both were graduates of meade. tonight...friends fiil zach rose'' jessup home.in tears...zach's mother described her son as the nucleus of their family. chelsea dennis is a meade zach...she says news of the accident has devastated an entire student body: body:"ttey've already reacted to it, they're upset, highly upset" friends of the teens meeting at noon february 5th...live at meade high school tonighh, jaaice park fox45 news at ten. anothee crash in anne arundel weekend.last night hundreds off- gathered to remember brian mcdevitt....they lit candles flea market in pasadena.mwells - mcdevitt ... pictured on the collided with another vehicle on fort smallwood road. mcddvitttwas the co-founder of ....anne arundel county breaking news and events.' investigators say thee are looking into whether speeding and alcohol were factors in two people are dead after pedessrian accident in queen anne's county. county. police say megan pulleyn struck thomas walking along route 5444 5444 she stopped her car and was trying to help

patrice,we're &ptood grief counselors will be on hand this morning at severna park high school and meadest recently graduated.word of their tragic crash is spreading fast. fast.this is what's was left of their ccr... now just a mangled piece of metal.poliie saaythe three teens were traveling the wrong way on route 50 early saturday year old terry davvs of 55 - severnn park head on. unfortunately, no one survived. davis died as he was being taken to the hospital.and in the other car... 18-year old brittany walker and 18-year old zachary rose were all killed. "it's a senseless, senseless accident, and it's tragic for e" everybbdy"police are still 3at this point it's unclear iff alocohol or peed were factors. megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. family and friends gather to remember anothee vvctim of a fattl accident in anne arundel county, over the weekenn.and investigatorr are looking into whether speeding and alcohol factor.saturday night... hundredssof friends and family memberr gathered to remember brian mcdevitt.they lit candles in his honor outside brumwells flea market in pasadena.m

also happen to be during bradley manning's article thirty two pretrial hearing that was held at fort meade last month so what is a songe have to say for himself about the u.s. government's case against him that the western media is abandonment of him the eruptions we've seen across the world in the form of protest and revolution and the future of wiki leaks he things learns that a songe actually has a few regrets so here to discuss it with me is michael hastings rolling stone contributing editor and author of the operators michael thanks so much for coming on and i think just last week talking about mcchrystal now you got a son to tell me about that why the sons agreed to do an interview with you i've been talking to that we could go for about a month i felt the song was a fascinating figure in some ways i could relate to a beer on a very small scale what it's like when when other when the government starts to really criticize your work and that's up to me a couple times and i've been out there defending wiki leaks and the mission of what they're doing because i think it's very important a

trageey this morning. 3&good morning patrice,weeree on hand this morning at severnn parkkhigh school and meade high school where the graduattd.worr of their tragic crash ii spreading fast. fast.this is what'' was leet of their car... nnw ust mangled piece of etal.police say the hree teens were traveling the wronn way on route 50 early saturday morningg.. when they hit 55 year old terry davis of severna pprk head on. unfortunately, no one survived. the otherrcar... 18-year old - breanna frrnco,,19-year old brittany alker andd18-year old zachary ose were all killee. "ittmakes me ggateful for &peverything i have going to this highschool and being where i am, and how lucky i am" attthis point t's unclear if megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a gruesome discovery in prince county.after acting on a tip... authoritiesspulled aa body from a well in fort washingttn, suuday afternoon. the bdy has been identified as 53-year-old lenwood "lenny" harris... and it's now been ruued a homcide.harris who was ffom alexandria... hasn't been seen since september 21st... and his cell phone and &pcar were found no

both of them happened in edgewood on saturday night in the 17th block of mead would court. investigators say that cases are similar and both victims said they were walking in that area and were caught up in a dispute. one of the victims is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. >> strange whether to take out the old and bring in the new year. yesterday it was 60 and a very nice day. not quite as warm today. a beautiful morning but we clouded up this afternoon. you can see three bands, one running from new jersey to delaware and the eastern shore and another from eastern pennsylvania right along the interstate 95 corridor through baltimore and washington d.c. another band between hagerstown and cumberland. everything is moving east. but some colder temperatures are coming in so somebody is going to get some snow. we will deal with that in your forecast in just a minute. >> it would not be dead new year without new laws going into effect today. new fines starting with the state highway administration finding anyone placing a sign on the road without a permit. crews wou

meade. two officers shared a deep military interest. ike eisenhower and georgie. the fierce expression, his get-up at masquerades reflected his deep instinct to play warrior or fighter. his wife joined in, sensing that even in fun these roles suited her soldier husband. the time came as it had before when the clothing of battle was to be worn by millions of americans. november 1942. in command of the american forces for the invasion of north africa. lieutenant general george s. patton, jr. one of the outstanding features of the brief campaign was patton's bold leadership and later, the favorable impression he created on french and arabs alike. long-range plans could now be discussed, plans which would cast the toughest general in a leading role. meanwhile a battle was raging to the east in tunisia. his tankers when they roused to the pitch of the fighting spirit and entered the fray. allied leaders such as general alexander sensed patton's remarkable military gifts, his judgment, his sure instinct for what the enemy would do. patton set a tank trap for rommel. rom

no problems on route 50 after route 175 near fort mead. coming up in my next report an update on the two accidents at 4:55. >>> former penn state penn state football coach joe paterno made his first public statement. the two counts of child molestation brought against jerry sandusky cost paterno his job after 46 seasons. in an interview with the washington post. paterno says he just didn't know how to handle the situation. >> i had never had to deal with a system like that. >>> that was joe paterno talking about receiving reports from a student assistant that jerry sandusky was accused of abusing a boy in the shower at the penn state football facility. sandusky says he is innocent. after posting $50,000 bail. a pre trail hearing is scheduled for march 2nd. >>> a new report links asthma to birth defects. pregnant women had a small increased risk of having babies with birth defects when they took asthma drugs. >>> only a small percentage of pediatricians order a heart test before giving their patients drugs to treat attention deficit disorde

picked york avenue of new say this is the roadway that takes a military thesion makers from to fort meade people they want see it every day. is upsetting people on the roadways. his gas feet from the of broadly life face says it is a little unsettling. not know how many who got hurt or killed. >> annual billboard -- a new is drawing disapproval onlookers. >> you were there to protect everybody. i do not agree with that. >> he is the army private accused of turning over top- secret documents to wikileaks. one of the men behind the billboards says the intent is to the thought that the young soldier is a trade war. >> bradley manning has stayed to defend the constitution and. he has been subjected to all abuse, a prolonged confinement, forced nudity. that anythings treated should not be that way. the capital of america. about $16,000 a month could go elsewhere. >> they could do something else with that money. put the group selected january as the month to but this is therd up because this find outt manning will whether he will be court- martialed. currently facing life in prison. is under wa

everybody"we're told grief counselors will be on hand this morning at severna park high school and meade high school where the three teens just recently graduated. meantime, police are still investigating the crash. 3&police willlhold a joint prrs conference today following a gruesome discovery in prince george's county. county.acting on a tip... investigators pulled a body from a well in fort washington, sunday afternoon. the body has been identtfied as 53-year-old lenwood "lenny" harris.harriss.. who was from alexandria... hadn't been seen since september 21st. police aren't saying much about he case... but do say... the person who tipped them off, is part of the investigation. the person whooc: details about that." the press conference with the prince george's county and alexandria policc is scheduled for 10-thirty. some terrifying moments... for passengers aboard a lane in or. oregon. the plane had just taken off... when suddenly... one of the engines stopped working.a passenger took this cell phone video... of the propeller coming to a stop... mid-air.the pilot quicklyy turns the pl

it's enough food to feed fort meade. >> i tweaked them a bit to make them a little more dinerrish.xcited about it. hopefully people will come out and try something new. >> thank you very much. >> that was roosevelt leftwich reporting. that episode comes on tonight on the food network tonight at 10:00. >>> first a woman in queen anne's county thought this was missing. now they're looking for her ak47. >> i'm opposed to same-sex marriage. >> the issue over same-sex marriage remains heated. why those against the bill are coming to annapolis. >>> counselors met with students

. >> the governor mead the announcement they will have $370 million for school construction. that equals what we did. >> reporter: it begs the question of whether the republican craig has not only built schools but also built up his resume to pursue a higher office. >> you want to run for governor? >> i will be running for something, yes. >> reporter: in hartford abc 2news. >> while three elementary schools will need renovations david craig said the county shouldn't need to build any schools for five years. >>> the development disabilities administration has come under fire. they help support harry landers who have disabilities. last year it was found that many were put on a waiting list while over $37 million of state funds went unused. today in annapolis a state committee was briefed on the progress by frank kirkland. >> redoing the whole fiscal process, working with the providers and the resource coordinators to make sure people get into services as quickly as possible. we have funding available from the alcohol tax that we are tracking getting people on the services. we h

the teens were graduates of mead and severn park high schools. >>> education alert, flip classrooms, open house today in two countries. 20 states and more than 30 cities in town. sherrie johnson joins us live with more on the preview of what we can expect. this is going to be a great event for so many across the worlds. >> reporter: we are here live at st. paul school for girls. they will have an open house to learn more about the flipped classes. they will be focusing on algebra one and two classes. dawn adams is the chair of the math departments and teaches algebra one and two. what is flipped learning? >> in the old classrooms they go home and complete problems for home work. what we have done is used live technology and the students watch the lesson on line, and then when they come in to class, they are able to complete the problems with the teacher present. >> reporter: show us about how it works. >> i will give you an example of a lesson they get on line and go through the class web page and just hit play. it's explaining to lesson to them now. >> students can, if they want to,

but then general lee's army of the south ran smack into general meade's union army of the potomac. >>met here almost by accident, but once they engaged with each other here, there was no stopping the battle. >> reporter: on july 1st, the first heavy fighting took place here on mcpherson's ridge. over here were the confederate soldiers advancing toward the union soldiers facing them. soldiers hid behind stone walls, wooden fences, anything that would give them cover from the murderous blaze of bullets and cannon balls. for three days of fierce fighting, the armies struggled for the advantage of higher ground. big battles raged for small pieces of territory, like hills and ridges. >> on our left is little round top. it's just about a mile away. and that was the far left of the union army. and, of course, the confederates attacked both ends of the uion line. >> reporter: john krepps has been a battlefield guide here for 12 years. he knows where every move was made. where are we here? >> we are on seminary ridge, which is actually part of the confederate battle line of july 2nd and july 3

mead the candidate's second wife. >> i said to him, "we have been married a long time. -- a longtime." he said, "yes, but you want me all to yourself." >> what was he saying to you? then he was asking to have an open marriage, and i refused. the i except the fact that he has somebody else in his life. >> and you said? >> no. no. >> the final act of today's drama is the news mitt romney did not actually win in iowa after all. a tally of the vote shows he came a very close second instead. his ratings have slipped, and his opponents are circling. then a great to be with you. thank you. then let a day of the political theater, but romney remains the man to become the republican most likely to stand against president obama later this year. >> staying with the fortunes of the republican party, and in one footnote on u.s. politics today, more than two weeks after the iowa caucuses were held, the state's republican party has announced a change to the winner. instead of a narrow victory for mitt romney, it was in fact rick santorum won by 34 v putting upe still have several months ago. you are

video shows a conversation he had it with a neighbor and alleges she left the house while margaret mead was showering. the sheriff's the defense attorney calls the latest allegations absurd. >>darya: 6:12 a.m., we are back with more in a couple minutes. do not go away. offs sphere if fan >>darya: we have sunshine to deal with. james, you mention your tracking something? >> it is supposed to be here probably early tomorrow morning while you are sleeping. it may be gone before you get out of the door for work. as for today, mild temperatures in the 40's, partly cloudy and slightly cooler than yesterday. temperatures are going to be on the mild side. a.m., we are still dealing with forties and fifties. by noon, more fifties and upper 50s to very low 60s by 2:00 p.m.. the greed is where we could see 60-61. as for the rain, future cast 4, you will be fast asleep when no rain drops start to fall in santa rosa. the of the storm system will move across the north bay, by 3:00 a.m. a few bits and pieces near richmond and end by 6:00 a.m. and things break down, maybe light rain in hayward, dublin

. >> britney walker played soccer and lacrosse at meade high school. it was her car. her father said she was behind the wheel. an 18-year-old who also went to meet high school got along side of her friend. she had just died after visiting her father in germany. state police say there were reports of a car driving the wrong way on 97, then route 50. the police were already on the road when the call came in there had been a crash. they all died on the highway. the man they had had a heart attack on the way to the hospital. he was dead before the doctors could get to him. one accident, four families left grief-stricken. >> it is our whole community. about all of our friends. >> everybody is in disbelief. >> darrius tragedy all round. we are waiting for the name of the man who was killed in this accident. alcohol and speed, they will be investigating to determine if there were factors. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> looking at the weather, it was a windy night after a bright and sunny afternoon. steve rudin has the first forecast. >> changes on the way in the belfort fu

former penn state football coach joe paterno has meade his first public statement since being fired, telling the "washington post," he did not know how to handle the report he got in 2002, that accused assistant coach jerry sandusky of abusing a boy in the penn state locker room. jerry sandusky has been charged with 52 counts of child molestation. sandusky insists he's innocent. still ahead, homegrown hope for hate's malnourished children. that story is next. >> it's graduation day for student at oprah winfrey's academy, leadership academy for girls in south africa. winfrey opened the doors of her schools for underprivileged girls five years ago. this is its first graduating class. winfrey says her new graduates are now free to soar. two years after a massive earthquake struck haiti, farm thrers are now growing hope. the central plateau region was largely spared from the earthquake's physical impact but not from the economic devastation. that's tonight's "weekend journal" how haiti's peanut crop is saving lives and creating new economic opportunities. just a few weeks ago, this one-y

we last saw manning at a hearing in fort meade where his defense attorney says he was troubled and should never have been given access. >>> still ahead go inside the capsized cruise ship. a new view of how far it's leaning, plus new details on an explosion below the water. >>> plus, you may have seen the stuff people say videos. now check out the d.c. version and see if you've heard some of these sayings around town. >> the restaurant has really gotten good in the last few years. >> is this jose andres' place? >> they have the best brunch. >> they have a great brunch. >> do you like bloody maries? >> they have such a good brunch. >> the best brunch scene in the state. >> compared to new york, this isn't even a city. >> food truck friday. >> food truck friday. >> let's get some grilled cheese at big bear. >> there's? new am burger place opening up. >> five guys? >> shake shack.  >>> controversy at a north carolina elementary school after a principal made bibles available to the students. some parents complained, including one mother who practices witchcraft. fox news jonath

meade high school. as for the individual they hit, we understand it's an adult male who suffered a heart attack while en route to the hospital and died. that person's identification has not been made public yet because police are still trying to reach all of his family. obviously this crash is under investigation. they'll determine whether or not alcohol is involved. we've seen a lot of postings and messages on facebook, a lot of people touched by this and expressing their sadness. reporting live, jennifer don lan, back to you. >>> a 19-year-old mother allegedly killed at the hands of her ex-boyfriend was laid to rest today. she was shot to death by 21-year-old adam alsley last sunday in laurel. the two had been in a three-year relationship and had a 2-year-old son. the authorities are investigating the events that led up to the deadly shooting. >>> developing news about the occupy dc protesters, the u.s. park service warned demonstrators that starting monday they will enforce a no camping rule. the pro

. >> counselors were made available to teachers and student at meade and is sevenna park high schools where the teens graduated. the 55-year-old victim in the other car has been identified as terry davis of severna park. it's not known if speeding or alcohol may have contributed to that crash. >>> tense moments at bwi last night after a small jet veered off the runway. coming up, the latest on the incident and how the passengers are doing this morning. that's straight ahead. >>> also, corinne. >> reporter: bat tolt finish line as -- battle to the finish line. find out which gop candidate may have the early lead coming up after the break. ♪ abracadabra. new hershey's milk chocolate with almonds in pieces. your favorites, in pieces. hershey's air delight. experience light and airy, melty bubbles. made from pure, delicious hershey's milk chocolate. hershey's air delight. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> polls are is a minutes away from opening in florida. as the gop primary in the sunshine state could be a make or break moment for former house perk newt gingrich. -- speaker newt ging

wikileakk.the prosecution and defense wrapped up arguments thursday in a preliminary hearing at fort meadee deaths fall to a record low.fire officials say they've dropped to the lowest level since record-keeping began in 1938. last year, the city recorded 17 fire deaths... down from the record high of 88, set in 1984. 3 --doctor martin luther king, junior day celebration at the reginald f. lewis museum --dr. skipp sandersis live with the details on this morning's hometown hotspot --music and dance performances, films, crafts --keynote address address the doctor martin luther king junior celebration at the reginald f. lewis museum is today from noon to 5pm.for more information, log on to fox baltimore dot com slash &pmorning. still to come.. rejoice ravens-! nation!nats of game! game! the ravens are one win away from the super bowl... highlights of the ravens... taking over the texans... next. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 3)) okay, that looks great. were you profitable last month? how much money is in your checking account? have the browns paid you

a military hearing was held fort mead. >> there is a traffic alert tonight in the tyson's corner ayeah could cause significant delays through early morning. right now all lanes of northbound route 123 closed from andersen to great falls street. exit ramp east dulles connect irior to 123. closed. all part of a bridge construction for dulles metro rail project. >> it has a key role in our national security. fairfax county is frying to lure the fbi out of the nation's capital. jane watrell reports. >> reporter: a concrete fortress at ninth and pennsylvania. the fbi has been headquartered here for four decades. but the g-men have outgrown the building and must relocate. fairfax county is rolling out the welcome mat. supervisor jeff mckay, pitching the 70 acre warehouse site yard from the station. >> i have a dinosaur of a warehouse next to a regional center. >> fairfax county officials know this is very early in the game. that's because trying to get the fbi to relocate its headquarters from 9th to pennsylvania out to the virginia suburbs isn't a slam dunk. this warehouse site out in sprin

phil emery mead said the media for the first time today.d on saturday and is the team's fifth general manager. that has been a look at your sports and your life illinois lottery drawing is next illinois lottery... pick 3- pick 3- 5,9,6 pick four- 4,4,49 i hope those were your lucky numbers have a great day. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. an investigation in new york seeks to uncover the cause of the mysterious illness affecting high-school students. environmental activist in rent brockovich have joined the investigation team. one of her research is collected samples from the side of the chemical spill that had been more than 40 years ago. recently commenced an inset at a nearby high school have been suffering from uncontrollable tics and verbal outbursts. one investigator says what

in revealing letter to the republican national committee or presidential committee chairman mead alcourt, eisenhower suggested that one of the guiding doctrines of the republican party should be, quote, equality of all citizens before the law. meaning the political and economic right of no citizen should be jeopardized because of his race or his religion. the obligation of the law was to protect social rights. but in ike's view, those words were open to interpretation. and debate. in expressing these views, the president believed that he was addressing the most important concerns of blacks. as sherman adams related one time, eisenhower told me that he disagreed with his southern friends who contended that negros were primarily seeking social equality. he, eisenhower, believed that the negro was more anxious for economic equality, an equal chance for a job and a good education, equal justice before the law, equal right to vote. the president was certain then that he possessed a full appreciation of the aspirations of the negro. and he also believed that he had divined the best policy for

meade in maryland last month. manning could find out in the next few days if he'll face a court-martial. >>> now 4:36. ahead on news4 news4, putting an end to the mystery. what investigators are saying after recent speculation surrounding the death of actress natalie wood. >>> rolling out the welcome mat. the area county that claims to have the perfect location for new fbi headquarters. >>> cold temperature will greet you this morning. (ringing) hello? this is the sea calling. the sea? yeah! (laughing) what's it like there? brrrrrrr! how do you deal with that? a coat, a hat. gloves. scraping ice off a car. (making scraping noises) i don't want to rub it in, but where i am, it's 82 and sunny. get me outta here! (laughing) >>> welcome back, 4:39. 39 degrees. we'll have changes in the forecast coming up. >> and a school close. in stafford county, ferry farm elementary school will be closed. apparently there's no heat in the building. so students at ferry farm elementary school in stafford, no school today. there's no

the way in which the young meads been operating the we in which this extremely unintelligent president mark was the king has been operating and the way in which the new justice minister than these minister going social and moral crozier to decide what can go on and what can even go on and what shouldn't go on television is awarding the real problems of photogrammetry which are social and economic problems and the planet needs to be implemented to help the boy of the people who outreach aapl addicted to the fact that the so-called moderate islamists are basically concentrating on moral sense osho but more people should do in general is a sign of the bankruptcy it's because they are not of the people anything else so they are receding along. twenty five minutes past the hour in russian capital let's now tell you that a look at russian influences in the italian capital of rome is on the way very shortly before that daniel will be bringing you the latest business news stay with us live here in moscow. welcome to the business program the european union has joined the growing conflict betwee

anne arundel said it needs to widen 175 near fort meade. add up the costs and the state would need an extra $12 billion. governor o'malley points out that's money the trust fund doesn't have. >> you get what you pay for. there's no way to build a $100 million bridge for $10 million. that's why the funding recommends raising the gas tax by 15 cents per gallon over three years. the idea is being discussed in annapolis and on the road. >> i would sacrifice 15 cents for improving the roads. >> reporter: many drivers say the price of gas is already too high, that's in part due to the cost of crude oil. another 10% goes into refining that oil, 5% for distribution, but the last 10% are taxes. for every gallon, 1.4 cents go to the -- 18.4 cents did to the government. maryland's gas rate is the sixth highest in the country, behind these five states, which all charge more than 40 cents. lawmakers have not introduced any legislation to increase the gas tax. derek valcourt. >> analysts say an increase could bring in a half a billion dollars. >>> an inv

soldier accused of leaking cables and documents to wiki leaks face an article thirty two hearing in fort meade maryland and today the presiding officer lieutenant colonel paul monza has recommended that manning face a general court martial and a letter sent to the press the army explain what's going to happen next they say it's special court martial convening authority or review all moms as reports and determine what charges will be most fit for manning the army privates current charges are aiding the enemy wrongfully causing intelligence to be published on the internet where the enemy can access that information theft of public property and records transmitting defense information fraud and related activity in connection with computers and violating army regulations on information assurance and the army's information security program and major general michael listening to the court martial convening authority will decide if manning is in fact guilty of those charges or what the appropriate punishment will be now according to the press release manning could potentially face a maximum punishmen

actually 50 miles north near fort meade which is the national security agency agency, and the electronic eavesdroppers from others around the world and in the united states are located. and has doubled after 9/11. when it did start to grow this of agencies started to grow as well and then a contractors started to grow and wanted to be close to the agency said you had a clustering effect that was the toughest part the whole eastern seaboard and in another place is like colorado outside of denver it is the largest federal top-secret agency's center in the country outside of the east coast or outside of denver. this is what we called "top secret america." then besides the numbers which are large and 1/3 was created after 9/11, we can talk about that also, we wanted to say it is big and expensive, where it is some of the problems? of course, people who i had known many years in the military and intelligence world were talking to me about these problems even before it started to doing this work. this is one of the main reasons people who consider themselves loyal, patriotic americans who want

you'll get to mead immediate -- meet maryland athlete brian boyle, alive only because of donations oflood others gave him. you'll also get a copy of his book "iron heart." show up any time from 8:00 to 4:00. >>> we are enjoying another day of mild midwinter weather. the sun was outer most of the day. the air mild. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here with updated numbers from first warning weather. >> still mievmentd but -- mild, but 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. yesterday was 59. locally, just a few clouds around. but out to the west, that's where the rain is. we'll be tracking it. most of this rain you see in louisville, indianapolis, cincinnati, is heading up west of us. but there is still a chance of a little rain late tonight and tomorrow morning. then late tomorrow night, this batch by little rock, that's going to pass by the region, give us a really good chance of solid showers, maybe even some thunder. temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s. a little unusual. but there's heavy rain down there. tomorrow night and friday morning, that's when the bulk

anne arundel says it needs to widen 175 near fort meade. in fact, add up the cost for just the top priority project in the 23 counties in the city, and the state would need an extra $12 billion. governor o'malley points out that's money the state's transportation trust fund doesn't have. >> you get what you pay for. and there's no way to build a $100 million bridge for $10 million. >> reporter: they recommend raising the state's gas tax by 15 cents per gallon over three years. >> reporter: the idea of an increase is being discussed in annapolis and on the roads. >> i would sacrifice, i think, 15 cents over that period for that road. i would. >> reporter: many drivers say the price of gas is already too high. that's in part because of the high cost of crude oil, which makes up 75% of the cost of a gallon of oil. another 5% goes into refining that oil. but the last 10% is our taxes. for every gallon, 18.4 cents going to the federal government. and more to the transportation trust fund. adding 15 cents would make maryland's reality the 6th hig

. >> i went to school here in maryland, at fort meade to learn the become a navy journalist i graduatedtwo other navy broadcasters and we -- two of them were assigned to a shift and i was assigned to an airforce -- ship and i was assigned to an airforce base. we were all sailors all sent to japan but i was sent to an airforce base and that first assignment, was a broadcast outlet, it was kind of like a super station like pds and broadcast radio and television signals to 11 different military installations throughout the tokyo area they had just started a regional newscast and that was what my first assignment was. this newscast had loosely assigned beats, and my beat was guam. so it is hot, it is december, and i get sent down to cover -- >>> powerful stories told by guam at the cultural arts center, tickets are just $20.15 active duty members and veterans. back to you in studio. >>> thank you very much. >> still ahead another check of the five day plus incredible shots of saturn and its moons. >> we will answer today's trivia question for you too. see you on the other side of the break

a long time ago when people like george meade, head of the afl-cio, would come in. republican senators would rush over to light his cigar. that sounds like a thousand years ago. big labor was truly big labor. bigger than the fed chairman. bigger than the guy from the fed, afl-cio was big they were the fed chairman, politically. do you see that coming? i don't mean overnight, but could it become a big part of the progressive coalition in this country? politically delivering in big states likewise which is? go, mike. >> i hope so. i think labor has been critical in delivering wisconsin in any number of races. any given sunday, chris, big labor is about 25% of the electorate here. which is a pretty big state. we have been a very strong labor state. but i think we have we absolutely need an expansion of labor. i think it's people's ticket into the middle class. that's what people are hungering for right now is how to live their life with a little bit more so they can get by. >> okay, it's great to have you on. >> go ahead. last word, ed. the big thing is, 80% of labor m

you will get to mead maryland -- meet marylander brian boyle alive only because of the blood others gave him. you'll get to take home a copy of brian's book, iron heart. sign up now and show up any time from 8:00 to 4:00. >>> newt gingrich is fighting are fund -- for funding after his big win in north carolina. he needs more money to take on mitt romney's campaign. >> reporter: mitt romney is speaking -- stepping up to the mike with a new attack against newt gingrich. >> i think as you look at the speaker's record over time, it has been highly erratic. >> reporter: romney is taking aim at the former speaker over the campaign trail and over the air waves. romney released this adafter his big win in north carolina. the florida tv spot is the first negative ad to come from the negative romney campaign. >> reporter: gingrich is raising the money to strike back and fast. florida's primary is less than a week away. and is shaping up to be the most expensive so far. >> reporter: right now, romney has the biggest war chest and the largest organization. but gingrich raised $1 million in the first

it is a mead make-or-berate break weekend for the g.o.p. contenders in two nationally televised debates. we will preview the critical 48 hours that lie ahead. a slight drop in the unemployment rate puts a smile on the face of president obama. >> we are making progress. we are moving in the right direction. >> sean: but with over 20 million americans looking for work, we ask: you can afford four more? we look at the blatant bias of the obam'bama-loving media. >> it's an unapologetic, in-your-face conservative. >> sean: "hannity" starts right here, right now. we are only a few days removed from rick santorum's second-place finish in iowa, where he fell 8 votes shy of the top spot. late last night, word broke that some errors may exist. could that mean that senator santorum actually won? after the reports surfaced on thursday, santorum announced he is not interested in reinvestigation iowa. instead, he is moving to new hampshire with a sudden influx of campaign cash because in the two days following iowa, he reportedly raised upwards of $2 mil

anne arundel says it needs to widen 175 in fort meade. in fact, add up the costs for just the top-priority projects, and the state would need an extra $12 billion. governor o'malley explains that that is money the state just doesn't have. >> there's no way to build a $100 million bridge for $10 million. >> reporter: that's why they recommend raising the state's gas tax, by 15 cents per gallon over three years. >> reporter: the idea of an increase is being discussed in annapolis and on the roads. >> i would sacrifice, i think, 15 cents for that period for improving the roads. >> reporter: many drivers say the price of gas is already too high. that's in part because of the cost of crude oil, which makes up 75 cent of a cost of a gallon. 10 sends for refining that oil. but the last 10 cents, for every gallon, 18.4 percent goes to maryland. and more goes to the trust fund. adding 15 more cents would maryland's gas tax the sixth highesterate country: behind these five states which all charge 40 cents or more. >> derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness

that lawyer was not allowed to call clinton to the witness stand at fort meade. this month, a judge ruled that manning will face a court-martial. he could face life in prison if convicted on 22 counts. >>> there is new insight into why a german con artist claimed he was a member of the rockefeller family more than a decade ago. >> reporter: the man told the fbi his name was clark rockefeller when he was arrested in 2008. but in it, clark gert rider said he said he was a pathetic nothing. and if you are born short, you want to be something bigger. officials say he lied about his past to charm his way into influential social circles in new york, california, massachusetts and new hampshire. >> clark geret streeter is a suspect in the disappearance and killing of a man in 1995. >>> good news is, we've had a bad winter so far. the bad news is, heating oil prices are sky high. the average price for people using natural gas is about $670. those who use heating oil, are paying more than $2300. the price difference is mainly because natural gas sources are local. now, it'

one thing you should know about the omaha mead why other ma.des moines is right about here. that's why romney won the omaha media market and dubuque media markets at that point, but he lost des moines, and remember, he went heavily negative. so this is what we're going to be watching for tomorrow night. can romney duplicate this. what's interesting between santorum and huckabee? the eastern part of the state, very heavily catholic, santorum, a devout catholic, did she make more instance and combine that a little bit with doing well with evangelicals who are more part of the center of the state? this is just a little bit of what we'll show you tomorrow night and we'll have the results going in. we'll go county by county when we need to. lots of fun stuff in here that we can use with the app, just a little taste. we have a lot more coming up. >>> all right, after months of buildup, it's finally caucus eve. >> nbc, i'll give you a little shout out here, has done a great job in following our campaign, frankly longer and consistently than anybody el

al mead county sheriff's deputy are searching for escaped inmate from the santa rita jail in dublinalthey there is word he may have just been caught. we are run that go down for you. 57-year-old jose franco is a burglary suspect from oakland. >> and investigators now say there have been about 56 suspicious fairs in the novato area since saturday night. most of the fires have been small and only one came close to a home. headlines tonight. today for the first time an american man was sentenced to die by iran. former marine visiting his grand mother who apparently both live in iran is accused of spying for the u.s. government. as martha explain explains, this american is now caught in the cross hairs of a high stake game of chicken. >> iran has sentenced to death. >> it's a shocking sentence for this young american. broadcast today on iran tv. the man is the first american to face a death sentence in iran. face a charge of spying for the cia. first to have served in the u.s. military. i think this man is probably in very serious trouble and unless there's some intervening variable we do

this follows a preliminary information at fort meade. bradley manning gave thousands of top-secret documents to the website wikileaks. it will now go up to a commander who will ultimately decide if manning will face trial. >>> the u.s. military is promising a full investigation into a video showing american marines, urinating on the bodies of taliban fighters. tara mergener reports from washington, the video is causing outrage around the world. >> reporter: the 42nd video posted on you tube appears to show four marines urinating on three dead bodies, presumably taliban fighters. >> have a great day, buddy. >> reporter: the men seemed to know they're being recorded. the video has the u.s. doing damage control. >> anyone -- anyone found to have participated or known about it, having engaged in such conduct, must be held fully accountable. >> reporter: defense secretary leon pineta released a statement, saying, i have seen the footage. and i find the behavior in it depicted, utterly deplorable. pineta has ordered a full investigation. and h