>> o'malley: yes.rified. >> o'donnell: terrified because the archdiocese of boston, the onetime symbol of american catholicism, was dissolving, thanks to what was then the biggest sex abuse scandal in church history. >> o'malley: there were a thousand lawsuits against us. the seminary was empty. as i say, such anger, disappointment, upset on the part of the people. >> o'donnell: this was a pretty tough assignment? >> o'malley: it was... somebody described it as a "fixer-upper." ( laughter ) >> o'donnell: and he began fixing it up on his first day on the job, 11 years ago, by doing something bishops seldom do-- admitting what had happened and apologizing for it. >> o'malley: at the beginning of this installation ceremony, i again ask forgiveness for all the harm done to young people by clergy, religious, and hierarchy. >> o'donnell: sean o'malley set a new tone in boston. the first thing he did was sell the palatial archbishop's residence and the 28 sprawling acres it sat on. >> o'malley: the archbishop

o'malley fatigue. o'malley has been governor for eight years. in that time, taxes have gone up 40 times. businesses have left the state. the economy gone from a surplus to a deficit. i think the pressure weighed down heavily on the voters. two, brown took the race for granted. he saw all the blue around him and said i'm at home. this is an easy game here. referred to the race, the general election as a mole hill. guess what? that mole hill grew a big mountain he could not climb last night. >> more like a sand trap. >> yeah. >> do you think it's a rebuke of o'malley and this tank in 2016? >> i don't think if it tanks him but makes it hard to launch. his record will be part of the conversation. >> all right michael steel. thank you for waking up so early. that will do it for this special edition ofway too early. more results and analysis coming up on "morning joe" next. we have a live studio audience for you. a little live energy. we need it! we'll see you in a second. stick around. . >> we do have an obligation to work on issues where we can agre

his name is cardinal shawn o'malley of boston and on the occasion of the pope, pope francis announcing his first visit to the united states, 60 minutes has just done a profile of cardinal shawn o'malley. certainly the most influential american in the whole catholic church now. apparently somebody with whom the pope shares a love of faxing. they fax. >> usually we fax. >> really? >> yes. >> you fax with the pope? >> yes. >> people still communicate by fax? >> still communicate by fax. >> like with letters or -- >> uh-huh. >> really? >> very quick and efficient and a little more private than -- >> really? >> most people think -- >> paper. >> oh, really? most people think texting is quicker than faxing. >> well, the pope and i aren't into texting. >> no texting, just faxing. there are reasonable arguments to be made about how influential the catholic church or any church is in u.s. politics at any given time. we're at this interesting moment where the new pope announced plans to visit this country. he has also just demoted who was the highest ranking american at the vatican, cardinal raym

so is he suffering from comparison is our think it's more o'malley's poor ratings? >> i think any time you have someone in office for eight years you are going to see voters, especially like battle more county, you need a sense of whether or not people are going to make that shift, and it looks like in this case with the way the polls ended up going, we're having some people saying, i'm not just going to go democrat. they want what's best for the night. mr. hogan on camera yesterday with us said, i'm going to win. >> polls are tracking models which take different factors into play. something like time as it stands to the election, polling error, 92% chance for brown. but that doesn't mean that we're out of the water yet because we have to see how many people are going to show up. so by 8:00 p.m., polls close, we're going to have to tally the numbers. >> polls have been wrong before, so we will have to see. >> they have. >> let's move to virginia. mark warner trying to save his seat but he's getting a significant challenge from ed gillespie. most polls say it looks l

governor o'malley, i share that with you. but baltimore was the economic prize.n navy was within the inner harbor. so this was the next logical target for the british forces. they tried with ground forces to overwhelm the maryland defenders but that didn't work. and they knew they had to try then with their fleet because if baltimore fell, then they could move on up to philadelphia and then up to new york, and that would probably end the war in the favor of the united kingdom. on the morning of september 13th, admiral with his fleet of some 30 ships began bombarding fort mchenry and the war was definitely in the balance. major george armstead defended the fort. francis scott key as you heard was aboard a british ship looking over the side of the ship at the battle as it unfolded. it was a lawyer under a flag of truce sent by president madison to get some of the hostages that the british had captured, get them freed under a flag of truce. so he happened to be here as the bombardment took place all the day of the 13th and into the evening of the 13th. he watched al

even better, o'malley is a solid guitar player and has a great voice. here he is from the brown campaign event ♪ this land is your land. ♪ this land is my land. ♪ from california, to the new york islands. ♪ from the redwood forest, to the gulf stream water did, ♪ this land is made for you and me. ♪ >> if he brings that guitar to eyewa and new hampshire, he might actually have a 2016 shot. and that is our show for today. i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at pow"power politics thanks for watching. >> this is "al jazeera america" live from new york city. i am richelle carey. here are today's stop stories. the last two americans detained by north korea are on their way back to the united states after months in captivity. president obama introduces his historic nominee to replace eric holder. next, meeting with asian leaders in beijing, one year after typhoon haiyan, the griefing continues.

even better, o'malley is a solid guitar player and has a great voice. here he is from the brown campaign event ♪ this land is your land. ♪ this land is my land. ♪ from california, to the new york islands. ♪ from the redwood forest, to the gulf stream water did, ♪ this land is made for you and me. ♪ >> if he brings that guitar to eyewa and new hampshire, he might actually have a 2016 shot. and that is our show for today. i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at pow"power politics," thanks for watching. >> >>> back on u.s. soil - two americans feed by north korea return home after spending months in captivity. >> thank you for supporting me, lifting me up, and not forgetting me or the people much north korea >>> president obama steps off to apec, and the focus -

even better, o'malley is a solid guitar player and has a great voice. here he is from the brown campaign event ♪ this land is your land. ♪ this land is my land. ♪ from california, to the new york islands. ♪ from the redwood forest, to the gulf stream water did, ♪ this land is made for you and me. ♪ >> if he brings that guitar to eyewa and new hampshire, he might actually have a 2016 shot. and that is our show for today. i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at pow"power politics," thanks for watching. ♪ >> yemen's government is sworn in, but the crisis is far from over because of deep divisions. >> from al jazeera's headquarters, i am darren jordan. remembering those who died, trying to cross from east to west. germany marks 25 years of the fall of the berlin wall. plus, catalans defy and vote on a referendum. and anger mounts in mexico after the government's response to a disappearance of 43 student teachers.

davis' daughter told the sun that she asked o'malley not to commute their ntence.ley last year signed a bill doing away with the death penalty. >> they call themselves ka k. mom. they're pushing for nationwide legalization of medical marijuana. the four women all have children with major medical problems and they say the thc helps ease the children's symptoms. they had to relocate from their home states to ones where medical marijuana is legal for minors. the mothers say they worry about the risks from the fda approved drugs that their children are already taking. >> we are not against conventional medicine. my daughter's life has been saved several times. but we do believe that have we had options, some of the things that were more harmful and unnecessary would not have had to be put into their bodies and done the damage that they've done. >> unlike adults, children do not smoke medical marijuana, they're given oil instead. >> dash cam video shows a man racing to a fiery scene but he's not a first responder. he's not a firefighter either. tonight, we look into the

cardinal sean o'malley is in charge and he gained notoriety for his zero tolerance sexual abuse.n with him during "60 minutes." >> reporter: it is o'malley's work to reform the church on child abuse where he's made the biggest impact. >> for many people outside the church and inside the church, the biggest scandal isn't the priests. it's the bishops who lied about them and moved them from parish to parish. and many of these predators have been prosecuted. but the bishops have not. why is that? >> one of the first things that came up is the importance of accountability. and we're looking at how the church could have protocols as to how to respond when the bishop has not been responsible for the protection of children in this diocese. >> i want to ask you about robert finn who is the bishop in kansas city st. joseph. as you know, he pleaded guilty for not reporting one of his priests to authorities. bishop finn wouldn't be able to teach sunday school in boston. >> that's right. >> how is that zero tolerance that he's still in place? >> what does it say to catholics in. >> it's a qu

a representative met with martin o'malley's chief of staff three days after a victory over lieutenant governor anthony brown. that gives his team less than three months to appoint a cabinet and must the summit two days. the group includes council member, along with three other former mayors and anthony williams. he takes a january 2. >> local authorities are expected to pack the washington convention center. part in food tastings. celebrity chefs are scheduled to appear. service -- the farm releases its survey of grocery stores. anddults will cost $46 $.45. that is four dollars less than last year. >> pumpkin pie would be good. suit.pkin >> the weekend is here and it will be a very nice weekend. going to get mighty cold by the end of next week. is their rooftop hd weather camera capturing at time lapse of the clouds. a gorgeous day and all across our viewing area. now past sunset, the skies are clearing. allow the temperatures to bottom out. check these numbers. in the 30's already. bundle up if you are heading out. a below average high temperature. 77 for a record high. mid 40's to a

so if he could come here with shawn o'malley and address the issue, like bishop finn, cardinal o'malleyhat last night, if he knew a priest was looking at child porn and can't do anything to that priest. he is committed to addressing. coming to the suns maybe an opportunity to really do it. >> well, especially because he has not been afraid. he is his own man, a man of god. he's still his own man. he's not afraid to do things his own way. i'm really curious how the reaction will be. mostly, this will be planned well in advance, correct? >> yes. >> you've already given us a great deal of information that we knew, visiting the u.n., a visit to philadelphia. will there be any room for spontaneousness or will that not be feasible? >> he does not stay on script. he will say things he's not supposed to say. this is part of the man. expect it. >> we can't wait. more information will be coming in the coming days and weeks. father edward beck, nice to have you here. that's september 2015. we have time to plan. that wraps it up for us here, i guess for me here since i'm alone, no john berman. "leg

his first visit to the united states, 60 minutes has just done a profile of cardinal shawn o'malley. certainly the most influential american in the whole catholic church now. apparently somebody with whom the pope shares a love of faxing. they fax. >> usually we fax. >> really? >> yes. >> you fax with the pope? >> yes. >> people still communicate by fax? >> still communicate by fax. >> like with letters or -- >> uh-huh. >> really? >> very quick and efficient and a little more private than -- >> really? >> most people think -- >> paper. >> oh, really? most people think texting is quicker than faxing. >> well, the pope and i aren't into texting. >> no texting, just faxing. there are reasonable arguments to be made about how influential the catholic church or any

. >> he didn't do a good job and didn't distance himself from the o'malley campaign and listeners i spokedon't feel he delivered a message what would happen in a potential administration and this could have been the first african-american governor in maryland history. doesn't seem like the campaign really hit the right tones. >> in the end, troy, the campaign tried to play that up, that he would be the first african-american governor but he wasn't able to motivate that base, to come out, the african-american voting base. >> there were several areas in maryland which is a tried and true blue state generally in most elections. he didn't seem to get the support in areas that you think a democratic candidate would get, like baltimore county had over 200,000 registered democrats who did not even vote. you know, larry hogan made gains in baltimore city. those things don't happen in democratic elections in a state as blue as maryland. some listeners that live in the baltimore area felt he didn't spend a lot of time in the area and didn't really connect with listeners there, a key area for voters

. >> big taxing marty o'malley, big spending marty o'malley, and in two days, big loser, marty o'mallee and anthony brown. >> last week chris christie yelled at a heckler. it was played on c.b.s. for another potential candidate rand paul. interesting reaction. watch. >> until that time sit down and shut up. [ cheering ] >> reporter: what do you think, is that the right meter for someone getting ready to run for president? >> i think the bully demeanour may go over well in certain places. i grew up in the south and we are yes ma'am, no sir and a little more polite. i think people want a little more of that. >> bully demeanour, people in new jersey engaging in bully demeanour. that's the power poll >>> let's dive into the election. betina joins us from miami, a former director. good to see you, how are you? >> good and you, nice to see you. >> the former director of the hispanic outreach for the republican national committee. michael shure is with us, david shuster is here, and betina, let's start with you. let's talk about rand paul calling out chris christie. certainly a shot at his rec

i was pleased to receive a very gracious phone call this morning from governor o'malley who pledged his full cooperation in the transfer of power and in the transition. he invited my wife and my daughters over to the house to meet with his family and take a tour of the mansion to help us get comfortable with our new surroundings. and we talked a little bit about some transition issues. i also had great conversations. i reached out and called the president of the senate, mike miller, and the speaker of the house, mike bush, both of whom congratulated me and i think sincerely offered to work as closely as they could with us in a bipartisan fashion to turn the state of maryland around. this morning, we really are turning a chapter. the campaign is now over. and the governing begins. our first step is to start a transition team. which is going to be an enormous task. i needed to find the most capable people i could in the state of maryland to head up that effort and they're both here with me this morning. i want to introduce you to the co-chairs of the hogan rutherford transition team. i'm

big spending marty o'malley. and in two days, big loser marty o'malley. >> last week he yelled at a heckler in new jersey. watch. >> until that time, sit down and shut up. >> what do you think? is that the right demeanor for someone getting ready to run for president? >> you know, i think this bully demeanor may go over well in certain places but i can't imagine -- i grew up in the south, we're a little bit more polite, and i think there's there's people that want a little bit more politeness. >> there he is calling him a bully. >> that's good stuff. michael shore is with us. how are you? >> how are you. >> did you have a good weekend? >> yes. >> did you get good rest? >> no, i did not. no 49er fan got rest yesterday. >> is there anything empirecal to support joe biden? >> first of all, he said he went into 67 states. there's only 36 senators up. but that's his role, to be the cheerleader for the party and here's what happens in politics. you're joe biden and going into halls full of people that are so excited an

. >> maryland governor martin o'malley is talking about what he is grateful for as he weighs possibly running for president in 2016. he reflected on his work to improve education and focus on immigration issues. he will be succeeded by republican larry hogan. coming up, a local man arrested, accused of shooting his mother. what the police say happened moments before. >> a special event to help wounded servicemembers recover. >> and a nice break from the persistent cold today. largo man has been arrested and charged with shooting his mother. the police say he shot his mother following an argument over money. he ran off but was arrested a short time later. his mother was rushed to the hospital, where she is in critical condition. >> a st. mary's county woman was arrested after officers say sheikh tried to board -- after officers say she tried to board a flight carrying a loaded pistol. tsa relates this. used bullets found in her carry-on bag. the gun was the 12 firearm confiscated at the bwi checkpoint this year. for justn get apps about anything these days, but could new spy apps go to

maryland governor martin o'malley nodded off during a meeting with constituents.ks preparing a speech opposing a natural gas export facility. >> i was really excited to be there, because i thought, finally, you know, here's the opportunity to get the message across. then it occurred to me, he's dozing off. i was really angry. hello, you know, wake up. here. pay attention to me now. >> reporter: at the time o'malley's spokesperson told maryland's "daily record" he was listening intently during the six-hour meeting, and he's only human. recent sleep studies would open anyone's eyes. getting enough sleep improves cognition, memory and creativity. great, but what about, you know, money? overachieving entrepreneurs like the "shark tank" crew insist that advocates for getting seven to nine hours of bed rest a night are full of sheets. >> there isn't enough hours in the day to get the stuff i need done, so i trained myself to sleep four hours a night. anybody can do it. >> you kind of work 24/7. you sleep because you need to and have to. >> i'd rather be tired than broke

s/martin o'malley, gobernador de maryland (nat up) pero demócratas como martin o'malley, gobernador deesidencial. espera que el senado siga en manos de su partido. l dice ha estado en varios estados claves haciendo campaña. entre los estados decisivos estn carolina del norte, arkansas, kansas y colorado, entre otros. s/felipe benítez, mi familia vota "en colorado.. las diferencias son mínimas y el voto latino va a marcar la diferencia" unos 25 millones de latinos en el pas podran votar en estas elecciones, pero las encuestas indican que menos de la mitad de ellos saldrn a las urnas maÑana. eso a pesar de que fue ese grupo el que marc la diferencia en la contienda presidencial de 2012. s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo en estados como louisiana y georgia la contienda está tan apretada que es posible que no se sepa cuál de los dos partidos gane los escaños en el senado hasta que se lleve a cabo una elección de desempate. topvo cesar ---para mantenerse al tanto sobre la eleccion de maÑana y para los resultados dirijase a nuestra pagina www.telemundo48.com blanca -- momento de revisar las c

that sanders is a more viable -- >> does he think sanders is a more viable candidate than martin o'malleyhink so. one of the things i kept hearing from divine is that is the convergence of issues. with the popularity of elizabeth warren and with hillary clinton not being perfect with all of those on the left, he thinks sanders can step in that space and really build something. even though his personality is not totally inclined to that kind of run, he thinks he can capture the energy. >> thank you. we'll be right back. >> to all our veterans, we salute you for your service. ♪ >> hello, i'm pimm fox and this is i'm taking stock of this tuesday november 11, 2014. it is finally here, for its f1 50. it has a new aluminum body. chief executive mark field spoke from the factory floor and said ford is giving customers what they want. >> they want more telling, and this vehicle is best in class. when you go back 20 years, the number one and met need -- unmet need is better fuel economy.

becomes the second republican governor in 50 years and he says he received a gracious call from martin o'malley, inviting him to take a tour of the governor's mansion and get comfortable. as for anthony brown, hoping to become the state's first african-american governor, he has been quiet since he conceded just after midnight here it -- midnight. >> thank you. we are still waiting for results the race in virginia -- senate race between mark warner and ed gillespie too close to call. warner holds a narrow lead of 1%, and that is apparently enough for him because he called his own victory, however ed gillespie is not ready to concede. the republican urged patients. in virginia, the trailing candidate can request a recount if the difference between the candidates is less than 1%, and in this race, that is roughly 20,000 votes. it was the complete opposite in the 10th district in virginia, barbara comstock celebrating a blowout win defeating john faust by 17%. >> to the district now, democrat muriel bowser is celebrating a sweeping win in the mayoral race, defeating david catania and carol schwartz

voters at the polls deciding there who they want to replace outgoing governor martin o'mall o'malley. lieutenant governor anthony brown or republican larry hogan. >> and there are two big races to watch in virginia in the u.s. senate. incumbent democrat mark warner is facing off against ed gillespie and libertarian robert sar advice and come stock is running against john faust for the seat in the house. we have team coverage of election day. let's get started with northern virginia bureau chief julie carey in mclean. >> reporter: i'm at the polling place. you can see republicans and democrats doing a last bit of pitching. this precinct is in mclean and that is in the tenth congressional district where we will closely be watching that race tonight between republican barbara comstock and democrat john faust. the first time in more than 30 years a new member of congress will be elected out of this district. we started our day out in another part of the tenth congressional district out in ashburn. we were at belmont ridge middle school. there are two precincts there, so it's usually a bus

i've never gotten more reaction on an interview than with that interview with cardinal o'malley.re's so much interest in the pope and if the catholic church is changing. i appreciate your feedback. that means a great deal. >>> it's 6:47. howard is here and we're watching the temperatures drop, drop and drop. >> hang in there. a few more days. by the weekend things will get milder. 50s by saturday and potentially 60 on sunday. so we'll warm significantly. we've got to get there first. the journey is problem. not the destination. this morning we're talking about temperatures which are down in the 20s already. it won't make much progress today. 34, 35 for a high. back to 31 by 5:00 p.m. the winds, look at that. at 11:00 and 1:00. 19 sustained. we're still going to be gusting 30 or so. so windchills today, they're going to stay in the teens and 20s. right now down to 28 in town with 21 gaithersburg. single digits in the mountains. we've still got some 30-degree readings well to the south in fredricksburg over to cambridge and tappahannock. when you fak oosh in the wind, now -- factor

o'malley couldn't get a democrat elected in his own state -- >> no, no. i'm saying it would embolden and encourage others who might be on the fence to say, what have i got to lose? >> i think so. elizabeth warren definitely has to be taking a serious look right now. >> thank you very much, john mccormick. despite losing the senate, the president is still promising amnesty for illegals. he hinted it is coming soon. i want you to meet the sheriff who says, do not even think of it. when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. that is how it's done. truly amazing! get in the hole-in-one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans and you could have your mortgage paid for an entire year. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many a

and there is some disillusionment among democrats with the current incumbent martin o'malley.he issues here in maryland include firearms, gun control, they include taxes with the republican arguing that the democrats have imposed 40 straight tax increases. they include the economy, and school construction. the democrats say the republicans would gut the budget to build schools. >> hello, i'm produce johnson and key to the -- bruce johnson and key to the d.c. mayoral race is the turnout. bowser is the democratic nominee in a town where eight of ten registered voters are democrats. she gets 65% of the votes and she probably wins. the guy close to a half million dollars in the banks to pick people up and monitor the polls and move workers around where they need to be. independent catania has far less money. his get out the vote effort will be driven mostly by volunteers. he's counting on independent voters, republicans and he needs about a third of the democrats to look his way. he's trying to become the first non-democrat, the first openly gay, and the first white mayor in d.c.

. >> he needs to count on people who do not like the state's direction under brown and o'malley. taxed ank we have been death and it's enough already. convenienceel store, we found some who voted early for brown. a strong group hundred of health care. >> to show you how tough it can be in maryland for republicans, 1983, the candidate only lost three counties as she lost the election. bob ehrlich won the same areas and won the election. hogan is expected to lose these three areas, but if he can avoid getting clobbered, especially in much camry county, tomorrow night could be very interesting -- especially in montgomery county, tomorrow night could be interesting. right now, the seeds in the senate are in favor of the democrats, but there are several seats in the air. experts believe the senate could slide to the republicans. jay korff is live in sterling with more on that. the count right now and the amocrats favor 55 to 45, computer models are strongly suggesting, predicting a more than 70% likelihood, in some cases more than 90% likelihood republicans will control the senate whe

you see these various people including martin o'malley.know whose lieutenant governor also lost? howard dean. his lieutenant governor lost in vermont in 2002. >> how interesting. >> didn't stop him from being the biggest thing in politics for half of 2014 and then they started voting. >> just one thing, i interviewed howard dean this week. are you going to support hillary clinton? he said, yes, and i've told her so. >> he's ready for hillary, as they say. may thanks to you for joining us. you can watch can krystal ball 3:00 p.m. on a show called, and i don't know, "the cycle." i've made the joke too many times. i used to be on it. you'll be back with us next hour. plenty from lawmakers reacting to the immigration plan. we haven't heard a lot from the people executive action actually affects. we will get their thoughts. interesting video for you to watch right after this. (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donat

zack o'malley greenburg covers the industry for forbes. >> you know, hits like "1989" >> brown: swift1989" marks her official move from national pop queen. a move that has its own risks, says "washington post" music critic chris richards. >> this came as a big declaration that she was now going to be a pop artist with a capital "p." i think it's shrewd as a business position to try to appeal to that larger audience but part of what made her such a superstar is that she was both a massive pop star and someone people thought they could relate to personally. >> ♪ and the haters gonna hate hate hate i'm just gonna shake shake shake ♪ >> brown: and while she has vocal critics, and addresses them head on, few dispute swift's mastery of today's music and marketing. she first teased this new album's release during a yahoo live event in august, appeared on rolling stone magazine's september cover and this week has shown up all over t.v. and online, at all hours, for interviews and live performances for huge crowds. she's also spurned music- streaming sites like spotify and instead partnered wi

our economy has been going down the tubes for eight years under the leadership of martin o'malley. we've got to turn things around. i'm going to put together smart people i can find regardless of party affiliation. the first verse we named was the smartest guy in the state on budget issues, the democrat. i happen to believe we've got to reach across the aisle, come up with real commonsense bipartisan solutions to the series problems that face us. in maryland we will have to roll up our sleeves. with 60 days to put a cabinet together and take over a state that's in pretty bad she. we have a $40 billion budget i have to submit two days after i'm sworn in. we have a shortfall of $7.5 billion deficit but we will get to work and do everything we promised to do in the campaign. we will cut spending, cut taxes, streamline regulations. we are going to make maryland a business friendly state which it has not been in a long, long time. we will get the government off our backs and out of our pockets and grow the private sector. put people back to work and to our economy around. i'm going to w

after the leadership of o'malley.i am not sure his presidential campaign is doing so well after that race. we have to turn things around. i will put together the smartest people i can find regardless of their party affiliation. the first person we named was the smartest guy on budget issues, he is a democrat. i happen to believe that we have to reach across the aisle and come up with real common sense bipartisan solutions to the serious problems that face us. in maryland, we are going to to roll up our sleeves. we have 60 days to put a cabinet together and take over a state that is in pretty bad shape. we have a $40 billion budget i had to submit two days after this morning. we have a $7.5 billion structural deficit. we will get to work and do everything we promised to do in the campaign. we will cut spending, cut taxes, streamline regulation as make maryland a business friendly state. which it has not been in a long , long time. we will get the government off our backs and out of our pockets and grow the private sect

former maryland governor martin o'malley were current soon to be former governor martin o'malley, receivedunds for his own dark money group from the natural gas lobby. democrats that have raise money for natural gas interests actually -- and colorado, the democratic party, one of the reasons for their defeat last night was the democrats there were very divided over the issue of fracking, an effort to place a ballot initiative that would have allowed local cities and municipalities in colorado to ban fracking fell apart, and part of that disarray really helped republicans. so democrats have been very divided on this issue, and they have not been shy about soliciting funds from the same industry. >> an exit poll conducted tuesday night by edison research found interesting results when it comes to voters and climate change. the new york times reported -- "nationally, nearly six in 10 voters said climate change was a serious problem, and a broad majority of them (about seven in 10) favored democratic candidates for the house. among the four in 10 voters who said it was not a serious problem, a

. >>> spike still serves on governor o'malley's board of victim services and works to repeal in statehat is still have the death penalty. >>> i'll have everything you can expect in my full forecast. >>> back at 9:16. a new report says several hospitals have turned down the ability to treat ebola patients. they say it could scare away other patients. their reluctance could make it difficult for the government to set up a network of hospitals to effectively deal with the disease. >>> if you are ordering your gifts online -- a lot of us do. it's getting harder to keep your deliveries safe and secure, unfortunately. take a look at this. thieves taking packages right off the doorsteps of someone. so annoying. this guy was caught taking -- this girl -- is that a girl or guy? girl, right? take a shipment of mugs from a home in upper marlboro. what are you going to do with those mugs? this type of crime son the rise this time of year. one person t he and his neighbor watch out for each other. >> we have a system where if i'm not home and they say something on my porch, they'll get it. and i'l

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable martin o'malley. [ applause ] >> good evening.r homes, to save their city and to save the united states of america. they were black and white people. they were native-born and immigrant people. but they joined together regardless of race or differences of class or distinctions of creed. and they carried the day. the star-spangled banner, that giant flag, was sewed itself together by black and white hands, hands of freedom, hands of bondage, american hands. look around you. look to the people in front of you and behind you and to the left and to the right of you and you will see the faces of the first generation of americans since those days 200 years ago to see and to grieve americans killed on american soil, to witness our own president fleeing danger in our homeland of the united states, to see our government buildings burning and under attack in washington. there is more that unites us than divides us. in 1814 on this date, in this place, one state, one maryland chose to step forward and take responsibility for saving the unite

some disillusion over the incumbent governor, martin o'malley. and he has been able to turn this into a contest, but here at brown headquarters, they are over joyed about the weather. this fantastic autumn day. i talked to brown's campaign manager about an hour ago. he says if turnout here in prince georges falls below 48%, he will be sweating. this is where brown lives. it's a treasure-trove of democratic votes. prince georges elections officials tell me turnout here right now is about the same as it was four years ago. more than half the registered voters cast ballots. brown thinks that is enough for him to win. >> voters are coming out because they are excited about our message fighting for work and families and middle class values. i think we're going to see a great turnout. the numbers are looking better this year than they were over 2010. >> hogan has been saying for weeks that this race is close. even suggesting that he is ahead. here's one more question. has all that talk about a very tight race made this race actual closer? brought more

the real issue in this campaign is the terrible economy in maryland and the failed record of the o'malley, brown administration. >> somehow, brown who would be maryland's first african american governor has struggled to fire up the traditional democratic constituencies. >> this is the first time for a governor's race. i don't care for a vote or not. i'm trying to make up my mind. >> still, nearly three times as many democrats as republicans voted early. and brown is convinced the democratic majority will hold on election day. >> we're confident, not complacent, that we're going to win this thing. >> now it may all come down to turnout. in baltimore, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and speaking of turnout in maryland, the polls open tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. and they close at 8:00 p.m. jan. >>> derek, in northern virginia, we may have one of the tightest races for congress underway right now. democrat john foust is hope ing to win the 10th congressional seat. wolf endorsed debra comstock. the district has democratic leaning. brought in more democrats, which the foust campaign is hoping to reac

martin o'malley, democratic governor, raised 40 taxes or fees in that state, cut aid to police and fire departments at the local level. the democratic model has been to spend on public programs but they need revenue. in maryland in illinois and in massachusetts, a lot of what they did was raise fees. these fees are regressive and hit lower middle class pocketbooks right across the top. that became a big issue in all of the states. middle class and lower middle class people felt they were now being asked to pay for these programs. >> and the symbol of that in maryland, the rain tax. it accepts -- to pay for sewer runoff, so they tax the heavens. >> massachusetts has a fee on tips in restaurants. >> kim, why the exceptions and democratic model for california, new york and connecticut, which has had some of the worst growth figures across the country? why can malloy eek out a victory, because jerry brown raised taxes p big in california but won comfortably. >> in california it always helps to have silicon valley and the money surrounding you. where you saw in some places, democrats still m

the martin o'malley candidacy seems to be over. the warner candidacy was over some time ago and is not going to happen now. i think she's got problems as a candidate. the energy on the party increasingly is on the left. you have the party's wingers get discontented in a second term of a presidency. that happened with the george w. bush administration. it's happening now. and it's hard to picture hillary as the new face. i mean, the clintons' theme song is "don't stop thinking about tomorrow. that was released in 1977. [laughter] that's 39 years before the 2016 election. another area where i would disagree with norm somewhat is i think that after the government shutdown, the mood changed among house republicans. you had fewer house republican members saying we've got to go to confrontation, we've got to defund obamacare and so forth. that lost appeal because they could read the polls, and it threatened disaster for the republican party. and republican primary voters, as gary suggested, i think have tended not to opt for the candidat

, hogan ran against a massive -- against massive tax increases under the martin opally -- martin o'malley administration. >>> in a few minutes we'll check back in with our inova joint phone bank. >> do you know when is the best time to buy holiday gifts? the answer depends on what kind of present you're shopping for. >> last night i went digging out for the ear muffs, heavy coat and gloves and i'm glad i did. midday temperatures now feeling more like january. check them out as we grow to break. we have a lot of readings in the 20s. there we go. 28 in fairfax and germantown. up to 34 in national. windchills still in the teens in spots. we'll let you know when things are going to >>> now to the serious shoppers. most likely our aalready planning your strategy for next week's official start of the holiday buying season. but there's actually something you should be snapping up right now. parents who want to buy their kids the latest toy would be wise to act sooner rather than later before supplies dwindle. if you plan to shop thanksgiving night or on black friday, that's when you can expect t

to change the catholic church, you'd do well to ask his closest american advisor, cardinal sean o'malleyt. peter's square, he stands

we talk with cardinal o'malley on the churches who covered up the crimes and those who escaped justicer conversation for sunday's "60 minutes." >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the wall street journal" reports the justice department is collecting information from americans' cell phones. sources tell the "journal" united states marshals equipped small planes with a device called the dirt box. it scanned tens of thousands of cell phones looking for criminal suspect. data from nonsuspect phones are scooped up as well but are let go. the program lets authorities pinpoint a suspect's location. >>> the seattle p.i. says pollution seized some from the damaged power plant. it was found in northern california in august. they say it poses no danger. japan is struggling to clean up raud radioactive material three years after that disaster. >>> ordered to suspend flights to sfo. the 45-day ban is punishment from south korean authorities for last year's deadly crash. three passengers died and more than 180 others were injured. a u.s. investigation blamed pilot error. the airli

martin o'malley couldn't get elected in maryland. he looks even less a possibility gwen: one governor who did well is scott walker. >> i think there are several governors who came out of this in a better position than they went in and scott walker would be the first. there was a question about whether scott walker could survive to be able to think about running for president, and in fact he did. this is the third time he has won in wisconsin in four years and he has enhanced his standing. governor christie had a good fall the he raised a ton of money. the republican governors association is a money-raising machine. but as chairman he was very energetic. he went into a lot of states, campaigned publicly for a lot of people. gwen: he did. >> so he comes out of that. john kasich in democrats could have searched high and low this week without finding a glimmer of good news in tuesday night's election results, being talked about as a possible candidate, i wouldn't say at this point whether he will or won't run, but won with a very large m