well... >> smith: is that right? >> when i go and buy perfume for my mom, the chemicals in the bottle and the bottle itself amount to about 50 cents. the advertising amounts to $5.00 or $6.00. >> smith: but you're not selling perfume. >> what makes education so special? for-profits have to get people's attention and... and they do a very good job of getting people's attention. >> are you thinking of going back to school? >> yes. >> excellent. what are you thinking of going to school for? >> smith: in addition to lots of advertising, the industry relies on an army of sales people. >> i wish you the best of luck. >> thanks a lot. >> smith: here, recruiters are working a job fair, trying to convince job seekers to come back to school. >> you had said something about accounting. we have an mba with an emphasis in accounting. we also have a masters in accountancy. >> the for-profits need to continually add students. when you think about it, for the university of phoenix, for example, in order to grow on top of the folks t

seth smith, two outs. phillies win their 22ness game of -- 22nd game of the year today to tie san diego. the marlins and mets who have lost three in a row at .500 and atlanta at one game under. by far, the most balanced division in baseball. what does ryan zimmerman have in store for us now? he's broken into the top six in the league in batting average now. at .337. his on base percentage has climbed up to .389. having a fantastic series. six hits, two homers, seven rbis. if you keep the ball way from him -- away if him, you better keep it down. adam dunn, left handers know this and so do right-handers. there's a jet stream in right center. if you hit the ball well, it will go right out of here. little low and away. 2-1. pirates beat the cubs again today and the giants -- in their afternoon game. tim lincecum beating roy oswalt 2-1 in san francisco. zimmerman got jammed on that one. a one, two, three top of the 1st for jason hammel and now luis atilano goes to work. [ male announcer ] let's take the garden

gonzalez strikes out swinging after smith walk and a hawpe single. troy tulowitzki flied out to center field. so he wasn't -- he wasn't awful. it's not a quality start. he only went five innings. but the point is, he kept the team in the ball game. they have to be concerned with the fact he's walking more than he's striking out. >> only one home run in his first four games that he gave up, tonight, he gives up two in a matter of five pitches. five innings pitched, three earned runs, only gave up four hits, walked four and struck out three. 93 pitches he threw, 59 of those were for strikes. so atilano, no decision tonight as the nationals lose it by one. 4-3 and outhit the rockies, 7- 6. >> again, their pitching kept the team in the ball game. sean burnett did another decent job. >> atilano -- stays in the rotation. >> he hasn't done anything to lose the spot. >> hopefully it will do that. the nats tonight fall. they will go for game number four in the series tomorrow and back out to coors field, bob carpenter and rob dibble and a tough loss for the b

adam smith had wonderful anecdotes. manufacturers need to set the price of wages workers were conspiring to set the price of wages and were sent to jail. adam smith knew exactly what was going on. the subject of adam smith is wonderful. >> when did you read the book first? >> i guess the early and graduate school. i read extracts in college so i could take some economic courses. i must've been in my early 30's. >> did you have to read it again for this book? >> note, because this is not about economics. it is about the development itself, the actual transmission -- not transitioned but the actual conflicts the monopolies, innovations, struggles that gave shape to capitalism that we have today. >> back in 1776, what impact did adam smith's book have and has a grown in importance? the worst very little impact on the united states. alexander hamilton said that the ideas that markets can run themselves as one of those paradoxical notions that has grown in strength during the revolution. that had nothing to do with it. but i

reverend smith says that the arizona law only supports what was already on the books. law and its amendments, it's an attempt to enforce what has been a federal law since the days of, i think, fdr. >> illegal immigration has long been a federal crime. the arizona law makes it a state crime and instructs local police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop for an infraction and they reasonably suspect is undocumented or illegal. if citizens don't think the police are being vigilant enough, they can sue them in court. supporters say there are enough safeguards to prevent profiling. critics say the law makes it almost impossible not to profile. arizona police come down on both sides. some say they don't have the manpower to enforce the law. another major issue is what is "reasonable suspicion"? >> the wife of one of our priests who is of mexican descent, she was just driving through the neighborhood and was pulled over by a sheriff's officer, asked to see her identification, which she had. she is an american citizen and has been an american citizen for 20 year

religious leaders like the reverend tim smith of scottsdale, arizona, support the law. smith was a nondenominational pastor for 30 years, now a spiritual advisor. >> i think it's a cry for help from the legislature, from the governor. >> arizona has become ground zero for illegal immigration. it's estimated that there are nearly 500,000 illegal residents living in arizona and more streaming in every day. the federal government has dramatically increased the number of border agents but not enough to stem the flow. congress has yet to agree on a comprehensive solution. reverend smith says that the arizona law only supports what was already on the books. >> essentially, as i read the law and its amendments, it's an attempt to enforce what has been a federal law since the days of, i think, fdr. >> illegal immigration has long been a federal crime. the arizona law makes it a state crime and instructs local police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop for an infraction and they reasonably suspect is undocumented or illegal. if citizens don't think the police are

. >>> last night we told you about a shady lock smith. in many situations they would have been better off broking a window to get inside. joce sterman has some tips to make sure you don't get ripped off. >> >> it happens to everyone. >> not everyone pays the price that fer demando did for just a few minute of work. >> it looked smooth and professional until i got the bill which was for over $800. >> he is one of dozens consumers complaining about lock smith joe horton and claimed he charged outrages prices, and the attorney general agrees. he's issued a cease and order. >> we want them to conduct themselves like other lock smiths. >> and when it comes to legitimate lock smith, the better business bureau have a lot of advice. they say have one in mind before you ever need one. >> it's sort of like buying insurance anticipating that something could happen. this is your insurance. >> you can research them on the bbb website find one that you can trust and program their number for the future. if you're unprepared, call around and get estimate

>> smith: bob orr in washington tonight. thanks. housing market is showing new signs of life and that tops tonight's cbsmoneywatch.com notebook. sales of used homes shot up more than 7.5% in april as buyers took advantage of the tax credit before it expired. jobs are slowly coming back in the auto industry. ford said it will hire 170 blue-collar workers for two plants in michigan making parts for hybrid and electric vehicles. and gasoline prices continue to slide, down 12 cents in the past two weeks to a nationwide average of $2.79 a gallon. sarah ferguson has never been a favorite of the british royal family and now this. the duchess of york caught on tape offering access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, for a price. the palace is not amused. here's mark phillips. >> reporter: watch sarah ferguson's hand. the gesture says "give me the money." and $40,000 cash is handed over. but fergie wants more. >> $500,000 pounds when you can to me opens doors. >> reporter: more than $700,000 demanded for access to her ex-husband, prince andrew

joel d smith is live at the city of baltimore where councilmembers think they can meet the numbers in their own way. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, megan. the city council thinks they can do this in their own way. they have stopped the mayor's idea of the a bottle tax that would have raised $11 million. and they have relaced with taxing the parking, and the poker machines. they could soon be taxed up to $5,200 per machine. yesterday the council taxation. they promised to approve the tax getting to the revenue. the mayor thinks that number could be close to $50 million, really needed to avoid the cuts to the police city. they want to fine anybody who has an illegal operating in the city. that in itself could create a problem. >> glaglamglaglam blears would u have a machine in the back room. >> if we're going to i have meaningful conversation, we can't do to through press conference. >> reporter: the mayor hasn't reviewed the council's plan but no matter how they get the money, the mayor says she needs $22 million otherwise jobs could be a as a result. a million dollars

i'm emily smith in for michelle gielan. wall street reform is a big step closer to reality this morning. late last night, the senate approved a major financial overhaul bill and a victory for president obama just two months after he signed health care reform into law. the vote was 59-39, including four republicans, for a measure that includes reform of wall street and new rules and protections for home buyers and consumers. the senate bill gives the government more oversight of the biggest u.s. banks, imposes new trading regulations on complex derivative investments, requires home buyers to prove they can pay their mortgages, and establishes a consumer protection bureau to prevent abuse by lenders. connecticut senator christopher dodd praised the sweeping nature of the reform. >> any one of these major sections of the bill could stand almost as a piece of landmark legislation in and of themselves. whether dealing with consumer protection, too big to fail concept, dealing with the look across the horizon at events that could

joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. >>> police find a body on the premises of a fire. firefighters were called to a blaze on locust lane in e elkton tuesday night. during the course of the investigation, they found a woman's body in a bathtub. a man has been arrested and admitted to drowning the woman and setting the house on fire. >> he had talked about being schizophrenic, hearing voices and hearing voices telling him to do harm to the people the house. >> police have identified the victim as anka green. cordel has been charged with arson and murder as well. >>> police are defending how the officers responded to a rowdy brawl at preakness. it started when the woman on the ground punched someone. police stepped in and then she purched an officer. that is when a police officer punched her in return twice because she still wouldn't listen. >> it's too much alcohol. things got out of hand. we can't tolerate silliness like that at the racetrack. >> some people say that the police erased portions of the tape that was. >> reporter:ed. police deny that. and internal affairs

lamar smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i appreciate your holing this hearing today on the liability issues related to the gulf oil spill. and i understand that it was announced just a few minutes ago that the top kill effort has been successful. so, that's the best news we could probably get here today. the most pressing need right now is to contain and remove the oil that has alreadyeen spilled. as we move forward, it is equally important that we make re that the parties responsible for this spill and not the american taxpayers pick up the bill. the cost this spill gs beyond removing and containing spilled oil. those responsible must also pay to remedy the effects of this bill on america's natural reurces. additionally the responsible parties must compensate individuals,usinesses and governments fotheir losses and i know that has already begun. the oil pollution act and other environmental laws ensure that responsible parties pay the full cost by holding them strictly liable for removal cost and up $75 million i

robert smith plane, who was fired for presenting the air marshals from canceling coverage during a red alert of hijackers. the time's person time's person of the year who is a former at the i-9 11 whistleblower. justman radek, who was put under criminal specification because she tried to uphold the rule of law and the john-- denial of rights. george sarris, whose criminal investigation for doing a-- a breakdown and maintenance of our cargo aircraft so it will be chaired by chris from federal law enforcement officers association. has chris made it into the auditorium?

smith and the smith family for his outstanding service. on that note i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5051. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. towns: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.res. 1294. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 1294, resolution expressing support for designation of the first saturday in may as national explosive ordnance disposal day to honor those who are serving and have served in the noble and self-sacrificing profession of explosive ordnance disposal in the united states armed forces. the speaker pro t

smith went on at one point to been a corrections officer.he family said he tried to become a police officer as well. they say he in no way deserves the title of sheriff, adding in more than 20 years since the crime he hasn't even apologized to them. >> how can you correct somebody else's wrong when you haven't corrected your own? >> speak by then, he only asked us what the family said about him. he declined an interview. the bookers say they forgive smith, but they want to make sure potential voters are well aware of his past. >> i just want them to know, you know, what he did. he took my brother. that's my best friend, you know. he took my best friend from me. i couldn't believe it. >> smith has not been a corrections officer for several years now. his campaign manager would not confirm what he now does for a living. >>> the fox5 consumer alert tonight. the fda has found bacteria in recalled children's medicine. it was found in ingredients used in more than 40 types of liquid cold and allergy products for children. mcneil voluntarily recall

. >> chairman conyers, ranking member smith and other members of the committee -- >> push the button. >> sorry. >> now? >> a little closer. >> forgive me. chairman conyers, ranking member smith and other members of the committee, it is an honor to be allowed to speak with you today. my name is keith jones. i'm a lawyer from baton rouge, louisiana. seated behind me is my her son chris who is also a lawyer in baton rouge. chris and i appear before you today however not as aorneys but as the father and brother of gordon jones, who was killed above the transocean deepwater horizon. we're here for gordon's wife michelle, for his sons stafford and maxwell gordon, for his mother missy, for his sister katie. at the outset i want you to know that just because i am here and addressing you today does not mean that i believe that gordon's death was more tragic or more important than the deaths of the other 10 men that day. i know their families grieve just as much as we do. but the only one of the victims i knew was gordon. he was 28. hour youngest child. he is survived by his widow michelle and

. >>> joel d smith reporting from arundel mills. stty tuned for a continuing coverage. of this subject. we will be joined by a member of stop slots at arundel mills. he is going to join us later this hour. >>> an attempt to sell a september 11 memorial sculpture has failed. the sculpture was up for sale on ebay with a starting bid of a half a million dollars. it recreates the moment when three firefighters raise an american flag at ground zerooú the sculpture was being auctioned because it was funded with money from a ponsy scheme. >>> a plan to collect dna dogs from a baltimore condo club is ditched. had the plan passed dna would have been collected from each dog in the complee to be put on file. %-mess later, it would be sent e lab to find out which owner should get the $500 fine. the condo boaad decided to ditch the idea for something more realistic. >>> it's a tradition most mid shipmen llok forward to and today it could mark the last time that it happened. the herd no one climb iss3 scheduled for today. first year students climb the 21-foot obelisk which is greased

she did tell us the reason smith is running is because of his past, to preven

bail is set at $200,000 for francis and smith, $250,000 for helen. >> baltimore hopes racecourse will help boost its revenue. the city's board of estimates approved a five-year deal today for races downtown. officials said the grand prix will translate into grant cash. lowell melser joins us live from federal hill. >> federal hill may be one of the best views in this city as the race is expected to pass along like street behind me. the mayor and other city officials called a baltimore grand prix a game changer for the city. >> this race will change the way the world sees baltimore. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake announcing the unanimous decision by the city board of estimates to bring indycar racing to baltimore. the baltimore grand prix will be an indycar style race that will look around the inner harbor and west baltimore over by camden yards. over five years, the race is expected to bring in $11 million in tax revenue, $250 million in spending, and create more than 2000 jobs. hotels and restaurants will be packed. >> with an estimated 150,000 car racing spectators over the cour

now, nhtsa has found the smith's car and has had it for almost three months. according to nhtsa's e-mails engineers have run tests on the car and do plan to do more, but here's what they found to date and let me quote so there will be no question about it. "nothing remarkable." mr. chairman, i would ask that these e-mails from nhtsa and the minority staff be included in the record. apparently the smiths' car was delivered on february 2th and that's the time that it's been under study. three months later we don't have an answer to what went wrong with the smiths' car. never mind answers to all of the other toyotas that have experienced events that are so far inexplicable and that's not really surprising because these are after all very complicated problems that potentially involve electronics, software and mechanical issues finding the right answer will take time but the important part is finding the right answer and not rushing to an answer because otherwise it'll be impossible to identify the right solution if we don't find the right solution, the cars are no

tyrone francis, gregory hellen, and milton smith are accused of picking at least to tinners up -- twoteenagers up and leaving them stranded away from home. one was left in howard county without shoes, socks, or a cell phone battery. bail was set for francis and smith and $250,000 for hellen. >> we know tonight what killed two people whose bodies were found in their green mott avenue apartment earlier this week. police said they died from carbon monoxide poisoning. a generator which had run out of gas was found turned on in the apartment. the couple has still not been identified. >> baltimore city police are trying to sort out details of a deadly shooting also in southwest baltimore. shots rang out late last night in the 2100 block of frederick ave. a 21-year-old man was hit multiplerÑ/[es. e died at the hospital e this morning. arlypolice have not said whether they have a suspect or a motive. >> if you use baltimore city water, you could soon see your bills soar. >> this fight will not only be felt bought -- this spike will be felt by those in other counties. >> water rates in the cit

smith walked and gonzalez to single and fowler pushed them up with the bunt.all lifted to the left field line and will give the rockies the lead. colorado leads it, 2-1. >> bob: it was the changeup up in the soep and all hawpe did was put it out in left field. -- in the zone and all hawpe did was put it out in the left field. here's tulowitzki now with the runner at 2nd and 2 outs. the rockies have the lead for the first time today. olsen has been up all day. clippard walked the 2nd man he faced and it's cost him here in the 8th. great speed at 2nd base by gonzalez. the first two guys have been the most dangerous today. 3 and 1 now. three changeups in a row and tulowitzki is trying to hit it a mile high here. >> wow. look at that. >> bob: 3-2 pitch with 2 outs. gonzalez's 2nd. the error hurts and now the rockies have the chance to give the nats the 1st 3-game losing streak in a year. 9th is coming up. and >>> i don't fowler stays in and plays center field and that moves gonzalez over to left. morris, gonzalez will be hit for by kennedy and here's harris to hit

joel d smith is live at the mall with reaction from voters and how legal delays could cost the happens next. good morning, joel, this has been ongoing? >> reporter: on and on, and ongoing, definitely. if we're ever going to see the bells and see the lights on the slot machines at arundel mills, the next process in the eventual goaa takes placc in a couple oo showers. that is because the cordish company, the developers is suing the anna run deal board ofú elections. a lot of people would have thought that we would have seen slot machines a long time ago but it hah hhsn't happened yet. the millions of dollars would have been in the state coffers. and they want to put slott at arundel mills, and they're forecasting and the popularity would bring tens of millionssof dollars for them and the state eventually. that opposition is with the neighbors who have pushed it back to the boards. the overlooked fraud in getting the 20,000 signatuues. >> a lot of these are type people ttat would go to aruudel mills would be potential customers. however, it's important that the people around arundel mill

jim smith is scheduled to make the announcement in hunt valley at 11:00 this morning. a nearly 2-mile stretch of mccormick road will be the first to be resurfaced. the project will take nearly two years to complete. >>> high paying positions and we're not talking about corporate ceo's. >> both wages and benefits are frankly completely out of control. >>> how much government workers make. >>> and definitely a cooler start this morning even though it's 63 degrees in baltimore. check out the surrounding area and you will see. we are in the 50s. >>> 5:39 on fox 45 early edition. a beautiful day is in store. otherwise meteorologist steve fertig is here with those details. good morning, steve. >>> good morning, patrice. it will be a nice day today with a lot of sunshine and low humidity. it's going to be a nice day to get outside. high pressure is sitting over us and it's going to bring us all of that sunshine. you will see where there's a little bit of rain up in the great lakes, and the western great lakes with the frontal boundary that appears to the north. by tomorrow th

the smith vehicle is one of our test fleet, over 20 vehicles total. have begun work on looking at her vehicle in addition to thezg our investigation with nasa. >> as i recall miss smith's testimony, it was very compelling. one of her complaints was no one at toyota would listen to her, but in fact no one at fñ%would listen to her. are you feeling the consumer complaints were adequately addressed or should more care have been taken at the time the complaint occurred? >> i'm very confident that the office of defect investigations did, we employed one of our best investigators. i've reviewed it and i believe that everything that should have happened in that investigation did happen and i'm very happy with the work. >> and that was the would, that occurred right after the incident. >> that is correct. >> let me ask you this. when secretary lahood was here, i had -- i have a copy of the publicly available report on a lexus th was damaged in a catastrophic accident in san diego. the mark sayler accident. there's a portion that's redacted. paragraph 5. i ask

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katy smith can score. merisa coleman has scored. it won't come through one person. >> they go for 4-0 tomorrow. >>> nba basket. celtics, magic game. rajon rondo. stripping jason williams and scores. boston wins 94-71. they lead the series three games to none. >> thank you much, guys. and some showers? >> scattered showers and thunderstorms tomorrow but scattered at that. this is good that it won't rain all day. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ like facebook, twitter, even access to youtube right on your tv, instead of crowding around your computer. hey -- have you seen the walking ham? walking... the ham's got boots on... i'm not sure i have. or the soapy monkey? oh, my husband's on youtube. oh, honey, we really don't... oh come on. it's so funny. the man's busy... you're daddy on little girl's bike? no, i'm not. let's cue it up. [ male announcer ] introducing youtube, straight to your tv. only on verizon fios. this is beyond cable. this is fios. call the verizon

seth smith walking, that's his fourth of the night.ight, the smart phone is about to make a call to rob and bob. for at&t trivia tonight. adam dunn went upper deck today. who hit longest home run in coors field history way back in 1995? and it's interesting because -- >> rob: man. >> bob: all four of those hitters -- well, bobby bow know ya was a switch-hitter. the other three are right- hander. >> rob: what are the choices here? peepiazza. >> bob: off the tip of your head? >> rob: the point right on top. >> bob: i've heard the -- >> rob: the tip of my tongue, the top of my head. your forehead was as big as mine, it's be off your forehead. >> bob: yeah, we'll go with piazza. i know mondeci hit a long one here. this ballpark did open that year, '95. >> rob: i loved pitching here. i mean, i came in here and played with the denver zephyrs. then came back with the nashville sound and only gave up one home run to brad commons. he hit a bomb off of me here. >> bob: wasn't he like the number one power prospect of the braves? >> rob: yes, he w

smith. the chairman: the the gentleman from is recognized for three minutes. >> i asked unanimous content to revise and extend my remarks. the chairman: ordered. >> i rise for the national defense act of 2011. i want to first thank mr. skelton for his outstanding leadership of this committee. he has once again put together a bill that reflects the priorities that should be in place for national defense. first and foremost, support our troops. i know nobody on that committee cares more about that issue than mr. skelton. he has once again made sure that this bill reflects that. it gives them a higher pay raise than was recommended by the department of defense. mr. smith: and across the board makes sure that our troops and our families get the support they need to continue to do the azing job that they are doin of defending this country. it is a great privilege to serve on this committee with mr. skelton and with mr. mckeon, to have the responsibility for supporting our troo who have served us

all right, emily smith, thanks about. >>> former "survivor" producer bruce bears ford redmond who iss pekted in his wife's murder is back in the u.s. his attorney says he returned from mexico to be with his children and to attend to family matters. he did not have permission to leave. his wife's body was found in cancun last month. investigators have said the victim's body showed signs of asphyxiation. >>> actress lindsay lohan is back in los angeles for a court appearance today. wearing a dark hat and sunglasses, she arrived from france saturday. she climbed in to awaiting vehicle which whisked her away. lohan missed a court hearing in beverly hills last week blaming a stolen passport while she was attending the cannes film festival in france. >>> straight ahead, your monday morning weather. and in sports, the suns battle back against the lakers in the nba playoffs. i needed more customers, so i got my nephew to build a website. i hired someone to make my website... five months ago. we are building a website by ourselves. announcer: there's an easier way. create your own small-busin

. >> guest: home of smith college. in fact, smith college is really where i wrote the book. where - the smith college library is somewhat of a haven to me.ary c-span: home of calvin coolidge? >> guest: home of calvin coolidge.someat in fact, i live next door to calvin coolidge's former paperboy.ve c calvin coolidge lived a blockor away from where i live now andm my next-door neighbor would tell me stories about -- about how -i how, let's say, parsimoniousn calvin coolidge was, but howx gracious his wife was. c-span: calvin coolidge's, paperboy is still alive ands. living in northampton? c> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: how old is he? >> guest: he is in -- i think he's about 86, 87, somethinger like that.is s c-span: what kinds of things would he tell you about calvin yolidge?tng >> guest: well, he just tells mo this one story about -- it was christmastime and he -- he was a owed something like 95 cents fod the -- the week's deliveries or however long, and it was perhaps christmas eve and he goes to th coolidge house and mr. c

joel d smith is live with the details. 3-mile island before i moved here to baltimore. i don't want any part of that near me if it has that same history. >> reporter: it does have the history but it was in the site that was not a part of the nuclear problem that happened back in 1979. this is part of a generator that is going to be moved in north carolina. here is the thing, they could have built a new one or use this one because it was only in operation for six months. this big bed that it is on right now, is 270 feet long. so it takes a long time to get throughtie these roads. the fastest they can go is 10 miles per hour. they only travel during the night because it's quite an inconvenience if you're on the road. you travel at 10 miles per hour. and it get there on friday. and going over 95, it could be a big problem. they put the steel pieces to get over the bridges. the rotor is in north carolina and it's progress energy doing all of it stuff. it's really like new this piece because it was only used for six months befo

has and smith was convicted of killing jeff booker when he was just 16 years old. after serving his time he became a corrections officer and tried to become a police officer as well. more than 20 years after the crime, the family of the victim said smith has never apologized to them. >> he came from behind the car and shot him. he continued to shoot at anybody who tried to help my brother. >> two years in bys. two years. >> how can you correct somebody else's wrong when you haven't corrected your own? >> smith said he's running for sheriff to prevent others from making the same mistakes he made. >>> maryland governor martin alley signed new laws yesterday targeting sex offenders. one required mandatory lifetime supervision. and the laws increase mandatory minimum sentencing for child predators. family of 11-year-old sarah foxwell was at the bill signing. she was kidnapped and killed on the eastern shore back in december. her death sparked public outcry for tougher laws. >>> police are searching for a bank robber in ohio. investigators say that this man walked into

smith says that means the people inside do not need to get a background check, a sex offender check, a child abuse check or any training whatsoever. >> and when i say training, i don't mean, you know college courses in advanced child development. i'm talking about has somebody talked to them and trained them in first aid, cpr, basic child development. >> we work very hard to make sure that children in facilities are safe and by and large, they are. >> reporter: brent kennedy is with virginia's department of social services which oversees day care inspects. he says virginia has one of best online databases in the nation where parents can quickly look up inspection reports. >> consumers can easily go online and look at inspection history and compare facilities. >> reporter: the organization agrees but warns parents to watch out. >> if nothing shows up, they assume that means there is no complaints. guess. what they don't have object on there because they don't have to be licensed. this is where parents get fooled. >> reporter: the couple says they did not know smaller in- home day care

that is when sean smith and another man allegedly fired at the officer hitting him in the jaw. smith is charged with attempted first degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and assault on a police officer, mary. >> denise, thank you. officer arthur suffered severe facial injuries. >>> battle over slots, the dispute over the anne arundel trial dispute. >> reporter: from allegations of lies being made to people who signed the petition, this debate has become just about as personal as it is passionate. big money, we're talking millions of the dollars are on the line. a high stakes money and power battle has pitted the powerful cordish company against a group that doesn't want slots in their neighborhood. >> as citizens we felt bullied across the process. this is just one more step of the bullying. >> reporter: but cordish says they are no goliath. >> this is really a corporate effort to usurp the constitutional vote. >> reporter: the cordish lawsuit claims that signatures brought to a vote were invalid, that some of them were even faked. >> once all the evidence comes out, they

jackie smith, labor party, 13, 317. [applause] >> jackie smith, that is a resounding defeat, a big shock for labor. the first woman to be secretary, a hugely embarrassed by claims of putting films on expenses, pornographic films. marked for having a sister's house declared her main home, and all she had there was a single bedroom. she was forced to apologize to the house of commons, trumped by conservatives. she had a majority of 2000, and the conservatives now have a majority of nearly 6000. a swing from labor to conservatives, this was well within the target range for the tories, a pretty resounding defeat. >> she became synonymous with expenses abuse. she was, in this sense, unlucky. her name came up. >> shahid malik, many boundary changes. >> the green party, 849. michael james, english democrat putting england first, 661. hutchinson, andrew, liberal democrats, about 1000. ikbail kizhar, independent, 8813. malik, shahid, labor party candidate, 7372. [applause] the conservative party candidate, 18,000 about -- [appla

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smith. half. . . >> i thank the committee for their work in moving closer to supplemental funding for the commission. we understand that a single judge can dispose of approximately 500 cases per year. our statistics show that under the current process the department uses approximately 14 employees for each judge, including solicitor's office attorneys, msah litigation representatives, and support staff. we'll need a corresponding increase in resources. if resources were provided to immediately increase the number of judges at the commission to 26, the senator's office and msah would require roughly additionally 2.6% -- $2.6 million above the fiscal year 27 -- 2010 appropriation. we would need flexibility to adjust rates based on the mix of cases before the commission. also, hiring, training, and deploying attorneys will require time. ideally, we would like any new funds to be made available over periods of time which would enable us to use those funds in the most cost-effective way. i have g

it was from adam smith.smith started to look for a person named mathew keys a year ago, after the mother mentioned his father had other children. he found his long lost brother on twitter. it turns out the siblings did not have to wait long to meet in person. ironically the california homes are 10 minutes away from each other. and you can follow fox 45 on twitter. get breaking news updates 24/7. to go twitter.com/baltimore. i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> m&t welcomes the two most popular football clubs. teams that take to the pitch coming up in "sports unlimited". >> and coming up in 15 minutes, late edition. oil sludge washing up on louisiana shores. new plan to stop the leak, going on for a month. >> and one of tiger woods' mistresses in áñ your new energy star qualified kenmore elite is ready to go. so, you're just gonna dump the old one into the ocean somewhere. dillion. actually, dillion... sears joined forces with the epa to make sure it's recycled the right way. that's rad.

si escandalosa fue la vida de ana nicole smith.. yo pensé no, está hablando, pero me calló una grande sorpresa al pasar esto. >>> Él es juan rodríguez un joven empresario mexicano de los angeles, que por diez años mantuvo una estrecha amistad con la ex-conejita y su hijo mayor daniel. >>> cuando el niño tenía como 9. diez años. ella llevó a disneylandia, y por ser quien es, le dieron un guía privado que era mi hermano. y de ahí, se hicieron amigos. cada vez que ella iba a disneylandia, siempre pedía que mi hermano la llevara. y de ahí se hicieron muy íntimos cuando empezó su pelea de dinero. que fue en texas. ella dejaba al niño con mi mamá. la verdad no tenía amigos, de confianza >>> mi mamá cuidaba al niño cuando se de viaje, fue cuando empezó pues acercarse mucho más a mi familia >>> tanto que en sus manos, puso un plan secreto que esperaba generar millones de dólares >>> yo tengo tres catálogo de fotografía que tome como 300 fotos, y íbamos a hacer, impresos grandes de ella afirmar, y pues a venderlo. este iba a ser el negocio.

milton smith, tyrone francis, and gregory hellen are accused of picking up two teenagers in west baltimore back in 2009. one of the teenagers was released but the other, michael left without shoes or a cell phone. johnson filed a civil suit in march. his attorney is commending the state's attorney office. >> it is a good thing. we have not seen many cases were officers have been charged with excessive force or police misconduct in baltimore city. >> all three officers have been suspended without pay. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> we are learning more about the murder of a university of virginia lacrosse player and former president of baltimore county. police say george huguely committed to breaking down yeardley love's door. the body was found with severe injuries. police say huguely he shook love repeatedly after they had an argument. his lawyer said it was an accident. >> it is our hope that no conclusions be made about george for his case. however, we are confident that the love was not intended but an accident with a tragic outcome. >> huguely reportedly removed her computer

smith: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and eend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. smith: mr. speaker, television network news stories about arizona's enforcement law had been overwhelmingly negative, according to a new analysis by the media research center. from april 23 to may 3, negative news reports on abc, cbs and nbc outnumbered positive reports by a margin of 12-1. this kind of extreme bias is a danger to democracy. and nowhere is it more evident than the reporting about immigration. only 10% of network reports acknowledge that the majority of americans support the arizona law and that nine out of 10 say it is important to reduce illegal immigration. the networks should give americans the facts about immigration, not just give them one side of the story. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and ex