he still believes michael a. perry was his attorney. he wants his money back, but does not think that will happen. >> attorney michael a. perry is taking his case to circuit court in baltimore. he is asking for a judicial review of the state of maryland findings. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> cloudy and dreary around the baltimore area today. cooler than normal after -- afternoon temperatures on the second day of may. it is not always bright and sunny. did protect us from some big storms that rolled across the region. showers and storms came out of western maryland and move down to virginia. likely to encounter " stable air around central and eastern maryland tomorrow morning. it is looking pretty ominous right now. looks like some of the showers and thunderstorms will be headed our way and moving into the region. 65 degrees for the high today at bwi marshall, 68 at the inner harbor. we had a trace of rain in the early morning hours and then clouds and showers and an east wind kept temper

. >> volente said he was never able to reach attorney michael a. perry. rockville home. perry later called and agreed to reach us at his catonsville office. >> people would get mad because they see my name and there is no one else to go to. >> perry, who is an attorney owned one-third of the business. >> you had no idea that the people who were working for american home relief were telling home owners that you would be their attorney? >> i had no idea. >> his name appears not only on the contracts but also in the scripts used by sales people the company called modification specialists. >> you are a private attorney-based preparation firm. >> james collins, and another former employee, frank chester said they became worried when they discovered the company was charging up-front fees in states where it was illegal. >> if you are doing something illegal, they will come down and put us all in jail. >> they used my good name to sign up other people that are losing their house, and i'm not going to stand for it. >> he says perry was in the office several times

a. holmes, the choice resource policy group, the national association of conservation districts in . dr. richardman, on behalf of the american loggers council, from perry florida and mr. michael t.gorgan junior. and it looks like our second panel is all seated so i now recognize mr. burke, if you please begin with your five minutes of testimony. >> good afternoon. [ no audio ] >> sorry. thank you for allowing me to appear before you this afternoon. i extend that thank you to chairman thompson and to ranking member holder as well as the other members of this subcommittee. a bit of an introduction. we manage a family forest in central virginia. i also have the pleasure of working with the american forest foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is among others to encourage healthy forests. we speak for 10 million landowners, those are private forest or private landowners. allow me to set the stage a bit for my -- my family spans 6 generations. from those trees, we produce paper products or paper products are produced, fuel wood and -- it's very important products which are important to the economy of our state and produce job. the forest is really the water shed for o

a whole entire year to afghanistan. this is literally the best day of my life. >> rick: her husband, first lieutenant michael perry, deployed weeks after their wedding last spring. the couple now looking forward to spending time as husband and wife. >> it's been a really long year and i'm so happy it's over. i'm so happy. >> right now i'm just very, very, very excited to be home, very elated and going home to relax, you know. >> a few hours later, another group of 200 soldiers arrive at the post. the scene similar to the last, complete with hugs, kisses and lots of tears. >> we drove from new york, 2,000 miles to be here. we would never miss it for the world. >> angela and her family came to the united states 30 years ago for freedom. the main reason she's so proud of her son, his service and sacrifice. >> thank you, soldiers, that you give us freedom. that's america all about. we love america. >> gregg: what a nice story. thanks to rachel from our fox affiliate in fort carson, colorado. >> heather: while many of those military families celebrated with their soldiers as they landed, one colorado dad turned his homecoming in

. >>> a party in the middle of the night welcoming hundreds of fort carson soldiers home from afghanistan. among them, first lieutenant michael perrynce their wedding a year ago. he was deployed three weeks after getting hitched last spring. >> been a really long year. i'm happy it's over. >> right now i'm just very, very v excited to be home. very elated. i want to go home and relax. >> gretchen: 300 soldiers returning to the base, along with perry and just a few hours after that, 200 more arrived and the good news keeps coming in. another 500 soldiers are scheduled to return home today. those are your headlines. >> steve: laura ingraham joins us every tuesday at this time. let's see, yep, there she is live. good morning to you. >> hey, guys. >> steve: you got to tell us a little bit about this story in washington. apparently house democrats are receiving training on how to allege racial bias and different things in different situations. essentially playing the race card to their benefit. >> yeah, i guess barbara lee, very left wing congresswoman from california, i believe, her operation is kind of behind this. but there was a bri

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perry, karen, great to talk to both of you. today's tweet of the day, "huffington post" michael calderone says it's dangerous and they have been fretting about it. in high school, i had athe name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> hi, everyone. the apparent suicide of former nfl great junior seau is leaving family, friends, and the sports community shocked and confused. why seau's memory is bringing more of the connection between football injuries and difficult pregs. >>> a former aide testifies about elizabeth's reaction to the affair. so upsetting kate edwards left in tears. romney and obama camps put a laser focus on the female vote in swing states. wasserman joins me in the next hour to talk about that chris. >>> thank you. a lunch. little jack unfazed posing for a photo when this liones thought he was lunch. the big cat keeps pawing, evening opening her mouth at times. zoo keepers think the toddler's outfit m

perry, karen, great to talk to both of you. today's tweet of the day, "huffington post" michael calderone says it's dangerous and they have been fretting about it. in high school, i had athe name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. great! tyler here will show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. thanks. okay, here we go. whoa! no one said "cheese." progressive mobile -- insurance has never been easier. get a free quote today. let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> hi,

perry called vulture capitalists during the gop primary. here to talk truth, michael crowley, and maria cardona and senior advisor kevin madden. you don't like this ad. people at bain say it is aot or distortion. however, however, one of the problems you went through this in the last campaign as well is because bain is a private equity firm, you can't say here it is, here is the record, right? >> you can. you can make the record about the governor's experience in the private sector, the governor's experience in working with a successful venture like bain capital and a couple that with experience as a successful governor and you can paint a portrait of a candidate and a vision that governor romney has for the future and that is a better economy, better -- >> but governor romney is on the record and one time he said 100,000 and now they say thousands and you heard steve ratner saying it was a mistake. >> forgetting the numbers, i think you can have an argument whether or not it had a positive impact on job creation and whether or not that experience is the type of experience we need to help turn around this economy and then contrast that with president obama's lack of leadership