i made a mistake. >> david taylor had been a free man.years when he failed to report to his parole officer. david has been back at riverbend for one year. >> i'm not coming back. ain't no chance of that. no way. just a rat race. a controlled life. can't do nothing. 42 years old. too old for this. >> michael was very young when he first came to prison on a parole violation for aggravated assault. he believes his time at riverbend has matured him. >> it's helped me to cope with some issues that i have. and it's -- i was going to say a good place. but it's not. prison is not no good place. >> don't forget my guitar. >> i figured you might leave it for later. >> david's cellmate, greg edwards, has to wait another three months for parole. >> i'm happy for him. i just, you know, i see these guys come and go. but i know this guy right here, you know, he's -- he knows this ain't no life. >> the time has come for these two inmates to say good-bye to their lives behind bars. >> i'll holler at you. >> michael's wife and sister will be meeting him to

. >> four of the five men, including david taylor and fernando martinez, have now been identified as save the life of robert edlefson. he will recover completely. the car, unfortunately, was a total loss. despite the risks they took, both sartello and oxley say they would do it again. >> i just don't know, you know, how close i was to death. it affected someone else's life. i mean, that's -- that made it all worth it right there. >> coming up -- a vintage plane flips upside down. >> my first thought was just shock. just couldn't believe it. [ buzz ] off to work! did you know honey nut cheerios is america's favorite cereal? oh, you're good! hey, did you know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereal is... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! >>> a vintage plane lands at washington international airport and flips upside down. caught on two cameras. >> i was just shocked. i couldn't figure out why that would happen. >> in june 2010, ashley halsey iii, the transportation reporter for "the washington post," is invited by a friend to take a ride on

. >> goldie taylor, david axelrod called romney the most secretive candidate since richard nixon.ffective way to describe him? >> if i hear anything else about taxes and penalties from mitt romney, i want to hear about the taxes he hasn't shown us and the penalties he does not pay. jet skiing and all that stuff aside, mitt romney is out of touch with the american people. to say that we don't, you know, care about people who don't have access to quality care, health insurance in this country, is frankly something that's a misnomer. i'm a small business owner. i employ under 50 people. i provide those people with health insurance out of my pocket. and i think that's an important choice that i make and i think mitt romney is going to say that -- >> okay. a very powerful point. >> that people have that choice. >> thank you. i guess mitt romney balking on water. >> pennsylvania's voter id law now faces a challenge. the reverend jesse jackson will weigh in. stay tuned. i read an article... well, i read the majority of an article online about how older people are becoming more and more a

taylor. klutzes special legislative session to expand gambling is better than rolling the dice according to governor o'malley who believes progress is being made. >> and david joins us live from the news room. >> this is a yet to be named gambling commission setting new tax breaks for gaming revenue. the senate president will be briefed at a breakfast meeting tomorrow. >> the are the low-cost special session are now better than a role of the dice. this grows from a consensus regarding a new proposal allowing to set a gambling tax rates. the seven sticking point for some house members. -- this has been a sticking point. >> this is better left to a commission to handle. they can come back and overturning it if it was never something so egregious. what they discussed it with stephanie rawlings blake who declined to speak to reporters. isaiah leggitt. >> let the gaming commission said the raids. i think that the house alternative plan that they offer. >> they all support allowing a commission and they will press their case for table games with their delegations. the state board of public works that the property tax rate. the governor believes the house alternat

taylor. >> the maryland attorney general's office has been investigating price gouging complaints. some gas stations have artificially increase their prices. david collins is joining us live in the studio. david, what kind of problems are people having? >> its unethical. they're shooting up by as much as 50 cents per gallon and hotel rooms usually going for $59 are suddenly demanding as much as $500. electric power is still being restored and in the midst of all love this, some are taking advantage of the emergency. >> some establishments are trying to take advantage. >> they are investigating price gouging complaints regarding huge increases in room rates. one establishment which usually charges $59 per night object of their prizes to $500. this hotel suddenly demanding $700. the prices on generators skyrocketed and the complaints do not stop there. one consumer reported the price of gas shot up by 50 cents a gallon. >> in maryland, we do not have a price gouging statute. the >> they can be challenged under the fair practice laws of the state. then there are storm chasers, tons of them. they're good at taking your money but not in actual repair