The law that is in the legislative language that is in this supplemental. Because i agree with our distinguished whip, mr. Hoyer, and others who have said there are two things happening here. One is we need to address the challenge, the humanitarian challenge. We need resources to do that for particular purposes, and we should do that in the supplemental. Another is to change the law which we shouldnt do in a supplemental. It is legislative legislating on an appropriations bill in a manner in which all kind of statements can be made which may be anecdotally significant but not significant in terms of the difference that they make a difference enough to change the law. And so when people talk about witnesses in one context or another, just saying something on the floor of the house, its interesting. But there should be hearings, if were going to change the law, there should be hearings where testimony can come forth, challenged, confirmed, whatever it may be. But a serious discussion wo
through garret, the pennsylvania line and from baltimore south including howard, lower eastern shore, no freeze threat tonight but if you have that outdoor plant maybe bring it in. still a few hours, clear skies over the state. that will help cool it off. temperatures above freezing but headed south quickly. frederick already down to 37 at the top of the hour. sun on tap tomorrow but a slow climb out of the 50s. sunny and breezy, more on easter weekend picture coming up. thank you wyatt. there are concerns that a now plan proposing major changes, could impact your safety. christian is live tonight. when the news went out to see several fire companies closing for good in. reporter: 42 said it s a better solution than what s been going on which are rotating closures, different companies being taken out of service on any given ninth. still the head of the firefighter s union said it s another step in the wrong direction. the message from the city fire chief. no firefight
. now, abc 2news at 11. a defiant police chief could be in trouble with the law. and you are about to where your five inch shoes to the weekend but you have a feeling lue take them back on monday. how to walk around the return policy. and warmer out there tomorrow but will the weekend be a different story? i will break it down on the news news. and breaking news out of the airport. a plane landed safely about an hour ago. when the alert came out we didn t know what we had. units from baltimore were requested, we don t know the airline or where it was headed or what the problem was. the plane is on the ground safely. we are going to keep asking the questions. let s go southo annapolis. you know it s coming, first john leopold indicted. and now the police chief chief subpoenaed. we are following the twists and turns from the county. he is live in the newsroom. reporter: members of the council called the chief to testify in front of them. we found out he refu
northeast maryland toward cecil and maryland. things cleared out late in the dame 71% humidity in central maryland. 90% in dover this will set us up for fog over night. in the meantime enjoy mild evening as temperatures in the low to upper 70s, baltimore one of the cooler spots, overnight patchy fog developing and partly cloudy skies in to the mid50s will go. how it shapes up in to the weekend. big changes coming up. all right. when you bring up the word budget boring usually follows. if you hear rising taxes you pay attention. don harrison with people paying attention and display that displeasure. sympathy. reporter: a lot of noise inside the house as delegates try to get a way to fill a nearly one billion dollar budget gap. their debate created a lot of noise outside the state house too. taxed enough already. reporter: about a dozen people came to protest the proposed tax increases, a couple of them got in trouble for it. they were handed a 60-dollar citationn. ma
them enough to go to police. it s when they realized their friend identified only as a 24- year-old hartford county teacher was well and had faked cancer for two years. she was saying she needed help with rent and flights to areas to get treatment. reporter: back to january 2010 when a police report said the unnamed suspect started telling people that she had cancer. overtime she went as far to say it was stage 4, had spread to her lungs and she had a 15% chance of survival. they had done several fund- raisers for her to help pay for things and they are saying they raised $10,000. reporter: the victims say they met the suspect at baker field elementary school in aberdeen. she went to such extremes as putting a feeding tube in. their families gave her cash and frequent flyer miles, organized fundraisers and their kids asked to pray. the story came down when her parents were thrown off by being invited to a holiday benefit. she admitted to faking the disease. they were