>> 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

. >> furniture at a fraction of the cost, taxpayers might be mad about the discounts martin o'malley got. >> and pandamonium reaching new cuteness levels, got some video and audio of our brand-new cubs. good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. >>> the teen caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting says she's happy to tell her story, but residents right now are meeting with police demanding action and answers. >> reporter: i'm garrett haake at first district headquarters and tonight the mother of the 7th grader shot on her neighbor's stoop is here. >> it's horrible to see these young people, older people, little children being hurt in the nation's capital. >> reporter: this mother didn't know sunday night whether her 13-year-old daughter taije would survive two gunshot wounds to her upper leg suffered on a neighbor's stoop while she did a younger girl's hair. >> she was trying to calm down the two littler ones. >> reporter: she was trying to call down the other two girls. >> yes, she was. >> i still have one bullet in my leg. it's in both legs, but i'm going to be ok

this is martin o'malley last -- martin o'malley also criticized the schedule last month at the democraticational committee summer meeting in minneapolis. >> four debates. what are debates? four debates. four debates and four debates only we're told for voters to make their decision. this is totally unprecedented in our party's history. this sort of rate process has never been attempted before. where did it come from? to what end, for what purpose, what national or party interest does this decree serve? how does this help us tell the story of the last eight years of democratic progress? how does this promote our democratic ideas for making wages go up and household incomes go up again instead of down? amy: it's not the first time the former governor of maryland has expressed concern about the political process. in may, when he announced his bid for the democratic presidential nomination, martin o'malley voiced indirect criticism of fellow candidates hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. it is a sacred t

my mom, tom and barbara o'malley.f the nicest and most compassionate people put together on the planet. my mom was in the civil air patrol, and my dad flew over japan in a beat before liberator. -- in a b24 liberator. john: did the o'malleys want for anything? martin: you know, we didn't do a lot of vacations. sometimes it would go to the beach. i remember one time when we went for an extended week, but no, we wanted for nothing. mark: that the kids have their own rooms? in that little house in bethesda, we had three bedrooms and six kids. john: you look at in those coveralls, by the way. you might want to get a pair of those for you now. mark: very iowa. john: we will skip forward 19 years. there you are. san francisco, 1984 -- what's going on in that picture? martin: we were all waiting around, i think, for the democratic convention. mark: that would be you up on the far left. martin: those are others. others who all worked on gary hart's campaign. john: this is your start in politics, right? working in iowa. martin

coming up, martin o'malley unplugged -- if he brought his guitar. we will be right back. ♪ >> washington, d.c. is holding us back, giving bureaucrats more power over the economy is only going to make things worse. that is the problem. the way we bring jobs back to america is to take power out of washington and give it back to the american people by allowing them to have more of their hard-earned money. mark: jeb bush release a tax plan, and no one knows a better than our tax policy reporter. thanks for joining us. i want to start off the top with some news -- you have been talking to people with the campaign. it seems like there may now be a price tag on this plan that you can get. richard: yeah, the first estimate from congress has a cost of $3.4 trillion over 10 years. i would throw in some dynamic scoring and regulatory reform and that is about $1.2 trillion. mark: that is a large number for sure. what else about this plan surprises you or strikes you, having read it? richard: a couple things that are neat -- one is the secondary earner provision

i'm back at the table with martin o'malley.nly person who has given us a number, the number, 65,000. how do you explain this to voters? do you take on more of the world's voet problems? >> this is how i explain it. the strength of our country depends on our acting in accordance with our deemest principles. one of those very, very deep principles, and it is taught in every world religion, thou shalt be kind to strangers. particularly when they are fleeing death or famine. in my own state, i broke with our president in regard to the central american kids coming over. some were talking like they were a swarm of jack rabbits. we managed to help more kids than any state in the union and we did it in a humane way, in foster home. these 65,000 that the humanitarian organizations have called upon to us take, that is the equivalent, and our strong, generous and compassionate nation of 320 million, that's the equivalent of making room for six more people in a baseball stadium that has 32,000 people in it. we have to act in addition with

o'malley is not alone in being frustrated with the number of primary debates.washington post" reporter tweeted, quote, asked if he agrees calling the process rigged, bernie sanders says i do. it is not uncommon for a candidate trailing the polls to want more debates to make up ground. both criticism raises the deeper question whether they institutionally is, as of this moment, genuinely committed to having an open and competitive primary. we'll debate the democratic debates next. >>> do you feel the party is unfairly supporting one candidate over the rest of the field? >> i think they were, but i'm hopeful after today that the broader democratic party has woken up to this injustice and we're going to have more debates. >> martin o'malley saying the dnc stacked the deck in favor of hillary clinton. jess mcintosh, msnbc contributor, sam, host of the majority report podcast. jess, let me start with you. to me there's a real question, it's an open, competitive process but we all know the reality of the democratic party, the clintons are massively influential. can y

governor o'malley: thank you very much. [chanting o'malley] o'malley: thank you very much. it is great to be here with all of the once again in new hampshire where democracy is still alive and well and every person matters. [applause] knowing that new hampshire has the third-largest legislature in the world, i would like to see a show of hands how many of you who are currently serving in the legislature or have served in the legislature? and let us all salute your service in democracy. [applause] like greato knowledge a couple of other people. i would like to acknowledge joyce craig and jim duncan is on their recent successes and i were some every success. [cheering] once to a knowledge to supporters of my campaign, dan o'neill and commissioner paul martin and their success on tuesday. [cheering] in theow americans granite state, my name is martin o'malley. i am a lifelong democrat. i am running for president of the united states, and i'm running for one reason and that is to rebuild the truth of the american dream that we share and i intend to win. [applause] opened last f

a new "baltimore sun" investigation unveils a lot of furniture went with o'malley. for example, a chair bought in 2004 for $1500 was sold to o'mally for only $15. political expert matthew crenson says o'malley may need to answer for the deep discounts. >> i think they'll be looking at whether there was any public announcement of the sale because the sales are not supposed to be made preferentially to government officials. >> o'malley officials say the purchases were above board and the governor followed standard operating procedure from the department of general services. former governor bob ehrlich also purchased furniture when he left office. the republican paid $992 for 21 items that had cost the state $9,904. they were mostly low-cost linens, mattresses, pillow, lamps and bunk beds used by his sons. >>> another hot and humid day on tap but relief could soon be on the way in the form of storms. howard bernstein is with us. he's tracking all the news for us in weather. >> hi, andrea. watching a few storms starting to pop in western virginia. another nice weekend.

o'malley is not alone in being frustrated with the number of primary debates.washington post" reporter tweeted, quote, asked if he agrees calling the process rigged, bernie sanders says i do. it is not uncommon for a candidate trailing the polls to want more debates to make up ground. both criticism raises the deeper question whether they institutionally is, as of this moment, genuinely committed to having an open and competitive primary. we'll debate the democratic debates next. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. she's perfectly healthy. cigna covers preventive care. that's having your back. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite a

o'malley, i don't know yet, but this country has a capacity to do that.ould like to make a difference between resettlement, which is taking refugees from turkey, from lebanon, from jordan, where the syrians moved initially from the obligation of the europeans to deal with the people already on their shore. i think that is the absolute priority now, so establish good reception facilities. the resettlement will be key to show syrian refugees in these countries that there is an orderly way to move out of the country without taking all of these risks. >>> the u.s. has said it plans to take in between 5 and 8,000 syrian refugees next year. >>> congress is likely to address the refugee situation in coming weeks, but first on the agenda today is the nuclear deal with iran. lawmakers are likely to vote this week whether to accept or reject the iran nuclear deal. it does have enough votes to sustain a presidential veto. but the white house needs 71 in total to mount a phil buster. >> reporter: with mansion announcing his opposition, how likely doesn't look that th

if governor o'malley really feels this way. he should be asking why jeremiah wright wasn't fired by president obama. he as a member of the church i share with him dooesn't do that. it wasn't done. >> jeffrey, ben, unfortunately, we have nine minutes on that topic. we have other things happening this morning. thank you both. we'll continue the conversation. >> okay. >>> so, let's talk about hillary clinton, because at any time she is set to speak in new hampshire. will she address the big news, that being that according to "the wall street journal," vice-president joe biden is closer than ever to running against her. aids a aides are saying it is just a matter of when he is going to make the announcement. >> this comes on the heel of a letter urging biden to enter the race. cnn's susan malveaux in new hampshire. this letter could translate to beg money for biden, which is one of the biggest obstacles when you are getting into the race so late. what is the talk there about the vice-president inching closer to a pi a bid? >> that

. >> martin o'malley appeared on late night with seth myers. the two discussed how not having as many debates will negatively affect the democratic candidates. >> it's party malpractice, to really bad way to go about winning a general election. people expect us to be exchanging ideas. i've called for more debates not fewer. given the problems we face, i've called for more. >> o'malley discussed the migrant crisis. o'malley encouraged him to take 65,000 refugees into the u.s. right now the obama administration is only willing to take 10,000. >>> two firefighters are hurt and trying to get better this morning. a ceiling collapsed on them as they battled a fire montgomery county. chopper 4 showing you the burned gaping hole where the roof crumbled. this is at the leisure world retirement community yesterday afternoon. more than a dozen residents will have to find a new home. they all escaped safely but the fire damaged eight homes in that community. >>> an emergency bill is now on the table in principles gorges county that would give the council t

governor o'malley: thank you very much. [chanting o'malley] o'malley: thank you very much.is great to be here with all of the once again in new hampshire where democracy is still alive and well and every person matters. [applause] knowing that new hampshire has the third-largest legislature in the world, i would like to see a show of hands how many of you who are currently serving in the legislature or have served in the legislature? and let us all salute your service in democracy. [applause] like greato knowledge a couple of other people. i would like to acknowledge joyce craig and jim duncan is on their recent successes and i were some every success. [cheering] once to a knowledge to supporters of my campaign, dan o'neill and commissioner paul martin and their success on tuesday. [cheering] in theow americans granite state, my name is martin o'malley. i am a lifelong democrat. i am running for president of the united states, and i'm running for one reason and that is to rebuild the truth of the american dream that we share and i intend to win. [applause] opened last four

in a letter to president obama today o'malley urged him to take more syrian refugees into the u.s. you can watch o'malley on late night with seth meyers tonight after "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. >>> tomorrow, we could see a big showdown between virginia's governor and the assembly saying helans to reappoint james roush to the state supreme court. he temporarily appointed him when the assembly was not in session and that expires tomorrow. the general assembly chose not to confirm roush when they returned. the leaders say the governor doesn't have short short-- auth to appoint him if the assembly is in session. >>> we're in utah where the flash floods are unlike anything they've seen in years. at least 15 people have been killed and crews are finally able to pull cars and muck out of the mud. at least three hikers were killed in a national park when they got caught in a narrow canyon. the other victims were extended family of mothers and their kids in a van and suv when a huge flash flood, maybe 300 to 400 feet wide came up around them, swept their vehicles away. >> everyth

o'malley is trailing in the polls behind hillary clinton an bernie sanders. to stay on top the presidential race, breaking news, traffic or weather, download our wusa9 app. >>> the judge presiding over the pretrial here for charles severance is allowing the defense to use evidence take the husband of nancy dunning may have been killed by her late husband. seive answer is charged with kill -- severance is charged with killing three prominent people in alexandria. al dunning and two victims were found dead in their homes over a ten-year period. dunning's late husband jim was once alexandria sheriff and he was investigating for her -- was investigated for her murder but was never charged. a psychologist is also expected to testify about some of severance's bizarre behavior. prosecutors say the testimony is irrelevant because severance is not using an insanity defense. severance's trial is set for next month. >>> since the deadly smoke- filled incident at l'enfant plaza's metro station, there have been several reports out of what went -- about what went wrong and

one is that the o'malley campaign says you never negotiated with them.re they not telling the truth? >> yeah, i'm not going to hurl accusations or debate any of our candidates in the press or privately. we most definitely consulted with and talked with each campaign. all of the candidates, campaigns agreed to participate including martin o'malley's in the six dednc sanctioned debates agreed to the rules and i can understand that martin o'malley has the position he does but there is -- there are some differing opinions as we always have in our party buts in the right balance. i think we came together and made a good solid decision and when we start in just about a month our candidates are going to have an opportunity to draw a dramatic contrast between 15, 16 candidates that are there on the republican side who are doubling down on extremism and any of our candidates who are going to be continuing to talk about how to help folks build those cornerstones in middle-class life. that's what we're focused on. >> obviously certain candidates are going to want m

martin o'malley says the united states has fallen short of comationate and generous people. at the moment they are planning to take in 8,000 reffies, o'malley says they should take in 65,000. the president of refugees international and former u.n.h.c.r. representative for the united states and caribbean joins us from washington d.c. what do you make of the call by martin o-mallee for 65,000, is that something the united states could do easily? >> i think the united states could do that. the united states very strong resettlement programme, resettles about 70,000 refugees from all over the world on an annual basis. the numbers mentioned were announced by the u.s. i think now the government is prepared to review the figures, or it will reach in the first proposal the request of mr o'malley, i don't know yet, but this country has the capacity to do that. i'd like to make a difference between resettlement, taking refugees from turkey, lebanon, from where the syrians moved, from the obligation from the europeans, to deal with the people on their shore. that's the priority right n

but the fight has been waged most aggressively by o'malley, who got the cold shoulder from dnc chair mon debbie wasserman schultz after making this declaration at the party's summer meeting on friday. >> four debates? four debates. four debates and four debates only we are told. >> reporter: while clinton does not want to expand the number of debates, democrats are still waiting to go see if vice president joe biden who held a college affordability event today in the critical state of florida will increase the number of candidates at those debates. >> people who aren't willing to risk failing never succeed. >> reporter: some democrats like o'malley particularly irked the first democratic debate is not until mid october. by then republicans will have had two debates, bret. >> we'll see what happens with biden. ed, thanks. >>> up next the president picks up a key vote for his iran nuclear deal. f fox 5 in new york with a real live fight club at a daycare center? authorities have charged two former workers with child abuse. the prosecutor says they encouraged the 4 to 6-year-olds to fig

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kellye: did o'malley violate state rules in maryland? attorney general asked the state ethics commission to review the case. i kellye lynn. abc7 news. kimberly: we have heard from the o'malley folks who say he followed proper procedures but stay tuned. jonathan: keeping an eye on breaking news from frederick county, maryland. that is the problem right there. one lane is open as you see the cars sneaking by. the other two are shut. the truck overturned. news chopper 7 over the scene. the maryland state police investigating. there is no word of injuries at this point. but it's an area. you are urged to avoid. we are talking about traffic, especially the slow-going to traffic let's check in with jamie sullivan. it's all slow going. >> it is. you know we have quite a few issues. that in frederick traveling in the area of route 15. traffic is getting by. where it's not getting by, you can see further behind me. this is 270. so we have an interstate closure right now. traffic that should be heading southbound cannot. it's blocked off. this is

also, i'll talk to democratic presidential candidate, martin o'malley. he weighs in on 2016 politics, and why the u.s. should do more on the migrant crisis. >>> deadly flash flooding. the unimaginable video of what happens after an intense rainstorm. floodwaters washing away cars, roads, and homes. the search for survivors is underway. >>> and a deadly wildfire grows in california, destroying almost 600 homes and killing one woman. very good day to you. i'm richard lui. we're live in san francisco this hour, begin with a potential shake up in the gop field. just a day before the second round of republican debates. a new national poll shows that donald trump still leads republican field, but ben carson has moved within striking distance, just four points behind. carson will be right next to trump tomorrow night. like most of the candidates, he kept a quiet schedule today. one notable exception, donald trump. he is scheduled to give a speech in los angeles in just a few hours. and so far, he has not seemed too worried about preparing for that debate. >> so

o'malley is not alone in being frustrated with the number of presidential primary debates.shington post" reporter tweeted, quote, asked if he agrees calling the process rigged, bernie sanders says i do. it is not uncommon for a candidate trailing the polls to want more debates to make up ground on the front-runner. but body o'mally and sanders' criticism raises the deeper rai the deeper question whether the democratic party institutionally is as of this moment, genuinely committed to having an open and competitive primary. we'll debate the democratic debates next. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even

martin o'malley is arguing that the white house instead of recommending 10,000 syrian refugees here, more like 60, 65,000. what are we to make of how this becomes an issue? >> that's a ridiculousle statement to bring 60,000 syrian refugees in. look, david cameron, prime minister of england warned 2 out of every 100 are part of isis. we are bringing in isis sympathizers. a warning the president should admonish. martin o'malley irresponsible to suggest bringing them in at that number and risk our national security. >> ben stein? >> there is an amazing crisis brewing in europe of these immigrants, muslim immigrants raping german women and raping their own women. their misconduct and criminal behavior has been well documented. bringing 65,000 of them? i don't think so. we have enough crime in america right now. take them in one by one after they have been carefully vetted, not ahead of hispanics who are here to work hard, tonight take them ahead of canadians. there is no reason to bring in a flood of potential criminals. >> where are the millions going to go snm sp they should fight for

kennedy: martin o'malley said that the dnc is limiting the number of debates irk to help hillary clinton clinch the nomination. is hillary getting protected by insiders? oh, she is. >> you look at democrat field they look the same. you look to republican field, you have 15 different voices, a lot of diversity. there is a nice men you to pick -- menu to pick from. the democrats it is the same, obama 2.0, why on a stage, it is repetitive. kennedy: you think they should switch to a republican-debate style. >> i think that would work for hillary best, junior varsity debate early, that is sanders and o'malley, then just hillary. kennedy: a one woman show. >> with a comfy sweater, you would feel warmth and no pesky questions about computers and icky things like that. >> like whipping servers, like with a cloth. >> her with the same head and aim angle, every photo is pasted on. >> she could do it. like carrie fisher solo show. with slides in the background. kennedy: post cards from the edge. so, debbie wassermann schultz is the woman behind the curtain orchestrating this thing, is dws just the

sanders said very pointedly, "i am glad she is finally coming to a decision on this," and o'malley was quick to point out that he also has been out on this for a long time. but clinton really is making sort of a role to look to left on the environment in a couple of ways. it was not just the keystone pipeline, but a couple of weeks before that, she made an announcement that was not quite as high profile but almost equally interesting, maybe even more consequential in terms of our energy system and policies going forward. she said, look, i do not support drilling in the arctic ocean off of the alaska coast. the obama administration has not been all that favorable to it. they have really given shell permission after years of kind of regulatory maneuvering, permission to drill so far just a single well off the coast of alaska, but clinton's position was much stronger on this then even president obama's. keystone pipeline, her views on arctic drilling -- i think she is starting to answer some of the questions that i frankly a s have of environmentalist had for her. you can call in and send

i need furniture. >> the state ethics commission is looking into whether o'malley violated the rules on the state property. representatives say he followed the proper procedure. right now president obama is hiking in alaska. it's designed to highlight climate change. the president will be touring the national park. the ice field are melting at it alarming rates. that is probably a good place to be today. ice. compared to what we have here. >> we are in for a couple more days. the best news to offer is over the holiday weekend it looks like it will align the right way. it's cooler and less humid. saturday, sunday and monday. if i knew my weekend. whatever. leon: just give us three. >> i will give you seven day. 90 at reagan national airport. this feels warmer than thermometer number. for the holiday weekend it is looking up. the numbers officially, 95 is the high at reagan national. 71 is the morning low. 84 and 67 are the averages. we have numbers for september. the normal rainfall is 3.75 inches of rain. in the month between now and the end of the month we will lose an hour and 12 m

hillary clinton, former maryland governor and baltimore major martin o'malley. senator baned baned, an -- bernie sanders, a former senator. and jim webb. at the moment that's it. the political press is speculating about a big name mulling a shot at the top job in american politics. here is al jazeera america's david shuster. >> reporter: sources close to joe biden tell al jazeera, he's encouraged top supporters and advisors to build a presidential campaign. the outreach to donors and organizers is the latest indication that many of biden's staff and backers believe he'll join the race. senator bernie sanders says the vice president will be a strong and compelling rival. presidential speaksman josh ernst praised joe biden's political judgment. >> the president indicated his view that the decision he made, i guess even years ago now, to add joe biden to the ticket as his running mate was the smartest decision in the white house. the president at a private lunch encouraged the vice president to get into the race. the focus on joe biden, and white house encouragemen

that convinces muslims in the middle east -- >> martin o'malley pointed out if we were doing this on proportional basis from our population to germany's population we could accept 800,000. i don't think that is a number you will hear from anyone on the presidential debate stage next week. >> that is martin o'malley. that doesn't surprise me at all. the more the merrier without regard to consequences. that's big part of this, as well. you have to ask yourself, what the europeans sort of slow boating this and taking their time and not responding in a way that, you know, we should see them respond. the u.s. is the same way. what is it about syria and about these refugees? what is it about the situation? i think the foreign minister's last point is the starting point for a lot of these allies and nato and around the globe is what is the situation military, islamic terrorism, all of that with respect to syria and how does that bleed out through the refugees. that's a concern. i think it's a matter of balance right now. it's one that unfortunately real lives are caught in the middle of tha

now it's up to party leaders to do something about it. >> thus far no traction in the polls for o'malley. catch the full interview on sunday at 8:30 right after our morning newscast. >>> precious treasure, that's the naming of the new panda cub bei bei. >> bei bei, you know, like a bei bei. the first ladies of the united states and china revealed the name at the national zoo this morning and into sue was there for all the -- and surae chinn there was for all the excitement. >> i think it's a great name. i might name my kid that someday. >> i think it's cute. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama and the first lady of china revealed the baby panda cub's name at the national zoo this morning, bei bei. the cub weighs under 3-pound and is growing every day. he's -- 3 pounds and is growing every day. he's usually snuggling with his mom. the most of name was submitted by panda keepers -- the chosen name was submitted by panda keepers at a zoo in china. it means peaceful and calm. >> it's definitely cute it's attributed to bei bei. i think it's a cute little duo. >> reporter: bao bao and bei b

kennedy: martin o'malley said that the dnc is limiting the number of debates irk to help hillary clinton clinch the nomination. is hillary getting protected by insiders? oh, she is. >> you look at democrat field they look the same. you look to republican field, you have 15 different voices, a lot of diversity. there is a nice men you to pick -- menu to pick from. the democrats it is the same, obama 2.0, why on a stage, it is repetitive. kennedy: you think they should switch to a republican-debate style. >> i think that would work for hillary best, junior varsity debate early, that is sanders and o'malley, then just hillary. kennedy: a one woman show. >> with a comfy sweater, you would feel warmth and no pesky questions about computers and icky things like that. >> like whipping servers, like with a cloth. >> her with the same head and aim angle, every photo is pasted on. >> she could do it. like carrie fisher solo show. with slides in the background. kennedy: post cards from the edge. so, debbie wassermann schultz is the woman behind the curtain orchestrating this thing, is dws just the