. >> host: lee, rockville, b maryland.go ahead with your question or comment for mark levin. >> caller: good afternoon, gentlemen. enjoying the discussion. mark, you and i are both natives of the city of brotherly love, and we're both roughly the same age. and i think a lot of what you say makes a great deal of sense; limited government, libertarianism. it's, it makes an awful lot of sense. but you and i remember decades ago when 40, 50 or more thousand people were getting killed on highways. you know, automobile accidents. well, what happened was the department of transportation came in and put in safety regulations. now it's half that. so those were very, very good government interventions, from my perspective. and that's why i'm so completely amazed, and i support conservative republicans a great deal. guns, mark, are dangerous. they are very, very dangerous. and the position of the republican party, as far as i can tell, is give everyone a gun. no background checks. if someone is wearing a viva osama bin laden sweatshi

. >> for the past five years andrew raymond's passion has been his rockville maryland gun shop, but for the past several days he has been contemplate add career change, after inkry messages filled his facebook wall, and inundated his inbox. >> yeah, i deleted a bunch. >> he shared some of the worst ones with us. >> federal prosecutors will seek a 40 year sentence. they will arrange to see thaw yo are sodomized all day every day, you will wish you had never been born. >> what did you think. >> i thought this guy is crazy. >> the flood of fleury happened almost instantly, after he announced he would be selling the e.p.i. >> a 22 caliber weapon designed to prevent unauthorized users from firing it. in this youtube demonstration, the smart gun only activists when a risk watch containing a chip is within ten inches, and a proper code is enters. it's technology aimed at stopping accidental shootings. why kid you decide to sell the smart gun. >> the principle of it. i didn't expect to have a lot of them, we didn't even have an inventory. >> he knew some people would want to buy it, and he plan

that is what the constitution provides just like i can't say see that guy in rockville, md.due process for a guy like that endangers the community. this is the problem with the left, they can decide which parts of the constitution they like and there has been study after study by among others, john lot and so forth that contradict your premise but whatever i say here won't matter to you anyway but it matters to some people out there. >> host: doreen more e-mails, glad to see mark levin's enthusiasm for democracy in america, people from all political persuasions site toqueville's great work is that because toqueville was unclear and practical implications? or something else? >> guest: i don't see him being cited by harry reid nancy pelosi. i don't know if they read two volumes of democracy in america or had them read to them. i have no idea. these are people that said you have to read the obamacare law to know what is in it and apparently none of the red including the president because they didn't know what is in it. i doubt that the left will cite toqueville. i cite him, i c

from soldiers on the battle field to students on the football field, take the levine family from rockville, maryland, who are here today. where did they go? there they are right there. cheryl, jason levine have three boys who when you look at them you know right away they're brothers, isaac, sydney and ruben. they have loved ice hockey since he was young, when he was 7 years old, sydney suffered moderate concussions on the ice and a few years later he suffered a more severe concussion in the game and after the injury both boys had headaches and they started struggling in class. they started acting out. isaac's concussion kept him out of school for a while and as you might imagine, cheryl was horrified as she put it. you only have one brain. that's a good point. and you want to make sure that you're treating it right. fortunately with the help of their doctors both boys' health and behavior improved and sydney was back on the ice ten weeks after his concussion. he's hoping to play varsity next year as a freshman and next winter isaac played forward as his high school team won the the state

like bethesda and rockville or even westchester, we look around, any major city, you go out to the nearestre starting to see these newly formed urban cores where people can work, live and play without having to go into the downtown. >> you're going to make a point, brian. >> two things. i was going to quote rush with subdivisions, any escape. whatever. >> we are impressed. >> the suburbs are boring. let's not assume. i'm going to give a shout-out to the millennials. let's not assume they're living at home because they can't get jobs. i actually know one family where the 26-year-old is working to help the family. where the parent lost the job, and the millennial is home not because he or she is broke but because they are helping the parent out. >> what are builders building now? >> multigenerational homes. >> two kitchens. >> that is a big trend. >> $4,000 a month for a nursing home. >> right, you're moving your parents in, your children in. >> my grandmother lived with us when i was in high school. it's tough. >> another thing keeping from people buying homes, lack of confidence. our cnbc

. >> host: rockville maryland right here in the suburbs. >> guest: what was his question?n. the deaths on the road today are not significantly reduced because of safety belts but let me tell you something. the automobile that most people drive is lighter now than it ever was due to cafÉ standards and i explain this in "liberty and tyranny." all of the deaths and all of the casualties on our highways as a result of cafÉ standards and it's remarkable to me that you wouldn't call this program because you are so concerned about human life particularly on our highways and reject government intervention in that case with the cafÉ standards maiming and killing so many of our fellow americans on the streets and they keep making these cars lighter and smaller and lighter. i'm sure you would join with me in objecting with that. that's number one. number two, the republican party supports giving everybody a gun and? that's not true and i can't speak for the republican party. i will speak for myself. we have something called the second amendment sir just like we have a fourth amendmen

women and the with anties they face admiral who spoke earlier this year at a business college in rockvillesaid -- rock hill, south carolina. speaker is the superintendent of the united eight coast guard academy and is the first female leader of any of our nation's five academies. --iral sandra stosz search-and-rescue, domestic icebreaking, and law enforcement. she previous leak served as director of reserves in leadership and as a manning office or of this heiresses recruit training center in cape may, new jersey. she earned a bachelor of science degree in government from the bachelor academy and is the worst e-mail ratchet with of the coast guard academy to make admiral. she earned an mba from northwestern university's andord school of management a second degree in national security strategy from the admirable -- out. andral stosz was a swimmer part of a man's team before they had a women's team. we are eager to learn about herbs. is so please join me in admiral sandra stosz. [applause] >> thank you for the kind introduction. the morning, everybody. i am used to talking to groups or stude

widespread damage across the east coast, a spokesperson from the rockville maryland rescue services speaks to us. good morning. >> good morning. >> we saw rock creek park already over the banks, major artery going into the nation's capitol. what are you seeing? >> yesterday we had four or five inches of rain in a relatively short period of time. montgomery county hard hit, just northwest of washington, d.c., 500 square miles, a million people and we ended up having -- it's quite a few nobody of water rescues, people stranded in cars and so fort. in a relatively brief period yesterday afternoon, we responded to 15 water rescues, people stranded, rescued about a dozen people or so. it's pretty busy in those areas, the areas right around washington, d.c., metropolitan area. >> one area hard hit is great falls and along the potomac in maryland. what does the potomac look like? >> some of the creeks have reached flood stage, the river just blow the flood stage, double what it normally is, normally four feet at the great falls or little falls, actually, and about eight or fine feet now. water co

chris is in rockville, maryland. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i'm 50 years old. i have two kids that are six. i'm concerned about a couple of things. how does core curriculum intersect with stem? for someone like myself in the energy management field, which , how can im related or someone in my position or 40 years of age access stem curriculum to retrain? i'm of the mindset that there is no better teacher than experience. but there are a lot of people who are 48 or older that are unemployed, but there is not any retraining or certifications out there that are stem related that is where the jobs are. can tapn my age group into that. guest: thanks for the question. let me take the last part first. one of the notions that we have to all embrace is the fact that now we have to be lifelong learners. this notion that we go through the education system once and we start a career and that is where the learning stops is a very 20th century notion. workerson valley, embrace the notion that they will have 12-15 jobs over the course of their life read for young people, labo

take the levine family from rockville maryland who are here today. where did they go? there they are right there. cheryl and jason levine have three boys who when you look at them you know right away they are brothers. isaac sidney and ruben. they have loved ice hockey since they were young. when he was seven years old sidney suffered on moderate concussion on the ice and a few years later isaac suffered a more severe concussion and again. both boys had headaches and they started struggling in class and started acting out. isaac's concussion kept them out of school for a while and as you might imagine cheryl was horrified as she put it. you only have one brain and that's a good line. you want to make sure that you are treating it right. fortunately with the help of doctors both ways health and behavior improved in sydney was back on the ice 10 weeks after his concussion. he's hoping to play varsity next year as a freshman and last winter isaac played forward as his high school team won the state championship. now cheryl and jason could have pulled their boys out. it wa

we will go to vanessa in rockville, maryland. what is the job market like there?aller: i don't think it's very good. i worked in the capital. to be quite honest, a lot of ,rganizations here in the area this is supposed to be the best place for recent college graduates. if a person does not have concrete experience of one year or so, it's very difficult to break into an entry-level profession. recent college graduates have to understand that, the first job actually sets you up for the future earnings. that is something they have to understand. this is not a block against working part-time at starbucks. fieldy can get into their , even at an entry-level --ition at $830,000 salary at a $30,000 salary, there is that one year of experience before being able to apply for a higher-level position. that is where it's at. and the student loan debt the job market, it is becoming more difficult for people to maintain a middle-class home. there is travel. retirement. all of these things are important. to and fromled colleges to interview students. unfortunately, i won't say wh

chris is in rockville, maryland. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i'm 50 years old. have two kids that are six. i'm concerned about a couple of things. how does core curriculum intersect with stem? for someone like myself in the energy management field, which , how can im related or someone in my position or 40 years of age access stem curriculum to retrain? i'm of the mindset that there is no better teacher than experience. but there are a lot of people who are 48 or older that are unemployed, but there is not any retraining or certifications out there that are stem related that is where the jobs are. can tapn my age group into that. guest: thanks for the question. let me take the last part first. one of the notions that we have to all embrace is the fact that now we have to be lifelong learners. this notion that we go through the education system once and we start a career and that is where the learning stops is a very 20th century notion. workerson valley, embrace the notion that they will have 12-15 jobs over the course of their life read for young people, labor