republican larry hogan will be sworn in in january. >> o'malley was cited as the main reason why. if you can't be supported by your own home state people and your choice as successor as governor is defeated pretty solidly by a republican when there have only been three republican governors since 1966, it doesn't speak well for you. >> since that defeat, o'malley has kept a low profile, including denying our repeated request for an interview. many argue he's still a 2016 contender. >> he has worked himself up through baltimore and to governor. he is a very liberal democrat, he is young, he is clearly ambitious. look, the fact that larry hogan, jr. won the governorship in maryland does not eliminate martin o'malley from consideration. >> back in june he received a warm reception at the iowa democratic party state convention. >> let us achieve like americans again, let us lead like americans again and let us believe in american again. in ourselves, in our nation and in one another. >> reporter: meanwhile, o'malley's political action committee, the oh say can you see pac -- >> he was

, o'malley what o'malley said at lost i have heard.own him for years, i'm a great fan of his, he is there because there ought to be somebody out there if hillary should decide for some reason not to run, but that he is first and foremost a supporter of hillary. so i think the threat to hillary in a hypothetical world would be a threat from a well financed leftist organized billionaire backed you know, hillary, establishment, hillary's too conservative. hillary's not anti-war enough. >> that would be the sort of if you were doing the movie version or the hypothetical version. that would be what you are looking for. you don't have that, bernie sanders isn't going to put that together. that's not martin o'malley. webb doesn't have that, that itself not where he comes from in the party. in fact the liberal when in the party is not anti-hillary. it is most assuredly pro-rilry right now. so as long as hillary wants this thing, i think what you see is every democrat with any stake at all wants her to have it and have it as quickly and easily

judge o'malley took two years to rule. >> finally, in march 2006, the judge released her decision. >>d my case. she granted me my retrial. what i wanted all along. i wanted my day in court. she said, look, no reasonable jury would have convicted him if it had heard this evidence. >> when that ruling finally comes out, i mean, such elation. and you know, the culmination of 15 years of pleading and searching for the truth. because joe always said, the evidence will prove that i didn't kill anthony klann. >> carmen marino, who retired in 2002, strongly disagreed with the decision. >> disappointment. you've got to understand, it's disappointment from the standpoint that those cases were well tried. in my considered opinion there is a very limited trial ability on many judges. they don't understand the full dynamics either of investigating a criminal case or trying a criminal trial. >> marino also disputed that he withheld evidence. >> we strictly followed the ohio law. if it was in my file, they saw it or heard it. in addition to what the law required us to give them. i gave them copies o

in one of his final acts as governor, martin o'malley commuted their sentences to life in prison. penalty two years ago. general o'malley said he met and spoke with ma relatives while making his decision. >>> check your virginia lottery ticket, folks. someone out there is about to have a very lucky new year. a winning ticket was bought in!u- woodbridge r last night's mega millions drin for 1 million big ones. it was sold on miniville road. if you missed out on the megar7nr millions, you get another shot. 3$3 million winners will be announced tomorr in theá1 new year's raffle. >>> aí)iye lot of booze will be drunk tonight f new year's eve. coming up on news4 i will take you to a place in the northeast where they' making the booze. >>> here's more new year's celebration around the world.o#c2 it wasn't fireworks, balloons being set off marking the start of 2015 in tokyo, hundreds gathering by the tokyo tower to give wishes for the new year. very cool. >>> they said you dead. they got your boy being dead. >> d.c. police got the fact wrong, he was alive. now, we're hearing from another

. >> todd o'malley is sarah's godfather and boss. after high school, o'malley offered sarah her first job working at his law firm. >> she needed something to do. to me it was a natural to have her come down here. >> i have been here 13 years. yes do i drink coffee for 13 years, that's where i started. >> she doesn't write briefs but she is filing, helps a case manager with complex things, putting together settlement packages and everything. >> today sarah not only works in the law office but in the arc of northern pennsylvania, a advocacy group for people with disabilities. don broderick is the executive director. >> she is a very talented young lady and she has a wonderful skill to be able to present to large groups of people. appears to be effortless. >> but this woman word so har to over-- hard to overcome limitations is now blocked on limits imposed on her by federal regulations. sarah can't save more than $2,000. if she earns more than $700 a month she will lose her disability benefits and pension benefits. she cannot get a rais

two term maryland governor is already making plans to jump into the democratic nomination race, o'malley has made several trips to the primary states this year, as maryland governor supported gay marriage and posed new gun control measures and raised the minimum wage he also sinks and plays guitar. it is a little bit quirky, he may be breaking through. at least with the people that he is meeting. finally the current occupant appeared last night on the report. president obama took over the host chair at the beginning and spoke about obama-care. >> the question is how do you stop something that more and more people are starting to like. >> well, first off, now that republicans controlled both the house and the senate, they could pass a bill repealing obama care. but the president still has the veto. >> and if i know that guy he is willing to use it. >> funny appearance and a good platform for the white house to reach younger americans who they still want to sign up to healthcare. >> there is a lot there, i am intrigued, o'malley, warren, draft movement, don't forget rack paul. >> rand paul

. >>> two-term governor martin o'malley is already making plans to jump in the democratic race. as maryland governor o'malley supported gay marriage and imposed new gun control measures, abolished the death penalty and raised the minimum wage. he also sings and plays guitar. watch. ♪ from california to the new york islands ♪ ♪ this land is made for you and me ♪ >> it was pointed out if he takes that voice and guitar to iowa and new hampshire he may have a sharp. >>> finally, appearing on the colbert report, president obama took over the host chair in the beginning and spoke about the affordable care act. >> nation, the question is how do you stop something that more and more people are starting to like? well, first off now that republicans control both the house and the senate, they could pass a bill repealing obamacare, but the president still has the veto. if i know that guy, he's willing to use it. >> funny appearance after six years of doing this, his timing does not get much better. >> right, right. >> just practice. a natural. >> david, appreciate it. david shuster in toda

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren saying much the same to outgoing mayor bill o'malley bill de blasioaising a stink with the beliefs to raise his own profile on the left. chris bedford says the democrats' infighting puts republicans' family squabbles to shame. it really does. the media won't tell you this but they have problems on their hands. what's going on? >> hillary is hit from the left consistently. she has the money and the democratic people who kissed her ring but doesn't have the groundswell enthusiasm that some of the ideas that warren and de blasio have put out. that makes her vulnerable. if you remember in 1992 bill clinton lost new hampshire by 10 points in the primary. since he came so much closer than expected. he got the name the comeback kid, if anybody gets close to clinton her balloon of inevitability could collapse and could have the 2008 nightmare with obama happen all over again. >> you are right about perceptions, when they had to face off insurgent, gene mccarthy campaign, jonathan still won. the fact of the matter is with such unexpected performance on the par

it's time whether you're cuomo, o'malley or governors in red states or blue states, start siding withgun control, on same-sex marriage, on guns. i don't think a lot of democrats in, you know, metropolitan areas understand how divisive and passionate this debate is. >> exactly. you know what? he can back away from his decision and he's drawn a line in the sand for every other higher office democrat, for candidates for president and for president obama, as well who has to make some choices on fracing. >> jane, to that point, on fracing, do you think fracing is a 2016 issue? >> i absolutely think not only is fracing a 2016 issue and so is climate change and clean energy. voters are tired of the same old same old that we need to go to the end of the earth to get as many fossil fuels into the earth. no. we can have cheap energy and jobs with a clean energy and it's time they start living in the 21st century. >> andrew cuomo reluctantly dipping one foot into it, definitely two feet and maybe a hand. never mind. i'll stop with the metaphor. >> thank you both for your time. >>> coming up, pat

. >> reporter: todd o'malley is sara godfather and boss. after high school.y offered sara her first job working at his law firm. >> she needed something to do. and it was just to me it was a natural to have her come down here. >> i have been here for 13 years. and yes, i do drink coffee for 13 years. that's where it started. >> she's not writing briefs, but she's filing, she goes from day-to-day and helps a case manager with complex things, putting together settlement packages and everything. >> reporter: today sara not only works as a law clerk, but also in the advocacy officer of the arc of northeastern pennsylvania, a nonprofit helping people with disabilities. >> how are you? >> good. >> reporter: don broderick is the executive director. >> she is a very talented young lady. and she has a wonderful still to be able to present to large groups of people. appears tour effortless. >> reporter: but this woman, who has worked so hard to overcome limitations, is not blocked by limits imposed on her by federal regulations. sara can't save more than $2,000. if she

. >> joseph fitzgerald o'malley "the edge" diamond joe quimby was elected mayor of springfield in 1986mpaign ads are legendary for their sustained persuasive force. >> quimby -- if you are running for mayor, he would vote for you. >> whether he has been caught cutting deals with the campaigns of organized crime -- >> milking rays! >> time-out raged. >> or engaging in embezzlement so brazen it would make bernie madoff blush. >> we will now hear suggestions for the disbursement of the $2 million. >> don't you mean $3 million? >> of course. >> when it looks like he's finally done for good -- >> the results are in. sideshow bob, 100%. joe quimby, 1%. >> diamond joe quimby always manages somehow to hang on. he is the real comeback kid. >> the mayor's office is not for sale. [laughter] >> god bless you, mayor quimby. you've got our vote. >> up next, an advent calendar that is out of this world. >> today, we may have detected life on the red planet. kind of. more like methane. >> up next, "taking stock." >> i am pimm fox, and this is what i am "taking stock" of this wednesday. federal reserve

. >> o'donnell: pope france was the first pope to enact commission led by cardinal o'malley to actually look at this issue and propose reform. >> yes. i applaud him for that. i think that it's a great step forward and particularly the people that are on that commission who have many times criticized the church for the way that it failed to respond. and i think that holy father made singular contribution forward, also has to be seen within the wide spectrum of the work that was done by his predecessors to get us to this point. >> there are many tough issues facing this country right now, there are deep racial divisions, terrorism and war raging overseas, sluggish economy in some parts of the world, do you have a message for people on this thanksgiving? >> i think that message i would have is first of all, be thankful for the gift, is that god has given them, especially their families. to allow the loved ones that they have surround them at this time to remind them that all of us belong to a larger family. >> o'donnell: what about what is happening in ferguson. clearly there is still a lo

. >>> al-shabab fighters have attacked the main african union peacekeeping base in the o'malley capitala gun fight which lasted several hours. al-shabab said it was targeting a christmas party at the base, which is near mogadishu airport and houses embassy and u.n. offices. five of the attackers were killed. it's not known if any afghan union troops died. >>> russia has warned ukraine against the aligning itself with nato. the country's foreign ministry says ukraine's moves this week to move towards nato membership will further strain relations between the two countries. >> translator: a possible further expansion of nato to the east wilin he have at thatbly lead to a series, and political tilt. not only in europe but in the whole world and directly impact russia's national security interests. forcing our countries are you to take necessary adequate measures. >>> meanwhile, russia's president has scrapped new year holidays for ministers, because of the country's currency crisis. it comes after he ordered a price cap to reign in rising vodka prices. vladimir putin says high prices would

bribery scandal involving chicago's red light camera program pleaded guilty today in federal co martin o'malley was charged with a single count of conspiracy to commit bribery. he's accused of paying kickbacks to a former city transportation official for steering the red light camera contract to the company he represented.. reflex traffic systems. >>francis cardinal george now chicago's archbshop emeritus is receiving the city's highest honor. it's happening today at the city council's final meeting of 2014. wgn's julian crews is live outside city hall. julian? >> a busy agenda for the final city council meeting of 2014. an ordinance on limiting pet coke storage. the controversial measure to force city gas stations to offer fuel that has higher levels of ethanol. before that taking center stage in a rare visit to city council. >> that has earned the admiration of all of us regardless of faith. all of us in public service. that is chicagos highest honor. the medal of merit. city council be stealing the thunder on francis cardinal george. the mayor and others praising his devotion. >> city counci

martin o'malley says executing them does not serve the public good. when maryland's general assembly abolished capital punishment on death row they were already on death row. the daughter of the victim killed by one of the inmates says she's devastated. >>> there are more options watching sony's picture "the intervie it is making the satire available on leading cable and satellite providers. you can watch it on demand on comcast, cox and timewarner cable and a handful of other timewa provider it will be a pay-per-view movie. the cost $5.99. the film about the assassination of north korea's leader will also be available on playstation network starting tomorrow. >>> less than eight hours to go un2015 arrives. a live look at moscow where the clock just struck midnight at the top of the hour. thousand are celebrating watching firewor in the heart of red scare. >>> in our area thousands of people expected to take part in first night celebrations some already in full swing. and checking out the festivities at first night alexandra in its 20th year joining u

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. >> dana's right, the circling of the wagons has been -- -- governor o'malley, of maryland did the samehing on that torture report, she did a lot of things on keystone. do you think that hillary clinton gets pushed into making a decision about making the decision sooner rather than later, because she doesn't want to leave that four months open for them to target her.Ñ(l >> the alternative to hillary is going to be elizabeth warren. it doesn't seem to be a choice to me, because it seems that it's a choice between the name brand and the generic product. >> i don't think there's that much of an issue. >> ask rick perry about the presidential run. >> i think the stand point of the life's experiences, run for the presidency is not an iq test. it is&#bfuz a test of the resoe test of an individual's philosophy, the test of an individual's life experiences. >> what a lame question, it's just so -- are you smart enough to be asking those questions. >> she should have said that. that's the problem with republicans, they over just not as glib and as quick. >> it's the wrong woman by governor perr

to talk more about that, pat o'malley joins us on a first on cnbc interview. thanks for joining us in london. >> great to be here. >> the market did not expect the pc recovery given the rise in demand for tablets and smartphones. can this recovery in pcs continue? >> yeah. i think what you've seen fundamentally in the pcs is the innovation cycle going. for years, it wag taking out costs, costs, costs. but if you take a look at the companies mentioned, hp, dell, lenovo, they've invested quite a bit into their portfolio and they've made compelling solutions. you know, all in ones, two in ones, you know, making it tablet like. and you can see that's now taken growth rates away from the tablets because people see nice, compelling offerings. we expect that to sort of continue, that innovation cycle has been turned on and we don't see the death of the pc anytime soon. we are very bullish on pcs from now and beyond. >> the recovery in the pc market has been seen as better demand for your products, hard disk drives. the question is, can that recovery continue and will

says hogan plans to focus on the budget first before rolling back taxes put in place under martin o'malleywill face a deficit of a million dollars after he takes office. > there is a special election for the virginia house of delegates on january 6th. democrat kathleen murphy and republican craig porisot are run to go replace barbara couple stack. murphy has raised more than $438,000 twice as much as as parisot's $229,000. >>> just learning that 33 people are dead after a suicide bombing in central yemen. reuters is reporting that the bomber blew himself up at a cultural center where there were students celebrating the prophet mow ma'amphaplm muhammad's birthd. >>> hundreds of dollars of mailed gifts disappeared a year ago. none of it was ever foun of gifts in the last place was the proc capital heig no one knows the package. the fbi says employee sto the box was lost this week >> it's not the gifts. but it wasn't put so much it to make s things that >> the same center that is being invga potential la ring. the fbi looking into two workers suspected of opening envelopes and stealing $9,000

. >>> martin o'malley has commuted the death sentences of four inmates who will now spend life in prisonlawmakel death penalto years ago and one them of was convicted of murdering a couple in prince george's county. >>> five people were stabbed over the weekend. any who bought tickets to mcfadden's celebration has to contactpo the foggy bottom business fo refunds. just saturday d.c.'s alcoholic control boar suspended its license. they had too many people inside that nighÂ Ñ and not enough security. they claim the security guards escorted the suspect from the bar without detaining him for police and destroyed evidence when they mopped up blood off the floor. there will be a hearing next friday. >>> ife" you're heading out for the big apple for new year's eve, be sure to bundle up. how cold? >> we're talking a very cold night one of the coldest so far high temperatures did not hit 40 for only the third time this season. 37 in frederick. not the highs we saw today. temperatureyo feeling around 9:00 first night alexandria degrees at the park at 9:00 tonight and midnight, it will be 25 degree

from the bernie sanders or o'malleys or clintons. whoever is running for president. don't like president obama working with republicans. he has to walk a delicate line. neil: in the meantime, if you're trying to say that you're going to work with republicans and soon after this teal deal, you'e unilaterally making deals with cuba, with or without the pope, you're sending a sign to republicans i don't care what we did on this spending thing, i'm so not going to deal with you. >> yes. and the timing is very interesting. the cromnibus was done, these negotiations were going on for months on cuba. it's not no coincidence that this is publicly announce when had members of congress are out of town. the cromnibus is already done. there's the lack of trust. we saw this with democrats with cuba, democrats are critical of the president. more and more democrats are going after the white house. they didn't do that preelection. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. in the meantime, the federal reserve did something today that the markets certainly wanted. but what if i tol

democrat martin o'malley said executing them does not serve the public good.aryland got rid of the death penalty two years ago. >>> since the national guard was deployed last summer, migrants run an even greater risk of getting caught while crossing. and many walk as far as 60 miles through the desert in order to avoid border patrol, but many never make it to safety. heidi zhou castro join us in dallas with a series on the border. how many migrants are making this particular journey on foot in order to avoid getting caught? >> well, tony, it's very hard to put an accurate number on that. but the best current estimate is that more than 100 people were passing through this desert terrain each day. now in texas, a corridor of human smuggling where in the last six years more than 900 bodies have been recovered. and where more people die each day. it's been four months since our last visit to brooks county. in that time 20 more bodies have appeared in the desert. they are the remains of migrants killed by exhaustion and thirst but none of the bodies are the one we

>> pat o'malley is sarah's godfather and boss. he offered her a job. >> she needed something to do. to me it was a natural to have her come down there. >> i've been there for 13 years and yes i do drink coffee for 13 years. that's where i started. >> she's not writing briefs but she's filing. she goes from day to day and helps a case manager with complex things. putting together settlement packages and everything. >> today sarah not only works as a law clerk but also in the advocacy office of the arc much northeastern pennsylvania. a nonprofiprofit helping peopleh disabilities. don broderick is the executive director. >> she's a very talented young lady and she has a wonderful skill to be able to present to large groups of people, appears to be effortless. >> but this woman who has worked so hard to overcome limitations is now blocked by limits imposed on her by federal regulations. sarah canned save more than $2 -- can't save more than $2,000. she ws lose her disability benefits and her health insurance. so she cannot get a raise or work full time. sarah like every other developmen

. >> we got o'malley. we have elizabeth warren. we have biden.> you don't listen to me. i can't do your job and mine. you know more about this. something is going on because everyone is in. among those who might be in, tomorrow scott walk terrify governor of wisconsin who many say may represent that bridge between the super conservatives and that so-called rhino wing of the party on what he mostly cloudy skies of that and bridging that twid. my special guest tomorrow scott walker. executive actions are unconstitutional the federal court ruling now that has one attorney general just drooling now. but it is already too late to stop illegals from just becoming legal? >>> a federal judge said the president's executive orders hold little weight but is it a decision too little too late. and movie theaters banning the movie over terror fears. did the bad guys just win at the movies? >>> you know with all this talk about who is running, one gig reason why obamacare because americans missed february's deadline to sign up, 2016 will see them hit with huge

martin o'malley has -- and vermont independent senator bernie sanders a self described socialist is out there. the fox poll suggests that 41% believe being related to previous are presidents will help, to 30% who think it will help. when clintons matched up against potential gop rivals, the fox poll showed clinton way head and only one republican within single digits, jeb bush. technically mr. bush is not yet an officially declared candidate, but has a practical matter, when politicians shark -- >> quickly, does it suck up money quickly? >> there's so many candidates saying they're exploring or thinking about it or thinking about thinking of it. jeb bush plants the flag and a lot of those scatter. >> reaction to jeb bush and his move as well as what cruz thinks about his critics from both sides of the ooirl and all of the back and forth on capitol hill, you don't want to miss that just a bit later. still ahead, are sanctions starting to take their toll on the russian economy. >>> fox 5 in atlanta has the story of the serial killer arrested for a fourth murder. 34-year-old amon pressly h

. >> so, sanders, former virginia senator jim webb and martin o'malley are all toying with running inllary's left and, of course, elizabeth warren that continues to draw the most headlines. warren issuing a new headline this week saying that less than a week after letting some of the big banks dictate language, the house is delaying implementation of another key part of the dodd/frank financial support. derail president obama's nominee for a top treasury post. warren is arguing that he's too close to wall street. >> enough is enough with wall street insiders getting key position after key position and the kind of croneyism that we've seen in the executive branch. >> so, is warren going to change her mind? can her mind be changed or is somebody else from the left going to step up and challenge hillary clinton in 2016? back to talk about this our panel. we'll introduce them, again. robert george of "new york post" and gabby. how absolute is elizabeth warren? what she keeps saying when she's asked about this is, i am not running for president. when the question is, will you run for presi

. >> you have martin o'malley, the soon to be former governor, he admitted it's tough raising money andhed off his decision. -- bernie saunders today, the independent socialist from vermont, has said he will make a decision whether he'll run for president by the end of february and says he doesn't want to do it unless he can do well and that means winning. so hillary clinton will have there somebody running against her. >> all right. campaign carl cameron. don't call him that for nothing. good to see you. >>> now let's bring in another cameron, cameron joseph, staff write are for "the hill" newspaper. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i don't know if you could hear or watch carl but he brought up a lot of names. if jeb bush decides to formally announce, does that thwart anybody else on the republican side from throwing their hat in the ring. >> won't stop somebody running but makes more difficult for those candidates. the donor class are looking for an executive for somebody they feel can help with their business interests, that has shown he can run a large state,

. >>> today outgoing maryland governor martin o'malley commuted the capital sentences of the last four death row inmates. the prisoners will now serve life behind bars. the state's general assembly abolished the death penalty two years ago. family, friends and police are desperately searching for a missing nurse. kim marie kariah was last seen at 2 p.m. sunday and was not working earlier that day. she's believed to be driving a black 2002 nissan with plates 3md0073. please call police if you have any information. >>> you might remember the fairytale story of eddie and edith, the interracial couple who found romance in their 90s and were married last summer. 95-year-old eddie lacy eddie harris -- eddie harrison have died. >> eddie harrison died yesterday from the flu never getting a chance to see his wife edith again. she is still with her daughter in florida where she was taken in a family dispute over her care. >> i want my wife back home with me. >> reporter: that was eddie harrison earlier this month the day after his wife of six months, 96-year-old edith hill, was removed from her

democratic nomination is comprised of three likely candidates right now, maryland governor martin o'malleyndent bernie sanders who's actually a socialist of vermont and jim webb. but article had an interesting take on webb, the former reagan official turned democrat who formally announced his exploratory committee in a no frills video he posted on youtube last no. that video according to the post story earned scorn from at least one clinton insider. "clinton backers snicker a bit about webb. one strategist called his internet announcement a 14-minute," here's the phrase, "hostage video." jon-s that an attempt to make the guy look unbalanced? >> yeah, absolutely. look, at the very least it's insensitive to his military service. here's a navy cross winner, a guy who threw his body in front of a grenade to try to shield one of his -- one of his fellow soldiers. >> so who's the sniper here? who's putting out the -- >> i don't know which adviser it was but i will say this. hillary clinton's advisers are awkwardly both punching down and below the belt right now. when i say it's at least ignorant

you saw that martin o'malley and others have put off making a decision because they're reading the same tea leaves everybody else is. elizabeth warren can still have a big, big presence in this primary in talking about the issues she's passionate about without having to run for president. and that makes her very, very powerful figure inside the party, even if she's not the nominee. >> and the positions that hillary clinton takes and robert hang here while we show you a little bit just for fun. stephen colbert is wrapping it up, of course, on his show. and he finished his final get to know your district by featuring georgia republican jack kingston. ♪ ♪ coschool's out for summer ♪ school's out for ever ♪ >> oh, and don't think that those two got away all those shenanigans. watch this. ♪ it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-polic

martin o'malley says he may have to push back his decision line and today, the independent socialist says he'll make up his mind by decision day. >>> we thank you for inviting us in as well. hope you have a great new year. the five is next. >>> i'm kimberly along with juan, and tom. we hope you all had a very merry christmas. and we're going to tell you how we spent ours, but that's a little later in the hour. but first, it was of course a very difficult holiday for family, friends and colleagues of two fallen nypd officers, rafael ramos and winjian lu. funeral arrangements have not yet been finalized for officer

back in this country outgoing maryland governor martin o'malley announced he's commuting the sentencese last four inmates on the state's death row. instead, they will serve life in prison with no parole. maryland banned the death penalty in 2012. the centers for disease control is warning that this year's flu season has already reached epidemic levels. officials say 15 children have died across nine states so far, four within a single week. more than 100 children died in the last flu season. u.s. oil companies will be allowed to export crude, for the first time in 40 years. the commerce department quietly announced tuesday that it's begun approving a backlog of requests. that could mean shipments of up to one million barrels a day but it stops short of formally ending the export ban. wall street ended 2014 on a losing note, after oil prices fell again. the dow jones industrial average slumped 160 points, to 17,823. the nasdaq lost 41 points, to close at 4,736. and the s&p dropped 21, and finished below 2,059. but for the year, the dow gained seven percent, the nasdaq was up 13%, and th

. >> there is one new idea of candidate that don has put out, martin o'malley, democratic governor ofland. >> i think is the former democratic governor of maryland. >> not yet. he is on his way out, but he was mayor of baltimore and turned the city around. he was governor of the state for twos consecutive terms. he had great chief executive experience. and a connection with diversity. i think the electorate is diverse and growing diverse and we start looking at this discussion about income inequity and income disparity or wealth disparity, that is going to be the topic of the moment during the next election cycle. >> i think there's a great chance the democratic party will run more to the left than either a rally or hillary clinton -- hillary or clinton. generally, parties that have lost big grounds but to the extreme of their party, to the so-called base. i think there's a very high chance that there will be a tremendous rusher on elizabeth warren to run. >> do you hope she runs? >> i think everyone should get into the primaries and let the voters decide. the days of smoke-filled roo

. -- martininton o'malley looking at running.ernie sanders and a few others. ,illary clinton is such a force she has pretty much cleared the democratic field of any sort of competition. on the republican side, we will see a robust discussion of where the party is going from here. pretty much every segment of the party represented in this primary. it will be very interesting to watch. host: hillary clinton ranked by herself. the second tier talks about elizabeth warren. equation? guest: in most polling, we're seeing him still something like 40 or 50 points behind hillary clinton in the public polling we've seen so far. usually when you're talking about a sitting vice president, that's a top contender for the presidency in the next cycle, but joe biden is not seen by a lot of people as presidential material. he's kind of always a bridesmaid, never the bride. and so he's so not taken seriously, but he has expressed interest in running for president. he has tried to keep that conversation going. we'll see what he ultimately decides.

martin o'malley has been a successful governor of maryland but he is dinged here lately by the bad rollout of obamacare in the state and the loss of his -- those are the main ones where looking at in terms of -- host: our caller is robert in atlanta, georgia on the democrats line. caller: good morning. it has occurred to me for a long time that the most progressive thing these progressives could do is do whatever they can to preserve social programs for those who actually need it. there has been a lot of middle-class into those programs, people who don't need them but get them nonetheless. i'm annoyed when i see organizations like aarp -- whenever a suggestion to do anything to preserve or protect social security, raise taxes are raised the aid, the entire liberal organization freaks out. that is highly inappropriate productive and economics don't work. if you take a clearheaded look at the economics of those programs, the amount of the budget they are consuming now they will fall flat on their face and harm the people who need it while those who should not necessarily be fully benefiting

. >> maryland governor martin o'malley's pro inspective presidential bid was handed a blow when a formernews, brian, not only 200 points for answering but you have triggered our use it tore lose it bonus question. very simple how this works. we have here a follow-up question that is related in some way to the question you just answered. if you would like to be asked that question and you correctly answer it, you'll double your winnings and get 200 more points. if you're wrong, you'll lose the 200 points you just won or pass all together. brian, i have your bonus question here. women you use it or lose it? >> oh, what the heck. >> he'll use it. >> i like it. remember, it is related in some way to what you just answered. when barbara mikulski ran for re-election in 1992, she was opposed by this republican who later moved to illinois and ran against barack obama for the u.s. senate in 2004. >> oh, i know that. alan keys. >> that's correct, 200 more points for brian thompson into the big leagues. get that clock back on board and rolling 200 point toss-up here. 16 things i'll miss about being

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martin o'malley likely to put off an announcement until the spring.e spent the next couple of days meeting with donors in annapolis before stepping down. trump, here in washington yesterday, here is what he had to say. [video clip] people think i am playing games. i enjoy the process to a certain extent. the country is in serious trouble. we have debt to places like china and others. we are in serious trouble. >> when might you make a decision? >> after the beginning of the year. sometime in march, april, were made. host: a busy spring. two years and does, it's before the primaries and caucuses in iowa and new hampshire. we are going to take a break. when we come back, we are going to dodd frank. part of the $1.1 trillion spending plan is a provision that eases some of the regulations. we will get background from emily stephenson of reuters. then, we will talk to the woodhouse brothers. your calls and comments and what it is like for brad and dallas woodhouse. ford, talking about the way forward to resolving the conflict in syria. yesterday. he spoke

martin o'malley has been a successful governor of maryland but he is dinged here lately by the bad rolloutobamacare in the state and the loss of his -- those are the main ones where looking at in terms of -- host: our caller is robert in atlanta, georgia on the democrats line. caller: good morning. it has occurred to me for a long time that the most progressive thing these progressives could do is do whatever they can to preserve social programs for those who actually need it. there has been a lot of middle-class into those programs, people who don't need them but get them nonetheless. i'm annoyed when i see organizations like aarp -- whenever a suggestion to do anything to preserve or protect social security, raise taxes are raised the aid, the entire liberal organization freaks out. that is highly inappropriate productive and economics don't work. if you take a clearheaded look at the economics of those programs, the amount of the budget they are consuming now they will fall flat on their face and harm the people who need it while those who should not necessarily be fully benefiting from

jim webb is going to get in in all likelihood martin o'malley poor joe biden buried in that pack whatugh about. she is pulling six times higher than anybody else in the democratic field. that is unprecedented in the democratic side of the aisle, probably both sides of the aisle it's a godzilla-like lead. >> when you have numbers like that this early in the game. >> there is a president barak obama, in this interview that aired he was talking about the november elections when the democrats took a beating. he calls eight liberating moment. i think he is talking about the decisions he made in cuba with immigration reform a liberateing moment. does that make sense to you, margaret? >> you know it states that the president wasn't actually interested in giving a go in the last two years of his presidency when a few congress was coming to town. the olive branchs the first 24 hours, i'll try to work with the congress and see what happens within they come in. but then he was liberateing, using the force of the executive branch. it demonstrates what we knew the president isn't affluent at worki