mccormick who wins new hampshire. hillary clinton no i think i think i think romney i think romney takes the day he's got is that's where his machinery is and has been for months that's where romney romney romney will have to think and leave it at that conservative radio talk show host t.j. mccormick as well as the director of grassroots political consulting daniel for watching. well it's been a broken record since long before last night that mitt romney is the only candidate that's moderate enough that smart enough and actually has a shot at beating president obama in november but here's something you're not hearing about mitt romney is rich very rich more than estimated two hundred and fifty million and in a country with a near nine percent unemployment rate and many more just struggling to make ends meet is america ready for a multimillion dollar per hour multimillionaire president artie's own andriano said i went on to the streets of d.c. to get to the bottom of just that. so are americans ready for millionaire mi

mccormick who wins new hampshire. hillary clinton now i think i think i think romney i think romney takes the day he's got is that's where his machinery is and has been for months that's where romney romney romney right we'll have to see and leave it at that conservative radio talk show host t.j. mccormick as well as the director of grassroots political consulting daniel for watching. the broken record since long before last night that mitt romney is the only candidate that's moderate enough that smart enough that can connect with the largest number of people to actually have a shot at beating president obama in november but here's something you're not hearing about i mean you may know this but how much of you really thought about this mitt romney is a millionaire not a few million or ten million mitt romney and his wife are apparently worth more than two hundred fifty million dollars and despite attempts to you know fit in with real america flying southwest airlines hanging out in nascar pits and wearing gap jeans bu

mccormick is starting to the home chef for help. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> consumers are looking for good deals. the best new car that you list and once again the honda fit tops the list for best small cars. they noted its performance and a reliability. it gives you the most bang for your bbuck. uck. you'll soon see a modest price hikes at denny's. they did not specify when that would happen. denny's is facing higher prices on a dairy. getting reports on factory orders. stocks were higher estimate on strong reports from manufacturing. the bloomberg maryland index was higher on gains for stanley black & decker. mccormick is looking to spice things up. they are marketing to appeal to home cloaooks. they are returning to basics with spaghetti mixes. i am jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 14 degrees on tv hill. kim has more on a crash on 198. >> ray rice is getting some well-deserved recognition. keith mills has more. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and in

mccormick and director of grassroots political consulting daniel for watching. so how does the general public feel about that too close for comfort relationship between money and politics they are in washington after all but these are important things to think about when deciding who to vote for whatever your state's primary is so we decided to get a sense of what people are talking about so artes on adriano said i went out to the streets of d.c. and talked to some of those people who often know best about these things. and so are americans ready for millionaire mitt well as the race for the white house heats up so i decided to hitch a ride with a couple of d.c. insiders to get their point of view how long have you been here in d.c. oh i've been driving. in ninety eighty four eighty five president clinton. did bush you know andy did you know did you think americans would be ready to have mitt romney as a president i'd imagine let you know yeah people usually when in politics do you think that money plays a big part in politics here nancy it's. just a guess at th

we have david mccormick who is not wearing a coat.ld, andrew. he's shivering. open collar. he's wearing like penny loafers with no socks and you're there looking like an eskimo. >> exactly. david mccormick, co-ceo of bridgewater associates, just had a huge year as joe promoed before the break, up 23% and this is your first time doing a tv interview since you've been at bridgewater. we've had ray daly on the show. i want to talk about a job before you went to bridgewater, david worked for hank paulson at the treasury department during the financial crisis and i'm curious, when you see headlines come out these days around europe, knowing what you know, knowing what you know will happen behind the scenes, do you look at the headlines and say you know what? back then we didn't tell people how bad it was because it was so much worse. do you look at the headlines and say it's so much worse than we can imagine? >> i don't really think that. the first thing that comes to my mind it's so much easier to be me now and observer on the sidelines t

my name is kevin mccormick, the media relations manager at cpmc but i'm here to speak on behalf of four physicians at st. luke's who had to go. the physicians are dr. tom pike, head of emergency services at st. luke's, dr. laura norle, head of the o.b. program, dr. sam michaels, head of anesthesiology and dr. eric mineberg, orthopedic surgeon. they've been great champions of our plans to build a great hospital at st. luke's, one that will better serve the people of the mission. they came here to express their support. the st. luke's medical executive committee has passed a measure strongly supporting rebuild plans. the four physicians hoped to come here and express their desire, their urge for you to support the plans to better serve their patients and the people of the mission. unfortunately, they had to leave so they asked that their statements be submitted to the public record. thank you very much. >> good evening, supervisors, and mayor's staff. i'm steve wu from tenderloin neighborhood development. we brought a large group of seniors to come speak and many of them had to leave so b

the train >> fire shuts down a popular inner harbour restaurant it broke out in the restaurant at mccormick and smith, firefighters put the flames out but there is enough damage it forked the restaurant to close -- forced the restaurant to close for the evening. >>> hartford county teen accused of killing his father will not get out of jail any time soon a judge refused bail to the 16-year-old he confessed to kills his father and their bel air home and then dumping his fathers body in a pond. if he is convicted, he could possibly face the death penalty. >>> a storied baltimore neighbourhood struck by armed robbers one victim kidnapped in front of his home, speaks out we are protecting his identity because he is frightened for his life. >> i was getting stuff out of my car and these guys said hi to me and next thing i know i hear hey he has a gun he says get down on the floor. >> reporter: this fulton hill resident tells wjz the moment his life flashed before his eyes. >> he said i am going to kill you, give me your wallet i am not playing. i said i don't have it, it is in the house. >> repo

final minute of the first half, you can see simon mccormick.d get it to go. au closes the half on an 18-0 run and they beat colgate 80- 54. >>> seth greenberg of the virginia tech starting a.c.c. play. jerrell eddie hit the 32. hokie up by 1, first lead of the game. but many final seconds, demon deacons have a point guard by the name of d.j. harris. wake forrest defeats virginia tech 58-55 >>> to say that the wizards' start to the season has been rough, that would be an understatement. last night at home, they were so so close to getting that elusive first vick from time to time but to quote david byrnes, same as it ever was. this dunk put the wizards up by 16. but the knicks have melo. carmelo anthony. knicks down 1, now up 2. wiz's final seconds. they need a three to tie. david young will get a decent look with the leaner, won't go. >> can't fault the effort. i feel bad for our guys, how hard they played, we had the opportunity in free throw situation. if we make that stop at the end of the game, stoudamire, refs are not going to call this if

a different kind of show for mccormicks. >> thank you. 14 degrees on tv hill. a lawsuit involving maryland's historical black colleges. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think maryland should legalize fantasy sports betting? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> the federal lawsuit trial involving the historical black colleges is expected to last about six weeks. it says policies led to segregation has hurt the institutions. practices carried over from the days of execration put black schools at a competitive disadvantage. >> it went to drivers in baltimore county who past stopped school buses. patrols have been stepped up and they are prepared to ticket more drivers and find them as much as five under $70 -- $570. >> they may be in a very. distracted driving, not paying attention. >> school bus drivers are writing down vehicle license plate numbers. the corporations has led police to issue a number of driver warnings. once t

thirty five just before the next election a couple of members of congress samuel dicks dean john mccormick caught wind of it and they called butler to testify before a closed hearing for the house un-american activities committee in that hearing butler completely blew the whistle the plot was abandoned and a year or two later here's what he told the american people about. here before the congressional committee representation of the american people i'm sure to tell you what i knew of activity which i believe might lead to an attempt to set up a fascist dictatorship. yeah shot of that little thing was that i was supposed to lead an organization of five hundred thousand men which would be able to take over the functions of government now but was congressional testimony in that testimony he said that mcguire had told him that franklin roosevelt would eventually cave in to this coup because well quote you know the president is weak he will come right along with us he was born in this class that is the very wealthy and he was he was raised in this class and he will come back he will run true to

street with open arms this is what i've been adelir mccormick group adds a lobby for. the lobbyists are right now holding mock drafts like drafting. athletes and things only in this case it's drafting politicians are retiring lawmakers can make up to a million and a half bucks a year lobbying of the three hundred fifty two retired congress member since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine percent have gone on to become lobbyists many members of congress retire and then they're quick to say i'll never come a lobbyist i'm not going to go over to the outside of washington politics for example former connecticut senator chris dodd when he left he swore i'd never be a law does he said no lobby and no lobby in verbatim quote guess who is now the head lobbyist for the motion picture association of america the head guy out there championing sopa and pipa we need to close this revolving door somehow we've got to figure out a way to say it's just that it's the same thing with the general leaving the military and going to work for the giant defense contractors and knowing all t

. >> erin mccormick of baltimore was responsible for at least seven burglaries. mccord. >> i had no idea of the magnitude of the tragedy. my goodness, someone died. >> neighbors react to a horrifying crash that ended with mccoyused burglar, iran mcclaan dead and three innocent people injured. it was the burglaries that the guilty of committing that ended up causing the crash. >> we are extremely gratified that the innocent people who got caught up in this tragic accident did not suffer more serious injuries than they did. >> police had been investigating seven different burqa rates since last friday, and believe he was responsible for all of them. police say tuesday at around 2:40 p.m. a homeowner and of 4200 block pulled into his driveway and noticed a honda accord sitting there in noticed a man coming out of his house. >> the victim was able to get a license plate number as the suspect pulled away. >> we noticed tire tracks through a long. minutes later officers noticed of honda and chased it to the road.alley rodelaney valley then, just after 3:00 the driver a

worldwide summit will be taking place mccormick place.ember drop looks like gas prices going back up congress not renewing the 30 year-old federal subsidy for ethanol could be more than 04 cents a gallon is starting as early as this week exact increase is not yet known oil prices at the mall stock is fluctuating congress dropped 54¢ a gallon tariff on ethanol imports made from sugar cane could keep prices stable >> chicago officials getting ready for snow the new app to help us get our round easy and we do not have to think of snow right now jim ramsey says it will feel more like fall. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, someti

he wanted to woo mccormick and all of a sudden 11:00 that night stevens wins the nomination for the second time for the primaries. keefe offer was a drinker but he did not have the nerve. >> host: he was also a womanizer 31 okay. he could not make a decision. he was always rethinking everything. maybe the other side not much of the ideologue. he said let's have a vote. he wanted to focus on the fact eisenhower who was up for reelection had a heart attack and who is the vice president? this is to of the democrats hated it was so important with the health of the president we will see how the vote on this. too not even know it was coming a segregationist to say give me a wars speech. and then goes to the big boss of the city of new york running around desperately to say it is said crazy campaign and ends up almost lending. calling on the oklahoma of governor. he has lot of strength in this house but not enough. very good with civil-rights who also running in the primaries he deserved it. >> host: going to the 60s. >> guest: kennedy became so close. if i could get this close look no preparatio

gregory pinkus who was working on proesttrin and why did she allow catherine mccormick to do so as well. and what about her personal life? two husbands, many, many, many lovers, a style of mothering that would not earn her, i believe, the centerfold in parents magazine. [laughter] >> it is these questions that i sought to answer in this biography. of course, i doubt that sanger, who believed in the occult and to some degree in spiritualism would approve of what i have written. i believe this is a parentheses, sometimes that biographers care more about what their subjects would think about what they have written than they do their reading audience. i guess i shouldn't say that. [laughter] >> in 1953, sanger wrote, i hate all these biographies that go back and forth over your early years, dragging out this and that and that has nothing to do with your recent life. instead, as a pragmatic visionary, she believed in the future as she once wrote and i think that this is one of the important things that she said about herself, i forget the past as fast as i can because i'm making plans for th

wooing him and knocked off the chairman of the party in massachusetts because berg was burke was at mccormickguy in kennedy -- he gets off to chicago and at 11:00 stevenson won the nomination for the second time. he didn't like kiefer. he was a drinker and just didn't like the guy but he didn't have the nerve if you well. >> host: keith was also a womanizer. >> guest: okay. stephenson was not able to make a decision. that was the one notorious problem is his personality. he was always rethinking, maybe the side. he wasn't much of an ideologue. so he said let's have a faux. what he was trying to do according to his offenders was he wanted to focus on the fact that eisenhower who is up for re-election, they wanted to put the focus on who was his vice president so this was a way of zeroing in on nixon who while the democrats hated. it's so important stephenson said because of all the help of a president that we have a boat on this so i will throw it out to the delegates. kennedy says i'm going to run for vice president. he gets smathers and calls them up, his buddy, segregation is from florida a

state committee, we had mayor lynch of somerville who was our champion and the champion of the mccormicksstate committee, and he was about as different of a speaker as you could make. he was coarse and rough and tough, and i remember when his son was withdrawing from the campaign for the attorney generalship or something of that nature and the father stood in the middle of the all in the mechanics hall yelling at his son sit down that is a stupid thing to do. [laughter] so he wasn't what you'd call a wise counselor who was in the back of a lot of these things. [laughter] but we got through the fight and everybody was convinced that they were a big pile of money because the kennedys were granted by this thing. how much you are getting. i went home and sleep there something waiting for me. dimare was waiting for me. [laughter] but that was the leader of the day to determine who was good and who was bad. but that continued on, and everybody is correct people will recall where were they in the fight for the lynch, and o'neill and burke and they never did because people were still mad much lat

the largest convention center in the country is in chicago, mccormick place at 3.1 million feet.javits 842 feet. we've talked about it for years you possibly expanding.causeit the river is on the west side, e development to the north and it is.as nt today ist. different.cause e today is different because we are not just going to talk about ourt problems. we're not going to talk aboutnt the challenges. we are going to talk about the opportunities.t going t we are going to do something about it.about let's build the largest convention center in the nation. [applause] we believe we can attract $4 billion in private sectortme investment to build a state of the art co new york convention center at the aqueduct racetrack. it'll be about jobs, jobs, jobsj 'lns of thousands of jobs.try. e we will go for number 12 toe bew number one because that is where we deserve to be the number one state in the nation. we can then transform theen traf current jacobo javits eight and mapl master-planned 18 acres to revitalize new york city's wests side. b we will follow the battery park city model, whi

state committee, we had mayor lynch of somerville who was our champion and the champion of the mccormicksstate committee, and he was about as different of a speaker as you could make. he was coarse and rough and tough, and i remember when his son was withdrawing from the campaign for the attorney generalship or something of that nature and the father stood in the middle of the all in the mechanics hall yelling at his son sit down that is a stupid thing to do. [laughter] so he wasn't what you'd call a wise counselor who was in the back of a lot of these things. [laughter] but we got through the fight and everybody was convinced that they were a big pile of money because the kennedys were granted by this thing. how much you are getting. i went home and sleep there something waiting for me. dimare was waiting for me. [laughter] but that was the leader of the day to determine who was good and who was bad. but that continued on, and everybody is correct people will recall where were they in the fight for the lynch, and o'neill and burke and they never did because people were still mad much lat