. >> prince georges fire chief, mike brady, says the amount of carbon monoxide found in the home could have proven fatal in just an hour or two. >>> an 85-year-old woman dies in police custody and now detectives are trying to figure out what happened to her. it started early this morning. the woman apparently had been acting irrationally at the hospital. police were called in. they placed mary gene martin in the back of a patrol car andattempted to take her to a mental facility for evaluation. that's when martin went into some sort of melodies trees and a-- medical distress and attempts to save here were unsuccessful. >>> this woman was caught trying to smuggle cocaine. but she isn't facing charges. she arrived on a flight from el salvador. customs found six chocolate bars with a cocaine center as well as six small drink boxes with cocaine inside. this woman was identified as a quote, unquote, legitimate currier. she was not criminally charged. instead she faces a five-year ban from entering the united states. >>> five states held their republicans and mitt romney poised to make a clea

. >> prince george's county county fire chief mike brady says the amount of carbon monoxide found inside the home could have proven fatal in just an hour or two. >>> lawmakers in maryland may be called back to annapolis for two separate special legislative sessions. one would deal with the state's money problems. the second would focus on expanding gambling to national harbor. news of the possible sessions came after a meeting between governor martin o'malley and the heads of the state senate and house. if the legislature doesn't pass a new budget by july, the so- called doomsday budget which includes half a billion dollars in cuts will take effect. >>> later today, the u.s. supreme court is going to take up arizona's immigration law. justices will hear oral arguments to help them decide if the law is constitutional or not. they'll determine if the state's law passed in 2010 protects its borders or infringes on federal authority. >>> president obama's reelection campaign was in full force yesterday. the. was targeting young voters during stops at college campuses. he discussed lower rate

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a heart-warming story of the real life brady bunch when we return. [ applause ] >> mike: childhood friends died of cancer just weeks apart. then they met at one of the funerals and realized they shared a common grief. they turned to each other for support and fell in love all over again. they're remarkable and heart warming story is told in the new book called "the color of rain." please welcome michael and gina spain. tino, your husband knew he was sick and he started making some videos for your kids. >> he did, yeah. >> mike: he knew he was not going to make it, didn't he? >> well, that's true. he was diagnosed with cancer in 2002. he formed an outline. he said i at the present time think of all the things i would ever want to tell my boys if i'm not here. the cancer journey was a three year journey. he had a hard time pushing that record button for a while. as he got nearer to the end of his life he decided it's time to do this and he did. >> mike: we want to show one of them. this is when he is telling his boys about faith. listen. >> if you pray for no other thing, pray that god will

. >> mike: what's been the hardest part of blending the family? you are the real life bradyunch. >> there is no alice. there is no trips to hawaii. i got news for but that it's actually been pretty seamless. we took our time and involved the kids in the process. we weren't real affectionate with one another. we just became really good friends as a unit. there were seven people falling in love. there weren't just two. we were very cognizant of that we paid close attention to our children and their needs in the process. the blending part was pretty easy. >> mike: also two things that have really helped us. first of all, our spouses are still very present tense. matt and cathy are still very much a part of this family. there are nine people in this family. two of them have already been called home. the other thing is our faith has provided an incredible foundation for us. so that not only these incredible valleys that we have talked about, the sad parts of life but also the joyful dancing parts of life are easier to understand for our kids because of their faith. >> mike: you k

mike: you had to hope. >> thanks god, right? >> what's the hardest part of blending the family. you guys are the real brady there's no alice, no trips to hawaii, got news for you about that. no, it's actually become pretty seamless, i think we took our time and involved the kids in the process and weren't real affectionate with one another, became friends as a unit. there were seven people falling in love, there weren't just two and we were cognizant of that and played close attention to our children and their needs in the process and the blending part was pretty easy. >> two things helped us, first of all, our spouses are still very present tense, matt and kathy are still very much a part of this family. there is he' nine people in the family and two have already been called home and the other thing our fate provided an incredible foundation for us so that not only these incredible valleys that we've talked about, the sad parts of life, but also, the joyful dancing parts of life are easier to understand for our kids because of their faith. >> mike: you know, it's a great story. the book is called "the col

brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mikeone or no place to take him in. >> it could be directly related to there being no parent, to there being no guardian, no relative that's willing to take the offender in.ç it could be that they've exhausted all of the other community placement treatment programs that were out there, and we're having to dig and try to find as best we can somebody else to take him. >> in his final comments about what he sees for his future, jacob reveals one last wrenching detail about the life he left behind. >> normal, good life for me? going back to school so i could finish my high school diploma, take care of my little girl, get married to my girl's mama. take care of them. pretty much normal.