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good evening. in the culture war between new and old media, an undercover upstart has dealt a major blow to the establishment. public broadcasting has been a lightning rod for years. supporters call npr and pbs a public service, with every penny the taxpayers pay for it. critics say it s wrong to force all americans to subsidize what they call a liberal agenda. and they have new ammunition now, after an npr executive was caught on tape in a conservative sting. this caused the head of npr her job and now the federal funding for public broadcasting is under more pressure than ever. jake tapper starts us off from washington. jake? reporter: good evening, george. that s right. the ceo of npr submitted her resignation today. their chief fund-raiser was also shown the door. they re casualties in a war over culture and spending cuts that threatens the very existence of public broadcasting, including big bird and elmo. sunny day sweeping the clouds away reporter: the rain clo
nervous right now. coming up, myriam king will have tips about some services offered to you you may not even know about and lent. 40 days until easter. what did you give up? soda, chocolate, and maybe swearing. maybe social network is something you want to think about. we will look at that. time to move into the hot topic for today. it s 9:01 on this thursday. taking care of special needs students takes a special person. someone who can adapt easily to a child with quickly changing moods. one frederick county mother says her 12-year-old son was not treated correctly after an incident at a school. you see cameron mears who is autistic. he could soon face criminal charges. abc2 news jeff hager has more on this developing story. reporter: when students filed into the school on wednesday, they were missing one classmate and 12-year-old cameron would miss his favorite class gym. i play, run and jumping. basketball. reporter: diagnosed with a tim at the age of 3, his hands ar