reporter: governor o malley and his fellow democrats say the budget deal will prevent school funding cuts, layoffs, 500 state workers and other self-tightening measures scheduled to take effect july 1st. we definitely need the revenue. it is more than $500 million in cuts, in critical services, education, public safety. reporter: but republicans say raising taxes on people who create jobs, and shifting pension cost to the counties, will slow down not speed up maryland s economic recovery special session is not needed. the budget as it stands now is $700 million more than last year s budget. reporter: while the debate wages back and forth inside the state house, tiffany says she plans to keep walking back and forth outside the front door whether i have confidence they will listen to me doesn t mean i will stop trying to make a difference. reporter: well, the political reality here though in annapolis is that while republicans say they are going to put up a fight,
good evening. as we come on the air tonight, two little girls are back with their family after 13 days held captive by a man who the fbi called one of the most dangerous criminals in america. the girls were being hidden in the woods, held at gunpoint, when suddenly, they spotted help through the trees. tonight, look at this fbi photo. now, the suspect deceased, after taking his own life when police arrived. and those girls are free, shielded behind a giant white sheet. the reunion bittersweet. their mother and older sister did not survive the ordeal. abc s yunji de nies on the scene all day where authorities spoke just a short time ago. reporter: the little girls missing for 13 days were in the middle of the mississippi woods. they had not eaten for days, held captive by a man the fbi considered one of the most dangerous criminals in america. and then, the turn in the case. acting on a tip that came in in the middle of the night, a team of 31 mississippi officers, some of w
the president s interview when romney was asked about his position. i have the same view on marriage i have expressed many time. marriage is between a man and a woman. keeping him honest back when romney was running for senate in massachusetts, romney positioned himself as the gay rights candidate. he met with the log cabin club in massachusetts and in a letter dated october 6, 1994 wrote, quote, i am more convinced than ever before as we seek to establish full equality for america s gay and lesbian citizens i will provide more effective leadership than my opponent. romney writes in the letter if we are to achieve the goals we share we must make equality for gays and lesbians a main stream concern, a promise from mitt romney for full equality for gays and lesbians. one might ask how that can be the same as his stance now. what can it mean other than the right to marry? chris wallace brought up the log cabin letter and asked the following question. take a look. you have
as we come on the air tonight, two little girls are back with their family after 134 days held captive by a man who the fbi called one of the most dangerous criminals in america. the girls were being hidden in the woods when suddenly they supported help through the trees. tonight, look at this fbi photo. now, the suspect, deceased, after taking his own life when police arrived. and those girls are free, shielded behind a giant white sheet. their mother and older sister did not survive the ordeal. abc s yunji de nies on the scene all day where authorities spoke just a moment ago. reporter: the little girls missing for 13 days were in the middle of the mississippi woods. they had not eaten for days, held captive by a man the fbi considered one of the most dangerous criminals in america. and then, the turn in the case. acting on a tip that came in in the middle of the night, a team of 31 mississippi officers, some of whom had just finished their training, were not quietly movi
3 3 3 3 the earch is on this morning for police impersonattrs n tte citt.the fake cops are targeting the elderly and taking theer money.megan gilliland is here with one victim s story that he says he ll never ffrget. good morning patrice,75-year old george johnson livesson this quiet street in southwest bbltimore on cooos lane near vallee brooke brook road.he says he was ouuside, cleaning up leaves about two weeks ago. when two weelldressed men approached him ann flashed a badge. johnson tells us the men said they were police. looking for a woman. wanted for steallnggmoney. they said she lived at johsnoo s home and that they had a warrent to search it.once inside, the fake cops told johnson. they &pwanteddto check the serial numbers on hissmoney. to ssolen cash.johnson lead the men upstairs.trusting their story. he showed them the money he had in a bann envelope. (johnson) and then they took the money. they said, oh yeah, this the money. well, it was $3,000 all in $100 the m