the middle running. >> let me ask you this. you do think she is going to run. >> when has a clinton not run when they've had the opportunity to run for a public office? never. >> i hear ya. let me go back to jfk, my favorite democrat. ronald regan's favorite democrat. kennedy's legacy, let me ask you. he was a tax cutter, a supply sider, a defense hawk. pay any price, bear any cost for american freedom. democratic party has lost those things. >> they sure have. larry, what my book does, "the kennedy half century" is to show how conservative john f. kennedy was. the public today misremembers him. we have a major poly peter hart and jeff gairn. he was very anticommunist and he had a conservative growth policy on economics which y