i want to say a couple of things of why the mba and resolutions. you're going to hear from other people testifying behind me today. we could see indefinite military action of things that are indefined in the law. resolutions make the law clear. the law passed without a real debate in the law. and even when the law went to committee we have not seen the kind of debate from an unconstitutional law that can effect our rights under the 5 accounting and 6th and 8th amendment which presents certain things about our troops. and san francisco - i just want to point out that karen spoke a little bit about our faggots story when he has her father was held in san francisco county jail. it's very real and the issue a very real. there's a wide variety of the communities supporting it. we have community - people from community supporting it and next speaker >> i want to thank the members of the board of supervisors who were supporting the resolution removing the providing of mba act that calls for the did i tension of u.s. citizens. membrane introduce myself i'm

after the mba is earned among men and women, and it never closes. opportunities are not offered with equanimity. and so the value system... and you know, it's really easy to change laws. look at what it took uto get the lilly ledbetter law enacted in order to report discrepancies in pay, when a women discovers that her male counterpart is earning more than she is earning. that took a major effort in congress and a new president to expend fairly significant new capital in order to get this legislation passed. so we really do have a struggle. i think that the big part of the reason for women not joining together and marching in the streets against what should be a no-brainer is that there is a perception that "it's just me. maybe it's in my mind." >> hinojosa: well, isn't it because women are never talking about this? it's not like we're sitting there and saying... >> and we don't talk about violence against us. it's the great... there's a great stigma, a great secret that women keep to themselves. they don't acknowledge it until often it's too late,

an east baltimore native, high school drop out and rape survivor she talked her way into loyola's mbans. she will be sworn in at 10:00 this morning. i'm mike schuh reporting from downtown. >> thank you. >>> stay with wjz 13 maryland's news station. up next, a look at how a viral video craze has sent one unknown artist to >>> good morning to you. it's 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." this is breaking news in the oscar pistorius murder trial. a decision is being announced right now on bail for the blade runner. we'll take you to the courthouse in south africa. >>> and danica patrick says it's great that nascar is no longer an all-boys club. we'll take you trackside and hear from the top qualifier for sunday's daytona 500. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the snow is going away but it's about to be replaced by something even worse, ice. >> from the middle of the country, texas to wisconsin, is digging out from a powerful storm. >> well the storm is gradually moved toward the east. right now it's weakening, but another storm is going to develop along th

leakage those kinds of opportunities attacking on a mba france should i say and privately finance and building a new facility on your water front only come once in a lifetime. we have a obligation to always put our people first and we must have the best opportunity for building all the facilities we need. i think that we have looerdz who are attentive to the neighbors and the public. well this is a partisanship that's meant to last. i look forward to doing this right. and sees this extraordinary opportunity. and as you can see our opportunity is not just think building it's about the international events we attract. and children and old will see a wonderful water space. last week many of us celebrate the new san francisco jazz center. the house of moment will break ground this year and in center market the arts and the theater are the great event there that were and there's a shop theater to other a v ts opening of the theatre. and we're we've proven that we have the unveiling of the apple product and there's other events like the fleet week or sports focused event like the craft of f

. >> next speaker and thanks supervisors i'm an attorney, an mba that has been long associated with this city but i've got some positive comments to make. this poem reflects the poem encourage - i co-founded the poetry fountains and we have a public service to get you poems from the movement we'll have on public event to encourage education in february. this is the confession and it is like honest i didn't and this is for you the board of supervisors san francisco. our legislative lady of mieshlz flies open where crime and punishment are perpetual and infinity and the fear of death becomes a judgment beyond reason, a guilty class of desire as arbitrary as spawning yet in memory of our ancestors all in the same humble family our human breath rises to palms and there is no love that bypassess this love >> thank you next speaker. >> come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away, just save the airport and we'll beat the birds come fly with me. come harvey away. good luck with our items scott our super glad now you really make the city shine. the distance, distance, distance what you get down.

you thick this mba style thinking, right? >> mba style. business school ideas. well, yes.harter schools vouchers even obama's race to the top are based on the idea that competition is good. if kids are free to take their school money to any school competition among schools including for profit chains will force all of the schools to get better. or go out of business. the best schools will expand. but the unions don't like that market competition. >> there is a profit motive behind all of the extra testing. >> we need to get the corporations out of the schools. >> the union says school of choice would enrich corporations. but further immoverrish poor teachers ♪ >> teachers paid enough? no. you you have some teachers making over $100,000 a year. >> and they aren't making enough. >> matt damon agrees with that. his mom is a union teach. >>> a teacher wants to teach. i mean why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary and really long hours. >> teachers make a [ bleep ] salary? well, maybe to matt damon but today american teachers make more per hour than accountants, nurses, arch

she also managed to convince loyola university to admit her to the mba program after getting her ged. we will have more on her tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. to read more about last night's selection process, go to our website, wbaltv.com. a man is dead following a crash on the interlude of the beltway. this was near the park heights avenue exit around 12:30 pm the driver was thrown from the car on impact and struck by another vehicle. he was pronounced dead on the scene. it is the second crash on the interlude in as many days. we are learning more about the deadly fire in prince george's county. fire officials say there were no working smoke detectors in the home. a woman and an 8-year-old girl managed to escape. and 11-year-old girl was rescued by firefighters, but the fire claimed the lives of a 30-year- old man, 4-year-old girl and twin 8-year-old. >> we heard about this big storm in the midwest now moving into the great lakes. the storm is far reaching. it will get to our part of the world, but it is not as big at the moment in our area. we are getting activity on the radar. our tempe

star mba program at george washington university. let's go back over to tony and allison. >> great stuff. very good. thank you gentleman. >> coming up next, you can check your credit score for free three times a year. p find out why, next. >> holly is learning how to celebrate fat tuesday. >> reporter: good morning to you. there he goes. that's the man of the hour. listen, a couple years ago, his king cakes were named one of the top three in the country. and that is why. we're live here at the bayou bakery. coming up, we're going to talk about the history of that sweet treat and the sweets that will be on display. it's all live later. stay with us. >> and could a rel life instructor gadget be in the works? sort of. apple is working on a new watch that would operate on the company's io 6 software. reports say the watch would perform all of the same functions of an iphone without ever leaving your wrist. >> how big is it? >> the same size. no i'm kidding. some say it will be made from thin curved glass. what could go wrong? apple is ye

she's a high school drop out who got an mba from loyola has led up tech companies and is an out spoken rape survivor. she will be sworn in at 10:00 this morning. >> thank you mike. leopold will be sentence d in three weeks on march 14th. >>> a maryland state senate committee has approved a sweeping gun control measure also in annapolis. committee voting 7-4 last night in favor of a bill which is a top priority of the governor's agenda. it would prohibit anyone from owning a handgun if they've been involuntary committed for mental health reasons prior. the vote sends legislation to the full senate for debate next week. the committee is one step closer to out lawing the death penalty in the state of maryland voting 6-5 to repeal the bill for capital punishment. it moves on to the senate now. >>> olympian oscar pistorius will continue his fight for bail in day four. prosecutors say the runner is a flight risk an should stay in jail until his trial. it's tina crouse covering the story for wjz. >> track star oscar pistorius road back to court in a police car hoping this will be the day he l

graduated college or high school but later earned her ged and convinced loyola to admit her to the mba program. she also told the council that she was a rape victim. before accepting her new job, she had been the ceo of the howard county economic authority. the howard county executive, but a democrat, appointed her. >> i encouraged her to do what she thought is right. she loves anne arundel county. very few people get a chance to govern in the place they live. "she admits she has a tough job ahead. those in the county are not too optimistic. >> my husband said she is from anne arundel county, but she has been working in howard. how much does she really know about what we need it? >> others are putting faith in the council to do the right thing. >> i guess i will put my faith in the council. >> she will serve the remaining 22-month term that john leopold, the former executive, left behind. no word on whether she will seek reelection at the end of the term. will meltzer. >> two people found dead inside a burning car, but tonight it's not known if they died as a result of the fire or some

later she moved to seattle and earned her mba. delbene worked 12 years for microsoft, helped create drugstore.com, she advised a nonprofit that offered microfinance and acheived a number of other entrepreneurial successes. >> i've always been in a position where i could take care of my family. and i think over time we've made it harder and harder for families. and i think policy is something we can use to help make sure everyone has access to opportunity. and that's really what leads me to want to run for office in the first place. >> in 2010 delbene ran for congress - but lost. that's when washington governor christine gregoire appointed her to head the state's department of revenue. delbene tried again in a new district in 2012 and won. as a u.s. representative she brings real-world business experience to washington dc. >> i am a businesswoman and entrepreneur and i think bringing some of that real world, private sector, as well as my experience running the department of revenue in the state of washington so on the public sector

the board raised tuition by 3.9 percent for first year mba students. officials point out the school offers $130 million a year in financial aid to offset the costs. >> women considering getting pregnant may want to load up on a supplement to help prevent autism. researchers in norway looked at records of 85,000 children and found mothers who took folic acid remain lets likely to have children with autism spectrum disorder. mothers who did not take it doubled their risk. taking folic accident only later in pregnancy did not help. >> you know that drinking too much soda is bad for your waist but a coroner says it could be lethal and calling for warning labels on the dangers of the containers after he issued a report saying that a woman's two gallon a day coke habit was a stall factor in her death from a heart attack. a new zealand food industry association rejected the industry and a spokesperson said no warning label could prevent the death of someone would drank the equal of 30 cans a day. >> starbucks are on all street corners but now they have debute

she later got her ged and convince loyola university to let her get into their mba program. she said that decades ago she was date raped the victim. she said no one believed her and there was no investigation. as an adult she got the case going again and she said the case was quickly solved. here is our reaction to the win tonight. >> i think it is time for a new face in anne arundel county. i am pleased that the council plays such confidence in me, and i will serve the community well. i am really proud of my accomplishments. it has been an interesting journey. i would not change any of it and i am extremely grateful for where i am. >> of course that dark chapter they talk about now deals with john leopold. he is the former county executive who resigned earlier this month after being convicted of misconduct in office the charges. neuman will be sworn in tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.. in the meantime, kendel ehrlich received no votes and was eliminated after the first roll call votes. george lettis, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now to other big news happening in annapolis. >> too hot button

. >>> today is president's day but parking meters will be in effect and the mba wants you a know the off will be close and vehicle admission inspection station so keep that in mind if you have the day off. time is running out if you want to save pony on energy star products. today is the last day to take advantage of a tax break on srn appliances such as washing machines and standard size refrigerators. there's a list for the items available on the comp trol are's website and a learning to that is on ours -- link to that is on ours. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of mindy mccready who was found dead over the weekend. we have new details this morning on her apparent suicide. you're going to want to make sure you monitor what your kids watch on tv. we have the results of a new study but bring you insight on how the shows they are watching impact their behavior. states up and down the east coast are experiencing freezing cold temperatures and blizzard like conditions. find out which places are seeing an historic amount of snowfall this morning. >> and we feel like we are in th

she convinced loyola university to let her into their mba program. she was a rape victim. she says the case was quickly assault and now she is the head of an anne arundel county. >> i think it is time for a new face in anne arundel county. i will serve the community well. >> you have an amazing story. >> it has been an interesting story. i wouldn't change anything. >> she replaces john leopold. you can visit our web site to read more, wbaltv.com. >> police say more than 300 people have contacted have contacteddr. nikita levy. he is accused of photographic female patients without their knowledge. police say he used all types of surveillance equipment including a pen camera. one woman said dr. levy played a major role in saving her sister's life. >> he basically saved her life. she is have a tough time. that is all she could think about. >> police are still working on this case and the investigation could take months. >> 5:07. the decision is expected in the hearing for oscar pistorius. here's 70 at route 29. there's a car. volume very light at this hour. >> a south african

she graduated bolt, she has an mba, she went to sarah lawrence. i'm a foster kid. it's kind of a miracle, what my daughter experienced by her hard work. and she was forced to move to oakland a few months ago, because she's been priced out. well, i wanted to give you a little historical information about what it's like to be an aids activist in 2013. what i noticed in '89, and i don't think any of you folks, sitting there, were here in '89 -- oh, you were. okay. i don't know how old you were, but my land lady was a small time realtor named greta from skyline. she owned quite a few properties. she decided what a great idea, i'm going to take advantage of the fact that no one is willing to rent to people with aids. i will. she kicked out people left and right, including me. and tripled the rents. they were happy to have her. no one else was willing. she took advantage. that was in '89. and so i'm an unhappy native. i'm embarrassed of the city. i love this place for almost my whole life. i'm very, very ashamed of san francisco, and the politics. thank you. >> chair wie

she never graduated college or high school but later earned her ged to admit her to the mba program. she also told the council thursday evening she was a rape victim. before accepting her new job friday she had been a ceo of the howard county development authority. howard county executive ken ullman a democrat appointed her. >> she asked me my add dries and i encouraged her to do what was right. few people get a chance to govern the place they live. >> newman admits she is got a tough job ahead. as for folks in the county some are not too optimistic. >> my husband said she is from anne arundel county. how much does she really know about our county and what we need here. >> they are putting faith in the county council to do the right thing. >> disaster happened with the next county executive. i will put my faith in the council. >> wbal-tv 11 news. >> 22 months of the former executive leopold's term. new man did not say if she would seek reelection at the end of the term. >> hopper is the new delegate for the 45th legislative district. governor o'malley had a vacancy. the director of t

>> you know, so i work at a business school, teach a lot of mbas.ery semester, a project comes through where somebody's attacking the wallet because -- and they'll show these pictures of their bulging wallet. everybody hates them. so every student want to come up with an answer to this dilemma. absolutely it's going to take off. >> yeah, but, you know, 20 years ago they told us it would be a cashless society. basically, today it is, except in new york. but it's going to be a walletless society. it's just going to take time to do. who is going to survive? i have no idea. but yes, we're going to have that. and the retailers have to start installing the new equipment in their place. it has to be demanded by the customers, but it's going to happen but it's going to happen over a long period of time. >> you guys, thank you so much. really appreciate all of this information. and if any of you out there have a question for our experts, all you have to do is go to our website. the address is openforum.com/yourbusiness. once you get there, all you have to do