democratic senator ben darden took his message of reform to his constituents in largo, maryland last night and of particular concern to one attendee is the proposal to find people who do not buy health insurance. >> are you going to tell me, an individual that i have to buy health care or else you are going to fine me $2,500 every year that i don't do that. >> what happens if you get sick? what happens if you are in a car accident or what happens if you happen to slip and you have a broken bone and you end up in the emergency room. you don't pay. you are part of the population that shift its costs over to a person who does pay [ applause ] and they are paying for you. >> because there are many competing versions of the legislation, it remains unclear what an eventual compromise might look like. >>> right now a nanny working for a family is behind bars charged with showing pornography to children in a car. they say that she also had sexually explicit conversations with a 5-year-old boy and two girls ages 10 and 12. she was accused of ordering the boys to stand nude in front of a web c

it includes a loud exchange between senator ben darden and constituents. see it for yourself by visiting the maryland news page. >>> we should know soon if a group of high school students from our area will be released from a chinese hospital and get back to their vacation. 22 maryland and dc students are quarantined at their hotel in beijing. at least one member of the group has a confirmed case of h1n1 flu. natalie cheney is part of the group. in an interview with chinese television she says the chinese are treating all of them well. >> we have been treated well. in fact they have received american food. they have a tv. >> the group from our area is in china with the con few, institute. the purpose is for a cross cultural, change. the group will pay for any kind of extended stay for the students. >>> governor o'malley says education is the only area which is safe from another round of budget cuts. the free state is facing a $700 million deficit and $280 million in cuts will be approved today coming from medicaid and health care programs. o'malley says mo