officer came and started o'malley also could have decided not to. each of these officers showed restraint in not firing their weapons where a suspect provocative action would normally end in shooting. these officers were awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> a sgt. paine, who could not be here tonight, was also awarded the gold medal of valor. >> it is with great pride that we honor these individuals for their valor. every day, officers put their lives at risk and do very good police work and we do not do enough to thank them for that. i am brought to be part of a ceremony where we can point to these heroes and thank them publicly, the way that we should do so every day publicly. so thank you again. [applause] the police commission and the park would would also like to think the diversity of california's san francisco for its generous support in co- sponsored tonight's event. we would like to single out the community relations office and the conference center office for putting tonight's ceremony and their generous support. i also want to t

mike o'malley is with us.s, their latest album, called "shout it out," hanson from the bud light outdoor stage. tell you something about hanson. none of them got ugly. you know, a lot of times these boy bands morph into monsters. as they get older. not the hansons. they're as adorable as ever. tomorrow night, 'll be joined by cedric the entertainer. we'll be joined by futurist and inventor ray kurzweil. this guy is very interesting. he talks a lot about the day, which according to him, is not very far off, when humans and computers become one, the singularity. like the terminator, but real. his name is ray kurzweil and he'll be here. and we'll also have music from a band called breathe carolina. so join us tomorrow night for that. our first guest tonight is the most cantankerous man ever to wield a whisk. he's an award-winning chef and less ran restaurateur. the second season of "masterchef" airs mondays and tuesdays on fox, please say hello to gordon ramsay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i

she was appointed by governor o'malley to the public service commission in 2009. governor o'malley will be swearing in robert young to serve as director of the maryland state department of assets and taxation. >>> changes in store for johns hopkins hospital. there's word that 160 clerical associates could be laid off. the hospital is transitioning to an electronic medical support system a spokesman says the workers might find new jobs at hopkins and the hospital is offering paid training. >>> 5:34 making news around the nation only a central services will be operating this morning in minnesota. that's because the state government is shut down. that means padlocks on state parks this 4th of july weekend many the democratic government and republicans couldn't come to an agreement on how to close a 5 billion dollar deficit. >>> towering flanes in downtown charleston south carolina, witnesses -- flames in downtown charleston, south carolina, witnesses saw the fire spread and burn three buildings seven cars and one motorcycle. no one was hurt. authorities are looking i

i will turn it over to you to talk about border security. >> thank you, governor o'malley. let's turn to our first panelist. we are very pleased to have deputy commissioner david aguilar from the department of homeland security. he also serves as chief operating officer, overseeing 57,000 employees, and managing and operations budget of more than $11 billion. prior to this position, mr. aguilar served for more than 30 years with border patrol and was named chief of the border patrol in july of 2004. as chief, he has had over 20,000 border patrol agents across the country under his command. and he oversaw activities between the port of entry on our northern and southern borders. in march, 2004, mr. i aguilar was designated the border security integrator for the execution of the arizona border control initiative. the same year, mr. aguilar was also elected president of the southern arizona executive association. thank you for being with us here today. we are very interested in your comments. >> thank you, governor. i must say that as a young man being raised in south texas as

. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley has created a committee to draft a new redistricting plan for the state. governor o'malley says the five-member committee will develop and schedule public hearings so citizens can participate in the redistricting process. the group is scheduled to hold its first meeting tomorrow. >>> the 4th of july, it took a deadly turn in baltimore. a man was stabbed in the neck around 10:00 last night as he was leaving the fireworks show. he later died of shock trauma. >>> a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg as he and his family were walking away from the show at the inner harbor. he was taken to johns hopkins children's center and is expected to make a full recovery. >> things were much calmer in the district. thousands gathered on the mall to watch the annual fireworks display you see there on your screen. earlier in the day, independence day revellers watched the 4th of july parade travel down constitution avenue. it was full of colorful marching bands, military- related floats and enormous inflated marionettes such as fred flintstone and uncle sam. >>>

goldsmith was the first appointed by governor o'malley to the public service commission two years ago. o'malley will swear in robert young to are the maryland director of assets and taxation. >>> you have seen them abandoned homes. and mayor rawlings-blake hopes to change that. starting today the vacants to valley booster program will offer $10,000 in a down payment as closing costs. the assistance to the first 50 buyers. that comes in at a total of about 500,000 in the sis -- in assistance. >>> for those of you using public transportation, this could affect you. changes have been made. the economic downturn forced almost every organization in the u.s. to take a hit. and now it's central maryland regional transit corporations turn. the f route is no more. free transfers has been eliminated and so has the monthly pass. there's a reduction in the base fare from $2 to $2.50. all changes again taking effect today. >>> well, smoke is cleared but now fire investigators want to know what started a downtown fire last night. things got hot and heavy around dinner time and the garage fire near

governor martin o'malley. -- by maryland governor martin o'malley. >> good morning. i thank you for being here. i wanted to have this brief press availability after our whip meeting. i asked governor martin o'malley who is not only the governor of my state and my good friend, but also chaired the democratic governors' association of our country. i asked governor o'malley to come to be with us this morning to discuss the effects and ramifications of our failure to extend the debt limit and to ensure that america can pay its bills. he and -- he, in league with our governor, our fellow governor from virginia, i know, has also expressed his great concern that we not address the ability of the united states of america to remain credit worthy and pay its bills. americans expect their country to meet our obligations. it is a moral obligation and it is a legal obligation. surely americans want us to facility that -- facilitate that end. i'm hopeful our republican leadership in the house and the republican leadership in the senate will work together to affect policies which w

in may, o'malley signed a law allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition. it was supposed to take effect july 1st, but the petition drive worked. >>> a maryland man caught with thousands of videos of women he secretly recorded was sentenced to 10 years in prison. 35-year-old charles novak of crofton was convicted on burglary and other charges. he must also register as a sex offender. he was arrested in december after a woman told police she found a man sitting in a car in her garage. officers found novak with a camera filled with nude videos of women. >>> coming up next, you have probably had a boss that was just well, bad. >> oh, yeah. >> just a bad boss. >> oh, yeah. this weekend, "horrible bosses" could draw in big crowds at the box office. movie reviewer kevin mccarthy joins us next after the break.  >>> welcome back. the new dark comedy "horrible bosses" is anything but horrible according to movie reviewer kevin mccarthy with 106.7 the fan. hi. >> hi, i can honestly say i've never, ever had the thought of killing my boss. everyone's had negative thoug

and i can verify finally the name of maryland's governor is indeed martin o'malley. >> how did you dot? did you actually call? >> made some calls. >> i had to make some overseas calls. >> you have to watch the long distance fees. >> yeah, i know. i used your access number. >> matt, you said there were no facts involving global warming, and it would be teaching theory. >> i agree it is theory, but there are facts. it is like evolution is a theory, but there are facts to back it up jie. there is a difference between a fact and a theory. >> there are various facts that are components of the theory. >> there are facts that go against those facts. if there are two facts it equals one theory. >> but you said there are no facts. i say there are facts. and you just agreed with me because you said there are facts on both sides. so there. >> everything you say is a theory. >> i wish andy was a theory. >> courtney, you mentioned that there was no money in maryland's mandate which is true. but the u.s. senator and jack reid of rhode island plan to introduce a bill called the no child left inside

governor o'malley commented that he will try to help fund their cause in future years through the budget process. another alcohol-related bill requires drivers to refuse a field sobriety test and you have a blood alcohol level of 0.15 or more to participate in an ignition interlock program. they will have to pass a breathalyzer tests in order for their vehicle to start. the framework for an insurance exchange under president obama's healthcare reform takes effect. car dealer scan at a $200 and dealership fee on the cost of a vehicle. titling fees double to $100. a $7.5 million tax credit for producing films in maryland takes effect as well as a state income tax for feeling electric vehicles. state employees hired after july 1 will be vested in the retirement plan in 10 years, rather than the current five. the state department of education will develop policies to raise awareness about the risk of concussions and head injuries in kids' sports. july ushers in a new meaning to the phrase bon appetit. dogs will be allowed to die and outdoors with their owners at participating restaurants. >>

i will turn it over to you to talk about border security. >> thank you, governor o'malley. panelist. we are very pleased to have deputy commissioner david aguilar from the department of homeland security. he also serves as chief operating officer, overseeing 57,000 employees, and managing and operations budget of more than $11 billion. prior to this position, mr. aguilar served for more than 30 years with border patrol and was named chief of the border patrol in july of 2004. as chief, he has had over 20,000 border patrol agents across the country under his command. and he oversaw activities between the port of entry on our northern and southern borders. in march, 2004, mr. aguilar was designated the border security integrator for the execution of the arizona border control initiative. the same year, mr. aguilar was also elected president of the southern arizona executive association. thank you for being with us here today. we are very interested in your comments. >> thank you, governor. i must say that as a young man being raised in south texas as an individual actually ra

. >>> still to come when the news continues, a bill signed by maryland's governor martin o'malley granting tuition breaks for illegal immigrants is on the verge of defeat. >>> democrats and republicans will meet with the president this weekend but say they're still far apart on a debt limit agreement i'm randall pinkston in washington. i'll have that story. >>> top lawmakers will cut their weekend short for a sunday meeting at the white house. president obama called both sides back to the table, hoping to bridge the deep divide between them on a deal to increase the nation's debt limit and cut spending. randall pinkston reports from capitol hill. >>> leading lawmakers will work through the weekend, getting ready for a rare sunday meeting at the white house. president obama told both parties to show up with their bottom line demands in hand. >> the american people sent us here to do the right thing, not for party but for country. so, we're going to work together to get things done on their behalf. >> reporter: he's trying to take control of the debate over the debt limit. by pushing for a p

forrewer and o'malley, putting this together. i know that it is not an easy job. having said that, unlike their raise a couple of issues that affect not just puerto rico but the rest of the country as well. you mentioned advances in protecting the northern and southern borders. if i may, you left off the third border. i raised this issue with the president last month when he visited very this is the number one issue on my plate right now. there may be a spillover effect, you mentioned. it has already commenced. we're working at very closely, not just with our federal partners, fbi, the u.s. attorney's office, on this, and the coast guard, but we need resources. the number of homicides related to the drug trafficking effort in the region has skyrocketed in the last year and a half. the dismantling of operations all the way from south america to the eastern seaboard has skyrocketed as well. we're working closely with the dominican republican and our partners in the u.s. virgin islands, but there is only so much that we can do. we just purchased new of equipment, so

with us now, martin o'malley, with the democratic governor's association. you are governor of one of the eight states that has a aaa credit rating. maryland, virginia, iowa, delaware, north carolina, and utah. but when you got your credit rating reaffirmed, there was a warning that came with it. tell us about the warning. >> it was one of these good news/bad news e-mail, chuck. and my budget director says, good news. because of the tough decisions we've made, we've had our aaa bond rating reaffirmed. the bad news is, all the bond rating agencies are coming back around in the next couple of weeks to all those aaa states, the eight of us, to discuss how a national federal default would affect all of the bond ratings of the states. when we were together in utah, all governors were talking about this. there was a cloud over the national governor's association. and it was the extremism that is keeping a resolution from happening of this debt ceiling issue. >> is the assumption if there's a default even for a day or two, but, of course, enough to shake the credit

lament and repentance at dublin's pro-cathedral, the archbishop of dublin and boston's cardinal o'malley prostrated themselves, asking god and the victims for forgiveness. but it hasn't been enough. >> people are still waiting, i think, for the kind of great atonement and the kind of fundamental change that will convince them that things have changed. there isn't enough evidence yet that things have fundamentally changed. >> it is a crisis, and it's not one of the future. it is one of right now. it's quite extraordinary an organization as big and as -- ancient as the church that we cannot face a crisis that's right at our doorsteps and be able to talk realistically about it. >> the kind of change father flannery advocates would be dramatic. >> opening up the ministry of the church to l people, to married people, to priests, ah, to women. in other words, not confining it to the male celibate priesthood as we've had in the past, because clearly that is not working now so we have to begin to think in different ways, but the vatican is increasingly forbidding any discussion on that. >> still

. >>> a commission -- excuse me, a commission working for governor martin o'malley and the general assembly has been setting maryland's struggling pension system. it is recommending the state's attorney general determine whether the state could reduce cost of living adjustments for retirees. the general assembly slashed pension benefits for employees this year. this issue comes down to inflation. running at about 3% historically speaking and whether or not retirees' pensions will keep up with that. the c.o.l.a. adjusts to how much extra money they get every year. >> with everything else going on with food and gas price, it is difficult to try to keep up. >> absolutely. >> thanks, jess. >>> tobacco company is taking aim at a d.c. law it says is unconstitutional. >>> a little later, a member of the 9news now family gives. >> personal look at nasa's space shuttle program. >> it is friday morning. we're happy about that. it will be a very difficult weather day. anny hong is in for howard. >> potential is there for a severe weather alert. we'll talk to topper and decide if we're going to declare

stops including a dry string penalty but still passed mark by this red bull to finish fourth best o'malley's the championship by eighty three points from webber have also his third eighty eight points adrift at the moment for. some reason i like these commissions don't ask me what home but it worked out. great call by the team to put me on the pronto when they did and i think the great call by but all of us when we decided not to go to the into the. all round amazing weekend when all of the big three could do a whole team. now young taiwanese golf that yani tseng has made yet more history by winning her fist major title at the women's british open at the tender age of twenty two while in june sang had already become the youngest ever player both in the women's and men's game to win all four majors and the world number one carried her top form into this tournament to retain her title impressive fashion saying i won by a solid four shots from american brittany lang champion narrowly missed a needle at the fourteenth hole or so you do a six day finishing sixteen under par overall. moving on and

pit stops including advice from penalty stop pass mark webber is red bull to finish fourth best o'malley's the championship by eighty three points from webber houses third eighty eight points adrift the longest for. some reason like these commissions i don't know if you want to. but it worked out. great call by the team to put me on the program. and i think a great cause but all about when we decided not to go to the. all round amazing weekend that all of the big trick in the whole team. now young taiwanese gulf yani tseng has made yet more history by winning her fist major title at the women's british open at the tender age of twenty two while in june saying had already become the youngest ever player both in the women's and men's game to win all four majors and the world number one carried her top form into this tournament to retain her title impressive fashion saying i won by a solid four shots from american brittany lang champion narrative mr needle at the fulton told to do a six day initial sixteen under par overall. familiarizing yourself going on and it was a highly anticipated bout

had six pit stops including advisory penalty still passed not i was ready to finish fourth that o'malley's the championship by eighty three points from way back to his third eighty eight points adrift of a long term partner. for some reason i like these conditions we want. but it worked out. great call by the team to put me on the ground and when they did . i think the group called but all of us and we decided not to go to the internet so. we were around amazing. in order to be cricket in the whole team. now young taiwanese called yani tseng has made more history by winning her first major title at the women's british open at the tender age of twenty two while in june sang had already become the youngest ever player both in the women's and men's game to win all four majors and the world number one carried her top form into this tournament to retain her title and impressive fashion saying i won by a solid four shots from american lying champion narrative history at the final to hold. of six a day finishing sixteen under overall. familiarizing yourself moving on and it was a highly anticipat

says henor o'malley will help in the future of the process. a state income tax credit takes effect for 20% of the cost of electrical vehicle charging equipment. the amount state employees will pay for retirement goes up. employees will be invested in the plan in 10 years rather than the current five. policies will be developed to raise awareness about the risk of concussions. july ushers in a new meaning to the phrase bon apetit. -- bon appetit. >> here is a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. a sad one out of princess -- out of prince george's county. officers responded to a shooting yesterday afternoon. the four-year old item is expected to survive. the five year-old was scared after the gun went off and hid the gun in the family's apartment. the second teenager convicted in the death of a boy has released -- has been released into custody. christopher jones died following an attack while riding his bicycle. police believe he was caught in the middle of a gang dispute. he was -- his assailant is being released. he will be on

. >>> we are following breaking news out of annapolis. " martin o'malley signed a bill allowing illegal immigrants to meet certain criteria to get in- state tuition, but the board of election says not enough -- enough signatures have been collected by opponents to put the issue on the ballot. the issue is expected to come up for a vote on it -- in 2012. >> is walmart the solution to the district cost begun problem? >> capt. lanier says it is one problem -- solution that could help. >> it could help because d.c. does not have a licensed gun dealer. it has to come up with one very soon. behind me is the proposed site for a new wal-mart. wal-mart sells guns. the people live here say, hold on. the georgia avenue site for the proposed walmart sits in the middle of a network of established neighborhoods. neighborhood filled with single- family homes and schools and families who have lived here for decades. >> what i do not want is a wal- mart in the area. >> she has lived here for 28 years. she learned many of the wal-mart stores sell guns. >> now but i know that they sell guns that is out of

i will turn it over to you to talk about border security. >> thank you, governor o'malley. let's turn to our first panelist. we are very pleased to have deputy commissioner david aguilar from the department of homeland security. he also serves as chief operating officer, overseeing 57,000 employees, and managing and operations budget of more than $11 billion. prior to this position, mr. aguilar served for more than 30 years with border patrol and was named chief of the border patrol in july of 2004. as chief, he has had over 20,000 border patrol agents across the country under his command. and he oversaw activities between the port of entry on our northern and southern borders. in march, 2004, mr. aguilar was designated the border security integrator for the execution of the arizona border control initiative. the same year, mr. aguilar was also elected president of the southern arizona executive association. thank you for being with us here today. we are very interested in your comments. >> thank you, governor. i must say that as a young man being raised in south texas as a

governor o'malley committed in a letter to health advocates that try to help fund their cause in future years through the budget process. another alcohol related bill requires drivers who refuse a field sobriety test and have a blood alcohol level of .15 or more will have to participate in a program and pass a test to have the vehicle to start. the governor invest maryland initiative will bolster venture capital spending. the framework for an insurance exchange takes effect and car can tack a $200 dealership fee on the cost of the vehicle. title fees double to $100. a 7.5 million dollar tax creditor producing films in maryland takes effect and so does a state income tax credit for 20% of the cost of electric vehicle recharging equipment. the amount of money state will pay for retirement goes up from 5% to 7%. and state employees hired after july 1 will be vested in the retirement plan in 10 years rather than five. the state department of education will be developing policies to raise awareness about the risk of concussions and head injuries in kid sports. and july ushers in a new meanin

governor o'malley committed in a letter to health advocates that he will try to help funds their cause in further years through the budget process. a $7.5 million tax creditor producing films in maryland takes effect and so does the income tax credit for 20% of cost of electric vehicle rekherpblging equipment. the amount of money state employees will pay for requirement goes up from 5% to 7% and those hired after july 1 will be vested in the plan in 10 years rather than five. the state department of education will be developing policies to raise awareness about the risk of concussions and head injuries in sports and dogs will be allowed to dine out doors at participating restaurants with their owners. >> good. you can see all the new laws on our website, www.wbaltv.com. >> leave it to dave collins to finds that. >> he does have a sense of humor. weeks after arnold revealed he r fathered a child with another woman his wife is filing to are divorce. >> we will have the latest in the casey anthony murder trial. >> first, here is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. honey, why a

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martin o'malley and the governor of arizona. the associated press reports they are accusing gop negotiators to be damaging debt talks. we will bring you more news out of this session again tonight at around 10:15 p.m. eastern. more live coverage of salt lake city tomorrow for the closing session of the conference with author and "the new york times" thomas thomas friedman and the washington governor. she will be our guest on "newsmakers" with the governor's view on the debate of raising the debt ceiling and the challenges of leading a state during a recession tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers in washington remain on call this week and for more talks on reducing the deficit and raising the government debt ceiling. in his weekly address, president obama says congress should be willing to compromise on spending and some tax increases. in the republican address, senator hatch urges his colleagues to pass a balanced budget amendment. >> today, there is a debate going on in the washington over the best way to get

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forrewer and o'malley, putting this together. i know that it is not an easy job. having said that, unlike their raise a couple of issues that affect not just puerto rico but the rest of the country as well. you mentioned advances in protecting the northern and southern borders. if i may, you left off the third border. i raised this issue with the president last month when he visited very this is the number one issue on my plate right now. there may be a spillover effect, you mentioned. it has already commenced. we're working at very closely, not just with our federal partners, fbi, the u.s. attorney's office, on this, and the coast guard, but we need resources. the number of homicides related to the drug trafficking effort in the region has skyrocketed in the last year and a half. the dismantling of operations all the way from south america to the eastern seaboard has skyrocketed as well. we're working closely with the dominican republican and our partners in the u.s. virgin islands, but there is only so much that we can do. we just purchased new of equipment, so

first of all, one of the best governors in the country, martin o'malley, is in the house. he was here. there he is over there. by the way, for those of you who have not heard him, outstanding singer and rock and roller. so if you ever want to catch his band, it is top notch. also one of the best senators in the country, ben carden is in the house. [ applause ] we've got college park mayor, andrew fellows, is here. [ applause ] former congressman frank kratovil is here. [ applause ] you wouldn't know it looking at him, but frank is an outstanding basketball player. the terps might be able to use him, even at this age. he is a point guard. got all kinds of moves. and i want to thank your still quasi-new president here at maryland, wallace lowe. [ applause ] so this is a town hall. i want to spend some time answering some of your questions, but i just want to say a few things at the top. first of all, i have to say it's nice to get out of washington. don't get me wrong, there's nothing i enjoy more than sitting hour after hour, day after day, debating the fine points of the f

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. >> please, governor o'malley. >> first, we need to have a renewable portfolio standard. second, it entertains within a certain requirements [inaudible] and increasingly larger portions of energy from renewable sources. within that, we have a requirement for solar. and that is probably the most important thing that we have done is to create that predictability, if you will, and that car about within the middle portfolio standard that is now starting to inspire larger portable tape installation. as far as the broader question of advanced manufacturing and how we inspire that here in our country, that is an issue that we are all wrestling with right now. on the demand side, we believe that the renewable portfolio standard as a solid way we have been able to see that industry take off a bit in our state. >> if i may add to what governor o'malley just said, in the case of pr, we have extremely attractive tax incentives, and we are part of the united states market. so whatever you produce in pr can be sold within the u.s.. that is something we are doing, and it is again extrem

under the law, governor o'malley allowed illegal immigrants to pay instate tuition under certain conditions. but he suspend that had law as opponents worked hard to stop that law. >>> hey, this is friday. >> it is friday. >> most of the weekend here is going to be great. a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon and sunday looks fantastic. got to get their first. today might be a little bumpy here this afternoon. >> okay. >> let's get to the satellite rare and let me start by saying that, at the moment, nothing happening. it's quiet. thinks going to be a one -- this is going to be a one-two combination. a lot of tropical moisture streaming in. that will tap into the moss tour from the gulf. here is the big picture as you can see the most tour from the west. northeastern gulf, there is a hurricane center watching for possible developments. that gives you an idea of how how much there is. our forecast, we have a flash flood watch in effect as we the potential for pretty good rain makers in the form of thunderstorms later this afternoon. 78 at reagan national. 72 in cam bridge, 68 in winchester. hi

first of all, one of the best governors in the country, martin o'malley, is in the house. [cheers and applause] he was here. there he is over there. by the way, for those of you who have not heard him, outstanding singer and rock and roller. so if you ever want to camp his band, it is topnotch. also one of the best senators in the country, ben carden is in the house -- ben cardin is in the house. [cheers and applause] we've got college park mayor andrew fellows is here. [cheers and applause] former congressman frank cradoville is here. [applause] you wouldn't know it looking at him, but frank is an outstanding basketball player. [laughter] the terps might be able to use him, even at this age. he is a point guard. got all kinds of moves. [laughter] and i want to thank your still-quasinew president here at maryland, wallace. [cheers and applause] so this is a town hall, i want to spend some time answering some of your questions, but just want to say a few things at the top. first of all, i have to say it's nice to get out of washington. [laughter] [applause] don't get me wro

morning with its stars, josh gad, andrew rannells, better known as elder price, nikki james, and rory o'malleys morning. did i get in a nabulungi pronunciation right? >> yes, which is more than i can say for others. >> goes by a lot of other names in the show. the show has been a stunning success and i say stunning because it touches on details that could be very problematic i should say. tell me how surprised you are by all of this. >> i mean i think we were optimistic. we've each sort of been a part of this journey of the creation of the show for different amounts of time but i would say personally i thought it was very funny and i was optimistic that it would be received well but of course you never know and then we started previews and to see not only did sort of what i considered to be like the target audience, sort of maybe a younger crowd who grew up "south park" thought it was funny but we realized it sort of knew no age, older people were laughing at it, very old people were laughing at it. it covered a lot of a wide demographic which was a very nice surprise. >> absolutely. >> how ab

. >> please, governor o'malley. >> first, we need to have a renewable portfolio standard. second, it entertains within a certain requirements [inaudible] and increasingly larger portions of energy from renewable sources. within that, we have a requirement for solar. and that is probably the most important thing that we have done is to create that predictability, if you will, and that car about within the middle portfolio standard that is now starting to inspire larger portable tape installation. as far as the broader question of advanced manufacturing and how we inspire that here in our country, that is an issue that we are all wrestling with right now. on the demand side, we believe that the renewable portfolio standard as a solid way we have been able to see that industry take off a bit in our state. >> if i may add to what governor o'malley just said, in the case of pr, we have extremely attractive tax incentives, and we are part of the united states market. so whatever you produce in pr can be sold within the u.s.. that is something we are doing, and it is again extrem

martin o'malley made a bold statement saying he is redoubling his efforts and is calling on the community and the state legislature to move to pass same-sex marriage a legislation. other states are commenting proactive measures and ballot initiatives like minnesota. host: comments from the new york, the post standard. it says in new york, same-sex couples will be married and will have benefits under state law including health insurance. as they cross across the border to pennsylvania, their marriage is not valid. how significant and far-reaching is it if other states want to fully recognize this? guest: it overwhelmingly says that while couples may be able to get married, but they could be denied. survivor benefits, health insurance, pensions, lots of things that couples enjoy that same-sex couples are denied. in choosing certain marriages over others to promote and a disregard is under equal about the denial of benefits. it is what the repeal of defense of marriage act is all about. as we see more and more states taxing same-sex marriage legislation, insuring that there should be equal b

martin o'malley made a bold statement saying he is redoubling his efforts and is calling on the community and the state legislature to move to pass same-sex marriage a legislation. other states are commenting proactive measures and ballot initiatives like minnesota. host: comments from the new york, the post standard. it says in new york, same-sex couples will be married and will have benefits under state law including health insurance. as they cross across the border to pennsylvania, their marriage is not valid. how significant and far-reaching is it if other states want to fully recognize this? guest: it overwhelmingly says that while couples may be able to get married, but they could be denied. survivor benefits, health insurance, pensions, lots of things that couples enjoy that same-sex couples are denied. in choosing certain marriages over others to promote and a disregard is under equal about the denial of benefits. it is what the repeal of defense of marriage act is all about. as we see more and more states taxing same-sex marriage legislation, insuring that there should be equal b

martin o'malley made a bold statement saying he is redoubling his efforts and is caing on the community and the state legislature to move to pass same-sex marriage a legislation. other states are commenting proactive measures and ballot initiatives like minnesota. host: comments from the new york, the post standard. it says in new york, same-sex couples will be married and will have benefits under state law including health insurance. as they cross acrosshe border to pennsylvania, their marriage is not valid. how significant and far-reaching it if other states want to fully recognize this? guest: it overwhelmingly says that while couples may be able to get mared, but they could be denied. survivor benefits, health insurance, pensions, lots of things that couples enjoy that same-sex couples are denied. in choosing certain marriages over others to promote and a disregard is under equal about the denial of benefits. it is whathe repeal of defense of marriage act is all about. as we see more and more states taxing same-sex marriage legislation, insuring that there should be equal befits for

governors' association 2011 annual meeting with remarks from the governor of arizona, and martin o'malleymaryland and remember in 9/11 and border security. -- remembering 9/11, and border security. >> next week is the one-year anniversary of president obama signing the dodd-frank act into law. on monday, a meeting with the oversight tonsil. the council's mandate is to identify and manage risk that threaten its financial stability. you can watch live monday, at 11:30 a.m. eastern, on c-span to. >> you are watching c-span, bringing new politics and public affairs. every morning, it is "washington journal" connecting you with politicians and newsmakers. weeknights, policy forms. on the weekends, you can see our signature programs and sundays, "prime minister's questions. all it can also watch our programming and a time that c- span doubt or -- at c-span.org. washington, you're white, a public service created by america's cable companies. -- your way, a public service created by america's cable company. >> next, an afl-cio forum on monday. he is it -- you will hear al franken, joined by sande