in 2000 seven, mayor o'malley became governor o'malley, it and things that were measured did get done and the things that got done got measured. maryland's became number one in education, five years in a row. number one in holding down the cost of college tuition. number one in innovation and entrepreneurship. number one in research and development. number one in median family income. with a certain outlook official named number one in the country. holding off decades of decline and making it a healthier place for blue crabs, oysters -- and because governor o'malley believes in the dignity of each individual, he transformed other things. allowing two people who happened to be the same-sex to join in the same union as everyone and allowing all americans the opportunity for the same dream for a college education. he was cutting the cost of statewide government, because sometimes you need to prune at present to foster growth in the future. way back when, martin o'malley forged a belief while walking the streets of baltimore, and the belief that changed the city changed the state and chan

mayor o'malley became governor o'malley, it and things that were measured did get done and the thingshat got done got measured. maryland's became number one in education, five years in a row. number one in holding down the cost of college tuition. number one in innovation and entrepreneurship. number one in research and development. number one in median family income. with a certain outlook official holding off decades of decline and making it a healthier place for blue crabs, oysters -- and because governor o'malley believes in the dignity of each individual, he transformed other things. allowing two people who happened to be the same-sex to join in the same union as everyone and because sometimes you need to prune at present to foster growth in the future. way back when, martin o'malley forged a belief while walking the streets of baltimore, and the belief that changed the city changed the state and changed more than a few lives along the way. [applause] >> please welcome, the governor of the great state of maryland, governor martin o'malley. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank

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maryland governor martin o'malley speaking at this fundraiser. we will be showing it again at about five minutes past midnight eastern time. we'll have more road to the white house coverage denied. this next event is with congressman paul ryan earlier today in iowa. he was the keynote speaker at a birthday party fundraiser. chair ofan ryan is the the house budget committee and republican vice president nominee last year. like governor o'malley, he is considered as a hospital residential contender in 2016. sweet us and let us know about these two speeches using the #cspanchat. we want to think who you think will be in the 2016 race. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >>.gov so much -- thank you so much. thanks, jim, appreciated. thank you. hey, everybody. it is nice to be back to see each and every one of you. this is our first time back since the campaign and jan and i , we say -- kim wisconsin through the nose. it has been a year. lot has happened. come, see oldto frie

governor o'malley is live starting later today at 7:00 p.m. eastern. on c-span2's book tv, hear from five of the finalists for this year's national book award for nonfiction. sunday at 1:00. and on c-span3's american history tv, go back in time to 1996 with the internet archives way back machine. sunday at 7:00 p.m. all weekend long, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan. nicknamed tree town because of its dense forestation and parks and residential areas. hosted by our comcast cable partners, c-span's local content vehicles recently traveled there to explore the area's rich history. learn more about ann arbor, michigan, all weekend here on american history tv. >> it's ironic that this very important building and this very important foray into the sciences an estate where cloud cover will wreck the conditions for viewing for five nights. but this is the -- if you wanted to run with the big dogs, this is what you had to be doing. we are at the 1854 detroit observatory. it is the second oldest building on the university of michigan campus.

i am very pleased to welcome governor o'malley. we look forward to hearing your inspirational word area --. i am -- your inspirational word. as always, it is a pleasure to be here with my good friend, general kicklighter, who is friends with the world war ii memorial. we very much appreciate the ongoing support that the friends provides the memorial. just this past week, -- a world war ii memorial app. if you have not seen it, take a look. and welcome to all of our veterans and a very special welcome to our medal of honor recipients. senator in a way was a key figure -- senator inouye was a key figure in making this a reality. thank you so much for your service. 70 years ago, in the midst of two great wars on opposite sides of the globe, 9 million servicemen were on active duty. that number swelled to over 12 million by the wars ended in 1945 read millions more work in americans. toiling with the convention that each rivet fastened would help their uniformed servicemen and women win the war. to end tyranny and to restore freedom an

i i am pleased to welcome o'malley and general donahoe. he very much appreciate the ongoing support that the friends provide to the memorial. just this past week friends and partnership with the trust for the national mall and park service debuted a new world war ii ap. and welcome to all of the veteran and a special well to our medal of honor recipients. and senator inaway who is a medal of other than inner and a key figure in making this memorial a reality. thank you for your service. [ applause ] >> 70 years ago in the midst of two great wars on opposite sides of the globe 9 million service men were on active duty. that number swelled to over 12 million by the wars end in 1945. millions more worked in america's farm fields and factories toiling with the conviction that each bushel of wheat would help their uniformed service men to win the war and end tyranny and restore democracy around the world. through courage, determination and being self-less they succeeded in the mission. and when they came home their work wasn't done. they improv

governor martin o'malley signed it into law in april. >> the goal is to collect as much as $18 billion from property owners over the next decade to pay for widespread environmental projects. basically to clean up polluted runoff but as scott broom reports, the revolve against it is really heating up. >> reporter: this isn't just a protest. it is outright defiance. there are some counties here in maryland that are simply refusing for practical purposes to collect this rain tax. and state environmental officials are ramping up to play hardball. the warnings went out this week to defiant antitax leaders in frederick county, maryland and caroll county, maryland. collect the rain tax or face $10,000 per day fines. >> what drives you nuts is trying to get someone with answers. >> reporter: elsewhere were angry taxpayers like jodi of oweddenton, maryland. >> it was all over the map as to why i'm paying $181. he's paying $120. she's paying $200. why are they all so different? >> reporter: she's being charged triple by anne arundel county because her single family home is on commercial. >> it s

maryland governor martin o'malley is preparing for a big trip next month.razil and el salvador to meet with potential business and investment partners. accompanying of o'malley will be catherine and other government officials. importst of baltimore more from brazil than any other country. kennedy'sfter john f. assassination, some of his personal items are going up for auction. it includes a wicker walking chair he used to relieve his chronic act a as well as family photos. toplot is estimated to $150,000. new developments this noon involving the national security agency. canadian agencies reportedly allowed the nsa to spy on them in the 2010 in canada. it's based on top-secret documents released by edward snowden. do not mention specific targets but mention canadian authorities were aware of the surveillance. the obama administration is offering to destroy some of syria positively as weapons. u.s. officials say will be done in international waters aboard a 700 foot government owned ship. it still subject to final approval. no other country has committed to

god bless you, new hampshire. >> but even as o'malley channeled his best obama 1.0, ready for hillarypaign buttons were passed around and progressives made their choice clear with stickers clarg i'm from the elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party. sally, a lot of talk about the bench. deeper. >> more humorous. >> please, i need a year and a half of it. i do think elizabeth warren sort of question mark, whether or not she runs, there's been a lot of talk about whether or not, how much clout the progressive wing of the democratic party has. the fact that elizabeth warren is even considered, i think, does make things trickier for hillary clinton. >> it either makes things trickier for her or opens up a window on the path to winning. she looks like such an inevitable candidate if she chooses to run not only for democrats but the nation. she leads every other possible conte contender. those in the democratic party can build a strong enough voice, they can say to hillary, look, you're running after a democrat. you've got the wind at your back. you can actually be a progressive hillar

but the -- they're probably making a mistake. >> if you want to watch the speech by governor o'malley. you can see it at our c-span library, check it out, c-span.org. kelly ayotte is main stream and that should tell you how far right the tea party has moved. jim, springfield, mississippi. independent line, paul waldman. >> it's springfield, missouri, just the place you media people on main stream -- i'm one of two that continues to get a springfield news leader. so think about that down the road. you're drinking too much kool-aid, some of you. how do you think anyone in the federal government can run a health care program when 1500 irs refunds go to one house in atlanta, $4 billion go to two houses. one of them in russia? and one of them in shanghai? my god, folks. do you ever talk -- we never fix anything. we just keep going. well, keep going, tea party. have a good day, gentlemen. >> okay. who would like to respond? >> i do want to point that the caller raised -- i thought about during that presidential press conference on thursday that president oh what was talking about how diffic

followed by white house coverage with martin o'malley at the jefferson dinner in new hampshire. then paul ryan in iowa at a friend riser -- a fundraiser. >> i think every first lady should do something in this tradition to help the thing that she cares about. i just think that everything in the white house should be the best. the entertainment that is given here. >> children are the same the world over and so is our feeling for children. i think it is good in the world, there is quite enough to divide people, so we should cherish the language and the emotion that unites us. >> jacqueline kennedy's 1000 days as first lady was defined by images, young mother, advocate for the arts, fashion icon.

marilyn's governor martin o'malley will lead a nine-day trade mission to el salvador. the governor says that the country is an ideal trade partner for maryland's. leading includes businesses and government officials. >> families involving food, family and -- families enjoying food, family, and football. that includes woodson and woodrow wilson in the annual turkey bowl. we will bring you the highlights in the final score in sports. >> coming up, if you are headed out to shop tonight, brian is going to let us know how cold it will get. some turkey, we will recap the turkey. the turkey bowl took place today and we have the full recap. plus it is the unofficial day of responderscal first enjoyed a thanksgiving feast like the pilgrims. >> the hotel served up free meals for d.c.'s finest. a buffeteorgetown -- for public servants. police, firefighters. >> we're thankful every year and every way. >> each year the four seasons hotel employees come in on their to work on the 21st century version of the mayflower. finengton's finest enjoy dining with candles, silver, and china.

governor o'malley is live starting later today at 7:00 p.m. eastern.

sergeant jason o'malley is helping to lead the search. >> keep working their phones, see what you findr different informants right now. all of them have decent information. it's just you're getting it in bits and pieces. >> their latest tip, booth's still in the area, riding in a black mustang with another gang member. >> i have two different sources now say black mustang no, plate, no nothing. trying to get more info right now. >> o'malley's team hits the block where booth's friends and associates live. >> it's such a close-knit community, people have that we're not telling anybody type of attitude. >> believe me, he is not here now. >> all right. >> without our informants we shall would not have information. >> things begin moving quickly when another unit spots a black mustang parked a few blocks away. >> unon occupied. >> police! open the door. police! open the door. >> the owner of the mustang emerges, the same man who was with booth earlier. >> we got [ bleep ]. he came out of the house. >> this is the story. you know why we're out here, right? >> yeah. oi heard where. >> is he a

martin o'malley. >> let me ask you a question. i think these guys will try to go back and try to relitigate bill clinton. obviously we were mad at him for a while, for those of us in -- but now he's the big dog, we like him. are you worried, though, about bill clinton anyway? >> well, of course. i mean, look, we run bill clinton today as if he's a 23-year-old guy. he's not, so i worry about his health, of course. although he's in good health. but there's no question that hillary clinton is going to run as her own person. like elvis, like tupac, she's on oprah, everybody knows hillary. this is the son of a truck driver. i worked for a guy -- dick gephardt, who was the son of a truck driver, but look at your resume, the kind of things you accomplished back in minnesota. that doesn't help you with today's republican party. they want someone who is an isolationist, so far to the right they may not be able to get people in the middle as you've been able to do. >> donna, with your many years of experience, you know these battles are a c

martin o'malley shared his selfie with julia dreyfuse.nd brett michaels on a tour bus with the donald. what a country we live in. just lowering the bar. still ahead on "way too early" the strangest thing you've seen during your commute and we have some pretty interesting ones. use the #waytooweird. "morning joe" just moments away. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. he was a matted messiley in a small cage. ng day. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't

>>reporter: alameda county da nancy o'malley told thrust were several problems with the case. nadia invited jack to the roo room. nadia called him days after the incident and she was unreliable witness because of drug use. in the month after the violent confrontation the drama with jack continued and clips posted on you tube and we explore that on sunday and the phone calls her sister made that saved nadia's life. >> all right dan thank you. >> well it's halloween and to to uses of people filled san francisco cancer district tonight. >> yes. look at the celebration. extra police are on the streets. so far it has been a relatively quiet night. >> sandhya is here and how cold will it get. >> didn't get cold as a matter of fact. it was pretty mild in most areas at around the time trick-or-treaters got out there so nothing like grit weather this halloween. we track mostly clear skies across the bay area. things change as we head into the weekend but for now just enjoy. from our mount tamalpiais camera glassy conditions out over the bay exploratorium 57. oakland 58 degrees. still i

. >> meanwhile, the democratic side martin o'malley is testing the waters in new hampshire.headlined the granite state annual jefferson/jackson dinner and this video was part of the inrow duck. >>> president and mrs. obama will pay tribute to former president kennedy wednesday. it marks 50 years since his anas nation joined by former president clinton and mrs. clinton. they traveled to college park to watch a game. terrapins were playing oregon state and the beavers beat the terps, 92-83. that's going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining us now for our first look is "the washington post" reporter david nakamura. nice to see you. let's start with this interesting thought from wisconsin governor scott walker. we were just listening to him say that the gop candidate must come from outside the beltway for the presidential nominee in 2016. what is this all about, david? a shameless plug, self-promotion? >> a little bit but it's what's going on, of course, you have several governors both scott walker, chris chris if i in new jersey, bobby jindal saying

governor o'malley. followed by representative paul ryan. span 2 book tv coming here from five finalists for the national book award for nonfiction at 1 p.m. 3, we go back in time. sunday at 7 p.m., the internet archives. started with teddy roosevelt. so much had been written about him. i needed another story. i got into taft. when i figure out what was the difference between the two in leadership, it was teddy's public leadership and taft's value as a public leader. i started reasoning -- reading and these guys laid a key role. historians would say that these guys were the van guards of the progressive era. i did not know the others. he came into my life. >> roosevelt, taft, and the muck sunday -- muckrakers -- c-on c-span posing " "q&a." congressman greg walden spoke on the 2014 elections. this is an hour. here we go. thank you for coming. we have representative greg walden. his last visit with our group was in may 2012. we welcome him back. he was born in oregon where his family came to the state by wagon train in 1845. he grew up on an 8

>>reporter: alameda county da nancy o'malley told thrust were several problems with the case.ia invited jack to the roo room. nadia called him days after the incident and she was unreliable witness because of drug use. in the month after the violent confrontation the drama with jack continued and clips posted on you tube and we explore that on sunday and the phone calls her sister made that saved nadia's life. >> all right dan thank you. >> well it's halloween and to to uses of people filled san francisco cancer district tonight. >> yes. look at the celebration. extra police are on the streets. so far it has been a relatively quiet night. >> sandhya is here and how cold will it get. >> didn't get cold as a matter of fact. it was pretty mild in most areas at around the time trick-or-treaters got out there so nothing like grit weather this halloween. we track mostly clear skies across the bay area. things change as we head into the weekend but for now just enjoy. from our mount tamalpiais camera glassy conditions out over the bay exploratorium 57. oakland 58 degrees. still in th

[applause] next to richard is nancy o'malley, district attorney for alameda county. she was appointed in 2009 and elected in 2010 and has an amazing background dealing dealing with violence against women and domestic violence, elder abuse, child abuse and threat management. she's a wonderful addition to our panel so thank you nancy. [applause] next to nancy is tony smith who i loved his biobest of all and started he's an oakland resident and parent of students in oakland public schools. he was -- became the superintendent in 2009. he's a local boy including university of california berkeley background where he was captain of the football team and he did not include this in the biobut i know it and he wrote his under graduate thesis on emily dickon son so he's kind of a renaissance dude and he's 6-foot something. next to him is -- [applause] and next to him is george gaston and elect to the district attorney of the city and county of san francisco in 2011 after winning more than 62% of the vote which in san francisco is very enviable and focused on reducing violent cr

but if she does, you'll see a mark o'malley, maybe howard dean. you'll see some people in. i don't think you'd see cuomo or another woman. >> let's talk about the republican side. in our poll, chris christie got a third of the vote. a third said they would vote for somebody else. but it was very heavy to the northeast. so how do you handicap what the republican field is right now. >> i think there's probably -- you have your establishment, only really two guys that occupy the space, chris christie and jeb bush. automatic establishment money. and i'm somebody who thinks that jeb is probably -- first of all, he is thinking a lot harder about this than people realize. and his only shot at the white house is if somebody named clinton is running on the other side. and he knows that. >> do you agree with me that jeb has a better chance of going the distance than chris christie? >> i do. i think he's more disciplined. i think he can straddle the fence and unite the party. then you have sort of the middle ground guys, the secretary teono would be there if christie falters. that is

martin o'malley is the keynote speaker at the new hampshire democrat party's dinner in manchester. following that live event, we will show you remarks from earlier in the day, from a 2012 residential candidate, pauline. speaking at a birthday party for a fundraiser for the iowa governor's dad. all that plus your calls beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> an update on negotiations on a ron's -- iran posses nuclear program. -- iran's nuclear program. >> president obama discusses american energy and increase oil production in the united states. the wisconsin senator ron johnson delivered the republican address and talked about the health care law and efforts by the president and congress to extend some current health their plans. they are about 10 minutes. >> hi everybody. on thursday, i visited a steel plant in cleveland, ohio, to talk about what we are doing to rebuild our economy on a new foundation for stronger and more growth.economic after years of talk about reducing our dependence on foreign oil, we are actually poised to control our own energy future. shortl

. >> the big announcement maryland governor martin o'malley plans to make in prince george's county. >> and the police officer says there's a good reason for his suv hitting one man's truck. it could happen to any of us. think black friday ends friday? think again! h.h. gregg's black friday sale continues through saturday. save up to 40% on appliances, electronics, furniture and more. samsung 51 inch hdtvs, just $429. save over 1600 dollars on samsung kitchen packages. washer dryer pairs only $499. 60 inch led tvs are just $599. and tablets start at just 49 dollars! hurry in by saturday for huge savings at h.h.gregg. hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 glk350 for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> here's a quick look at this morning's top stories. overnight a police helicopter crashed into a pub killing one. more deaths are expected. roughly 30 people were taken

>>reporter: alameda county da nancy o'malley told thrust were several problems with the case. called him days after the incident and she was unreliable witness because of drug use. in the month after the violent confrontation the drama with jack continued and clips posted on you tube and we explore that on sunday and the phone calls her sister made that saved nadia's life. >> all right dan thank you. >> well it's halloween and to to uses of people filled san francisco cancer district tonight. >> yes. look at the celebration. extra police are s been a relatively quiet night. >> sandhya is here and how cold will it get. >> didn't get cold as a matter of fact. it was pretty mild in most areas at around the time nothing like grit weatherthere this halloween. we track mostly clear skies across the bay area. things change as we head into the weekend but for now just enjoy. from our mount tamalpiais camera glassy conditions out over the bay exploratorium 57. oakland 58 degrees. still in the 50's around san jose. half moon bay 46 degrees and from our exploring camera sparkle view of s

district attorney nancy o'malley says her office is charging both offenses as hate crimes, but she didte why. thomas didn't enter a plea during his arraignment thursday. thomas is set to be in court at nine a-m this morning in oakland. the death toll following last friday's devastating typhoon in the eastern philippines stands at more than 17-hundred people. but officials believe more than 10-thousand could be dead. but philipine president acquino just say the death toll could be around 2,500. a few hundred people in the hardest hit city of tacloban have made it out of the area. as thousands tried to force their way onboard c-130 cargo planes.the city of 200,000 wiped out by the storm surge. which was estimated to be 15 feet high the united nations has released 25-million dollars in emergency funds to help the hardest hit areas. the u.s. has pledged 20 million dollars to the relief effort. the aircraft carrier george washington is headed to the phillipines from hong kong new video in this morning out of the philippines. survivors are facing a new battle to stay alive. on the left. vide

. >> taking you live now to new hampshire where maryland o'malley,artin thought of as one of the possible 2016 presidential candidates come a is heading the jefferson-jackson dinner. it is a fun grinder -- fundraiser for the democratic party held every year. he also expect to hear from new hampshire and governor maggie hansen as well as senator jeanne shaheen. >> at this time, i would like to recognize the other officers of the new hampshire higher -- new hampshire democratic party. [laughter] [applause] second vice chair, dorothy sullivan. [applause] -- secretary, betty [applause]

the district attorney nancy o'malley says that her office is a charging him with both offenses as hates, but she did not indicate why. thomas did not enter a plea during his arraignment on thursday. thomas is said to be accorded 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> take a look get this. where did a firsthand look at what it is like to be a bay area firefighter. a camera mounted on a firefighter's helmet captured these images. alameda county fire released this video. now let's go inside of the house fire. the fire or was earlier this month in san leandro. they say that it 2 alarm blaze was hard to find because the house was built on a slow. to get to the fire, firefighters had to deploy it down interior stairs that more like a chimney. thomas suffered minor burns. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news spread will tell you about a bay area boy dying wish that is about to come true. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where

governor martin o'malley is the keynote speaker at the new hampshire democratic party's jefferson jackson dinner in manchester. we will show you remarks earlier in the day by 2012 vice presidential candidate paul ryan. the wisconsin republican is speaking at a birthday party fundraiser for iowa governor kerry branstad. all that and your calls beginning live at 7 p.m. eastern. >> on the next, washington journal, the future of the health care law. weekly standard staff writer, michael warren. then an update on the negotiations of iran's nuclear program. feinberg, the chair of the john f. kennedy library foundation. he looks at the life and legacy of the president ahead of the 50th anniversary. watch and to journal is live every morning from 7 p.m. eastern. -- 7 a.m. eastern. >> i started with teddy roosevelt. i needed another story. out theigured difference between the two, it was teddy's public leadership. i started reading about the progressive era. these guys stood at the center of it. historians would say these are the people of the vanguard of the progressive movement. he came into my

maryland governor and possible presidential candidate martin o'malley was in new hampshire.at an annual fundraiser in new democratic party hampshire, which traditionally hosts the first presidential primary. his comments are about a half hour. >> thank you so very, very much. it is really great to be with so many good friends in new hampshire. company of be in the so many good friends in new hampshire, but so many good friends who are marylanders who have come to new hampshire. [applause] governor haslam, shaheen -- thetor shaheen, speaker of house, senator minority leader sylvia larsen, chairman ray buckley, happy birthday, ray. [applause] chair fuller clark, second vice chair solomon, it is an honor to be with you here in the granite state. a place that is very special to me and very special to the people of our country. it is a bedrock staying in more in moren one -- state ways than one. it is a special honor to be here tonight. [applause] last year, i had the honor to serve as the chair of the democratic governor's association. the dgi had atrophic year -- the no win a t

governor o'malley is live starting saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. the-span 2's "book tv," national book award finalists in fiction. on c-span 3 "american history tv," go back in time to 1996 but the internet archive's way back machine. sunday at 7:00 p.m. release ofer the sign-up numbers under the affordable care act, president obama announced an executive order to stem insurance plan cancellations by allowing people to keep their current insurance plans for one year. from "the new york times," the tradeent of the insurance group said changing the rules after health plans have already met the requirements of the wall could stabilize the market and result in higher premiums for consumers. we take a look now at president obama's announcement from the white house. this is 50 minutes. >> today i want to update the american people on our efforts to implement and improve the affordable care act, and i'll take a couple of your questions. but before i do, i just want to say a few words about the tragedy that's unfolded in the philippines. over the past few

. >> reporter: o'malley didn't say how much he wants minimum wage to increase but in an online letter the governor believes boosting wage will help close income debt between haves and have nots. >> $7.25 an hour is not much, everyone agrees but it is more than $0 an hour. >> reporter: this economist agrees that workers need more in one of the most expensive states to live but he says the key is not raising the wage too high. he says in a weak economy employers will cut low wage positions. >> the labor market is weak. what you don't want to do trying to help people is end up hurting them by destroying their jobs. >> reporter: lawmakers considered raising minimum wage from $7.25 to $10 an hour. it failed and now supporters say they'll try again in january. gigi barnett, wjz. >> teens who work during the summer and holiday shopping season are the most negatively impacted billow minimum wages. >>> despite government shut down job growth surged forward. the statistics show the economy added just over 200,000 jobs. most experts were expecting weak job growth because of the budget battles in

. >>> governor martin o'malley is urging supporters to raise minimum wage. in a petition, the governor believes the state must make the choice to reach minimal age, which currently stands at $62025 an hour. >>> a landmark bill first introduced by the late senator ted kennedy almost two decades ago, gets a vote in the senate. it extends anti-discrimination work laws by transsexual employees. danielle nottingham reports from washington. >> bill as amended is passed. >> reporter: 10 republicans joined senate democrats to deliver a victory to gay rights advocates, 20 years in the making. >> we have now said no more discrimination on the basis of your sexual orientation or gender identity. it's historic. historic occasion in the united states senate. >> reporter: the employment nondiscrimination act, makes it a crime for employers to discriminate against gay, bisexual, and transgender people. >> a cherished value of freedom of expression and religion. and i believe this bill violates that freedom. >> reporter: but the chances of the will becoming law are -- bill

talk about governor o'malley out of maryland. yes, he is absolutely on the bench. then you got people like gary locke, the current ambassador to china who was the governor. >> what about our own jerry brown? is he too old? >> jerry brown is not too old. age wise you would say 76 or 77, that's a problem. jerry has no wear and tear. he is like a classic old car only by age but not by performance. jerry could still be viable. >> that's a terrible bumper sticker. i classical car. >> i don't know how he would sell across the country either, but speaking of hillary clinton, she's going to be in the bay area this week making a speech. >> coming up, one last look at this morning's top stories. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,, a-x could face the death pey if convicted. federal prosecutors have filed chars of murder and commission of >> let's take a look at the standings top stories. >> the suspect in the shooting at lax could face the death penalty. a tsa agent was killed in that shooting on friday. >> students asked to be especially careful when walking around campus with

. >> sergeant jason o'malley wants to move quickly before the target sells his merchandise. >> did her talk to you about using them guns? has he shot them before? oh, man, i used this one to do a drive by? >> yeah. he told me the .380 was dirty. >> it has a body on it. >> yeah. guns out of his ass all the time. >> so they're coming tomorrow to look at them? >> yeah. >> what time? >> i'm thinking probably at night. >> at night. >> none of us are born without sin but some of us chose the right way, some of us chose the wrong way. now he's starting to see where it leads to. hopefully we can help him. >> i didn't like tricks, but i guess i'm one now. >> what we've got today is a search warrant for weapons. >> i give up people cause they're not my friends. now i use them as a ladder to get up and have a life. >> the target has six arrests, one of them for aggravated assault with a weapon. he's a documented member of the latin saints. he lives in a residence with his parents. he has a 16-year-old sister and there's possibly an infant child in the house. it is going to be a breach all-out op

there are some really -- martin o'malley for example is a very talented guy. >> he is.lary clinton to was about the vote. and when the fight for the vote was happening, historically black men got the vote before women did and so went that fight for the vote so goes the presidency. >> rich, what's your headline, sir? >> i want to disagree with something we heard earlier. i think that performance counts. there's a reason christie won so widely in new jersey. and i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that he was -- he has been a really good governor. not everybody likes him. teachers don't like him clearly. public unions don't like him. but the fact is if you look at the exit polls, republicans, moderates, democrats, they all said that he's done a great job on the economy. did a great job in handling the aftermath of hurricane sandy. so performance counts when you're running for re-election. i think as we go into the 2014 cycle, that will become more and more clear. >>ester, bob, rich. rich, you did well. gave us clever zim lis. >> i'm just confused. >> thank you so

governor o'malley is live starting at 7 p.m. eastern. on c-span 2 book to be coming here from five finalists for the national book award for nonfiction sunday at 1 p.m. span 3 american history tv, go back in time to 1996 to the internet archive's machine. sunday at 7 p.m. now national republican congressional committee chairman representative greg walden. he spoke today at the christian science monitor breakfast in washington, d.c. for about an hour. >> here we go. thank you for coming. we have representative greg walden. his last visit with our group was in may 2012. we welcome him back. he was born in oregon where his family came to the state by wagon train in 1845. he grew up on an 80 acre cherry orchard and graduated from the university of oregon. early on he was a disc jockey he and a talkshow host and worked as a press secretary and chief of staff for a member -- as -- remember of congress. he was elected to congress himself. in 2010, speaker been asked them boehner asked him to be chairman of the republican leadership. he was elec

that's the first primary state and despite the botched obama care roll out, maryland governor martin o'malley record. >> no president since fdr inherited a worse economy, bigger job losses, as many wars or as large a deficit as president obama did. but thanks to his leadership and thanks to each of you, america is now moving forward again. >> all right, folks. if you're keeping a calendar election day is just 1,087 days away. so, new this morning, secretary of state john kerry says he'll travel to israel on friday meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss negotiations or the iranian nuclear program. >> that will be the third in a series of meetings that's scheduled for the week. today netanyahu meets with the president of france and wednesday he'll meet with russian president, vladimir putin. >> state of the union host candy crowley joins us from washington. you spoke exclusively with the israeli prime minister. >> i think if you ask netanyahu, he would tell you that he thinks these meetings are about him swaying them. he definitely believes that iran cannot be trusted. that t

. >> maybe cuomo, o'malley, but not a huge star. she and hillary both bring that. i believe politics is about the hungriest base. in 2008, when barack obama talked about that dream written in the founding documents, he was speaking directly to the heart of african-americans who were hungry to have that office, and to young people who are hungry to have that office. he wasn't the liberal. it was john edwards who was the liberal guy, but when elizabeth warren is running as the woman, hillary has that, too, and women are the hungry base, i believe, going into 2016, and hillary's got electability. that's a powerful argument for women. >> and president barack obama was also the hero to the '60s people. i'm talking for them right now, okay? >> yeah, absolutely. >> i'm talking to them. >> that post 1964 generation, absolutely. >> i think it's a mistake to think about this only in terms of can elizabeth warren win. i think the real reason she might want to run is because if she did, her platform i think would instantly become a litmus test -- >> well, that's the argument w

governor o'malley is live starting saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. here from five of the finalists for this year's national book award for nonfiction. 1996 when thee to internet art thieves -- with the internet archive's way back machine. >> earlier today the house passed a bill allowing health that do to keep plants not meet the minimum requirements of the health care law. it grandfathers in current lands. -- plans. four republicans voted against the bill. after the vote was over, house leaders air cancer and steny hoyer came to the -- eric cantor and steny hoyer came to the or. this is 40 minutes. 6:30 p.m. on tuesday and wednesday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morni usiness. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. on friday, no votes are expected. madam speaker, the house will consider a few suspensions next week a. complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. in addition, the house will consider three bills to increase domestic energy production, create american middle class jobs, and lower the

governor o'malley is live starting saturday at 7 p.m. eastern.pan2's booktv, hear from five of the finalists for this year's national book award for nonfiction. sunday at 1. and on c-span3's american history tv, go back in time to 1996 with the internet archives way back machine, sunday at 7 p.m. >> the head of the congressional budget office, doug elmendorf, testified tuesday before a house senate budget conference committee. the committee was created by the deal that ended the government shutdown and avoided a federal debt default. the panel has until december 13th to reach an agreement on a budget blueprint for 2014. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the conference committee will come to order. if everybody could take their seats. morning, everyone, and welcome. i want to thank senator murray and the entire committee for all their work so far. since our last meeting, altty and i have been talking -- patty and i have been talking, discussing the parameters of a common agreement. we're trying to fin

inspiring and you can already see an impact of pope francis on the american church cardinal, sean o'malley boston gave an interview in "the boston globe" this week before the bishop's meeting in baltimore. he said the church needs to call a lot more attention to this work that the church does. so this is not just the pope speaking. i think he is having an effect all the way down the line in the church. >> these tea partiers i mean, it's black and white and no gray area. liberal is bad. it's a liberal position to help the poor, the pope wants to help the poor and he is clear on that and wants to focus on that. i'm sure there's some tea party catholics out there. ruth, how will they balance this? >> i think conservative catholics are clearly struggling with the fact the highest authority in the church is telling them their message is wrong. the spirit values of the catholic church is not bashing gay people and i think it's a struggle for people. let's face it. the conservatives in this country and really not conservatives but the right wingers and the tea partiers have tried to say they have