around e president and forgn policy there are a few peoples whose names yo haven't heard and dennis mcdonough and i think this is a ue of aot o ministrations that policies being made in the whis rind arl the editor and chief of wired magazine who's new book is called "fe." there'sfree as in freedom and norice and the imaginin what book called "free" would say and what the reality of the becomeoes say which is very much that notverything should be free or advertising will support everything but t underlying economicsallows you cost to be ino low. >> charlie: politico a chris anderson, next funding h been provided by the following. çó captioning sponsored by rose communicatis from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose >> chaie: politico is a website and newspaperedicated covering all this politics. during last year's historic presidtial campaign it emeed as a symbol of the chaing face of media. today it has more reporters coveringhe white house tn y other news organization and you may ha seen and heard the reporters on telision and radiwhere they make over 100 appearances a week. >>

reisterstown road right near the mcdonough lane. give yourself a few extra minutes in that direction. looking here downtown, this is near the lexington market. as we look at 695 at the bw parkway, a little bit of volume but no delays. jamie and megan, back to you. >>> cal ripken's foundation is making a big contribution. he plans to build five youth ballparks including one at the site of the former memorial stadium. each will allow at-risk kids to play baseball and other sports. >>> and cam's got a nice ride a big truck. if you want to trade in your big truck because it's a clunker for a brand new car. listen to this. the governor's cash for clunkers program is being reviewed. it's wildly popular and now running low on cash. the $1 billion set aside to help people replace the gas guzzlers will run out completely. if you already bought a car with the rebate, it will be honored. >>> sometimes at the grocery store, you end up tossing stuff in your cart without a concern of how it will cost. >> but a new giant will help keep those impul

reisterstown and mcdonough road. you see things are moving fine.harford county police activity in aberdeen route 40 between route 7 and maryland boulevard and report of an accident in belair at 543 at hickory bypass. top side of the beltway there at harford road moving just fine. very light traffic for this time of morning on inner and outer loops. white marsh area looks like we may be working on a delay but not seeing anything yet. we will see if anything develops. that is the latest on "traffic pulse 11." how is it looking outside? >> cloudy, humidity, 77 downtown. 75 on tv hill. on wednesday some severe storms moved through western mapped tornado did to -- western maryland and a tornado. today we have a similar set-up with a storm system working over the ohio river valley. a spin with a low pressure area in kentucky and we can see there is quite a bit of rain out there. at the moment wore cloudy here but -- we are cloudy here but there is rain activity west of hagerstown. we will talk about what that will do to us this afternoon and how the week

the president and foreign policy there are a few peoples whose names you haven't heard and dennis mcdonough and i think this is a true of a lot of administrations that policies being made in the white house. >> charlie: and chris anderson the editor and chief of wired magazine who's new book is called "free." >> there's free as in freedom and no price and the imagining what a book called "free" would say and what the reality of the become does say which is very much that not everything should be free or advertising will support everything but the underlying economics allows your cost to be in so low. >> charlie: politico and chris anderson, next. funding has been provided by the following. çó captioning sponsored by rose communications from our sdios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: politico is a website and newspaper dedicated covering all things politics. during last year's historic presidential campaign it emerged as a symbol of the changing face of media. today it has more reporters covering the white house than any other news organization and you may have seen and he

. >>> delegate pat mcdonough and carter are joining us this morning. >> the governor says he is cuttingmillion in services and 4 more will follow down the line. where does that money come from? delegate mcdonough we will start with you. >> the reason that we're in this mess is not only the economic recession but the reason that for 12 and 16 years, the politians have spent $0.60 for every forty you take in revenue. if you run your own household, that is the problem we have. we have too many spend hole ice. where do we cut? we're spending 400 million a year to educate the children of illegal aliens, about 40,000 people in k through 12 in maryland. that is something we shouldn't be paying for. we're spending 50 million a year to protect trees. there should be a moratorium on spending on land reclamation, those kinds of programs and there should be a general cut across the entire government where everybody pays a little bit. then we need to pass a budget, i have voted against the last 5 budgets because every one of them has had new spending. >>delegate carter do you agree that there's so m

the mcdonough alum, the 7th pick overall was on the field for the raiders at practice today. that was $23 million guaranteed. >> and all his friends down in college park will be looking for him to come back and say hello. >> and buy drinks! >> all right. stay with us. we'll be right back. america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you love. subway. eat fresh! >>> some showers during the day tomorrow. some of the afternoon thunderstorms could be on the heavy side. but setting us up for a nice weekend. humid, but nice. enjoy it. >> that's going to do it for us tonight. thank you so much for watching. remember, you can physical all the stories we're covering with abc news on twitter, and any time online abc2news.co

is reducing global warming an effort that we should be undertaking, delegate mcdonough. >> there's achange. i didn't have to read the bill, i understand what the bill is all about, so did the dement crats wh -- the democrats who vd against the bill. here in the state of maryland we have already passed the cap and trade bill like we're going to save the world from global warming in the state of maryland which is nonsense. the point is this is a job killer. this is not the answer, it's going to die in the senate hopefully, or some version is going to come that won't be as radical as this piece of legislation. it hurts working people small business and the creation of jobs. it kills energy in america, it's not the answer. it's a part of the problem. >> delegate anderson, i give you the final answer. >> it's republican hyperbole, to find a catch phrase to make people think that this bill is not going to do. we got to give president obama time to follow through on his campaign promises and see if these things work. i believe that they will. >> gentlemen, that wil will havo be it. thank (

democratic delegate kurt anderson and pat mcdonough join us this week for the state spot house.is should we recognize gay marriages from other states. we will start with you. >> why do we need a general assembly. why do we need a governor. if you want to know what the people think about this? but it on referendum. let them decide what to do. why should the attorney general be wasting taxpayers money looking into such things. why don't we import the gun laws from florida. i don't see the attorney general looking into that. >> that's a great point and i was going to bring that up, but i want to get in delegate anderson in on this. do you think that we should recognize gay marriages per normed other states? >> i don't see any problems with it. conservatives have been talking about maryland put it on referendum, let the people of maryland decide. i agree with you. i think the people of maryland will decide that this is a silly thing. it shouldn't be a controversy, folks who want to get married will get married. >> let me bring up the point of dedelegate mcdonough just made. if you r

delegate mcdonough we will start with you. >> thank god, he has, yes.lly put before the congress was dead on arrival and the house redid it and came forthwith the worst bill than the president had. yeah, he is not going to get his rush job, get it through quick, that's a form of power, get it through quick so people don't know what is happening. the longer it takes, the more we find out about this monster bill that is horrific, particularly for seniors. the scarier it gets, though the version that the president and the house supported is gone. it's dead, thank god. hopefully, the whole thing will become dead and maybe we will get serious about real healthcare reform. >> delegate anderson do you think that the president expected this kind of difficulty get ago profl even from within his own party. >> you know, president kennedy wasn't surprised when he couldn't get many of the initial bills that he wanted to get through as president of the united states. and president kennedy's speech he says, we're going to put a man on the moon. we eventually did put a

the staff who have pre-existing close personal relationships with the president including dennis mcdonough on the staff as well as tom donnelly, national security adviser so i think that will be the major challenge for general jones to establish their report and become the president's senior counselor in the white house on matters of national security. ic to signs i find troubling. it seems it's been extraordinarily quick for the knives to come out and clearly inspired leaks in the press about the role he is pleading, and i noted watching the post story talking first hundred days of the administration wins the tick-tocks account of the president's response to the missile launch by north korea during the prague summit that the description of the decision making included the president sitting around his hotel with david axelrod and mark when he decided how to respond and the national security adviser presumably was traveling on the trip was nowhere to be found in the story. i don't know if he was a truly fair or not but it's worrisome to me that he wouldn't have been a part of the decision t