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3 3 it s back to work for state lawmakers.a controversial second special session is set to begin this week. week.the issue at hand. is expanded gambling.megan gilliland is here with more why some lawmakers are around. 3 good morning guys,governor o malley just announced his goals late last week for a special session to begin this thursday.saying he wants lawmakers to expand gambling to live table games. like black-jack and poker. poker. casino special interests and maryland legislators are trying to pull a fast one. we get a tax hike while casino owners get a bailo bailout. this commercial. sponsored by the taxpayers protection alliance. urges maryland lawmakers to stay home during this second special session.to expand gambling.and while some lawmakers are boycotting. others say they want to be there to read the fine print. reilly) taxpayers have currently bonded and are paying for those machines? how does that interact in the future, there are a lot of unanswered quest
eastwood told the crowd at the fund-raiser romney was going to restore a decent tax system. today is president obama s 51st birthday. he s spending the day at camp david. he ll hold a more official celebration in chicago next weekend. his wife, michelle, kicked off the weekend on the campaign trail, praising her husband s economic record at three massachusetts fund-raisers. when people ask you what this president has done for our country, here s what you tell them. tell them how many jobs he s created. tell them how much money he s put back in the pockets of american people. the president returns to the campaign trail monday with two stops in connecticut. now to syria. fighting is intensifying in aleppo. the country s commercial hub. our sister network cnn turk was able to enter an area under fire and captured this video. today rebels stormed into a state-run tv and radio station and took partial control of the building, but eventually had to retreat because of so
wildfire seasons on record, it is now oklahoma s turn. the wildfires in more than a dozen counties are primed to get worse from low humidity, high winds and 110-plus-degree temperatures. so far, flames have eaten through 60-plus buildings and forced evacuations. what s worse, investigators believe one of the wildfires is an arson. i spoke earlier with a reporter from our oklahoma city affiliate koco. reporter: initially, they were looking for a man in a pickup truck because someone called in reporting seeing that man throwing wads of paper already lit out into pasture. so, they are still working to determine maybe who that man is, what those witnesses exactly saw. but again, that s so unsettling for so many people here in oklahoma. we already knew the conditions were bad. the governor issued a statewide burn ban and then you have something like that take place. the wildfires are happening as oklahoma is shriveling up under the severe drought conditions that s hitting near