state senator david brinkley will challenge him in the april 3rd primary. he is running for an 11th term in the 6th district which adds a slice of montgomery to western maryland. he had landed support from the mayor of frederick, also from frederick. >>> and in the race -- beating rick sanity rome but just eight votes and he was off to new hampshire today where he was endorsed by his former rival and 2008 presidential nominee arizona senator john mccain. >> i'm really here for one reason and one reason only. that is to make sure that we make mitt romney the next president of the united states. >> reporter: and his tie topped his surge from teen in the polls to now a contender. last night's caucuses brought the race to an end for bachmann. she finished 6th and announced she will end her campaign. rick perry said he thought he would rethink but now he said he will head to new hampshire along with ron paul and gingrich. >>> and don't forget -- and all abc 2news is on their all the time along with yahoo and wmur tv. they will host a debate, it'll run from 9 unt

republican senator david brinkley...is also running for bartlett's house seat.enator anthony muse...is challening incumbant u.s. senatorben cardin.and house minority leader tony o'donnell...is hoping to unseat u.s. house minority leader... steny hoyer. (rydell) "but even if none of the state legislators running for congress win, they won't lose their seats in annapolis because their terms here won't expire until 2014."(crenson) "people run for many reasons. they run not just toowin, they also run to get issues that they care about into the public sphere. sooe of them run just for ego." whatever the reason...political experts it still gives state lawmakers...more visibility...if they seek re-election.in annapolis, john rydell, fox 45 news at ten. maryland's primary election is tuesday, april third. the.../ president.../ is... asking congress.../ for... the power .../ to... scale back.../ g. government.today,.../ ááheáá... unveiled.../ his plann.. to merge.../ six... federal agencies...///,ááalláá handle ...trade and commerce..../ááheáá says.../ the move... will..

and i would like to hear david brinkley's comment on that. and one more comment. and that would be that when they talk about teddy roosevelt, teddy roosevelt was the one that broke up standard oil in new jersey. and i can't imagine ross perot ever being someone that would condone breaking up a large corporation. teddy roosevelt was in a league of his hone but i would like to hear david's comment. >> it's doug brinkley who is our guest tonight and probably happens to you pretty frequently. >> it does. >> teddy roosevelt seems to have struck a chord. >> president obama talked about the new nationalism. and a couple of things i would like to mention. i'm reflecting on what we've been talking about here. one of the big things to keep in mind with ross perot in 1992 is that you had the soviet union collapse. the cold war ended in 1991. when perot is entering in 1992. the question, there was a lot of jubilation with that. we've been fighting the cold war from harry truman on down, taxpayers had built up this huge deficit to win the cold war. and the fact that perot was

and i said how does he feel when you have great anchors like david brinkley, frank mcgee, people of thatay, we are going to now have a person who even gauges in opinion, sometimes propaganda deliver the news, and are fair & balanced in terms of how we're going to cover exit polls and entrance polls and the like. in my mind it leads to a confidence gap for the american viewer and public to say, listen let's have news here, let's have opinion there, let's not mix the two. i don't think on fox news channel you see grover norquist hosting and anchoring the news coverage here at fox. when people say fox, you're not fair, you're not balanced, well i'm opinionated, i'm an analyst, i'm a commentator. i tell what my past has been in terms of politics, in terms of being in democratic politics, in being in republican pop particulars and doing both. at the time time where is the coverage and fair disclosure across the country. bill: someone argued the lines have been blurred for some time and that trend is continuing. >> well, there is opinion that sometimes goes into news coverage, we see that in n

in afghanistan were awarded the purple heart today. [ applause ] tech sergeant ronnie brinkley, staff sergeant david adkins and another staff sergeant were wounded in combat. all three are members of the 60th civil engineers squadron explosive ordnance disposal flight. >>> what's milking some dairies drew and how much more you will have to pay for the organic kind. >>> they allow entire sites to be shut down. >> growing backlash over a new internet piracy bill. the silicon valley giant said to be considering a nuclear blackout to stop it. ,,,,,, cost you. the new york >>> heavy demand for organic milk is milking some dairies dry and if you drink it, it's going to cost you. the "new york times" reports that the price of organic milk has not kept pace with skyrocketing feed prices. and as a result, farmers are not feeding their cows as much and milk production has slowed. that's expected to drive organic milk prices up by about 10%. >>> if you thought itunes and google music put an end to free downloading of copyrighted materials on the internet think again. piracy still thrives in many other areas of