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matthew miller was driving when his car struck goucher road and struck kevin ryan. miller's attorney filed motion to modify his record to remove the stigma so he would be better able to get a job. >> you can't deny you were convicted. he embraces that. it's part of his self-therapy to work through. >> reporter: but miller did not embrace his role on the night the towson university student died. he left the scene and later dialed 911 to offer up a false report that he had been carjacked. meantime kevin ryan was left mi. another car ran over him, sealing his fate. >> i accept his apology. i just think in this case he let his lawyer lead him too quickly to this motion and tried to force. it you can forgive people over time but it's hard to do when it's jammed down your throat. >> reporter: the online request attracted 2600 cigna churs. miller only had to serve seven months of his 18-month sentence. >> according to statistics, maryland is ranked 26 of all states in dui related deaths. nearly 4,000 had five prior drunk driving arrests. >>> now to our continuing coverage

graduated from goucher college. senior sara barts is having a great year. bart was one of 15 players selected from 12,000 who applied for the competition. today she basked in the glory of being honored by our local government. >> i'm surprised it's still going, but i'm glad that everybody is so excited about it and it's been a lot of fun. now bart is a philadelphia native and always dreamed of being on jeopardy. she will graduate with a major in history and $50,000 in her pocket. >>> we'll find out how it will shape up with wyatt when we come back. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >>> before we go, kelly joins us with a look at w

>> we are indeed at goucher boulevard and la salle avenue.re a call about a drowning initially came in to fire officials at the calvert hall college here at goucher. firefighters arrived at the scene and found a young male conscious and breathing at the time. he has been taken from the hospital. to a waiting ambulance. we believe he is going to be transported to a local area hospital. he was apparently conscious and breathing at the time that they arrived. so very fortunate situation here. it appears that he was in the pool area of the school. it's not clear what caused him to nearly drown. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. captain mike perry, reporting live from sky eye chopper 13. >> budget crunch. baltimore's mayor wants to close a half dozen swimming pools. adam may has new reaction from the mayor. adam? >> mary, major swimming pools like this one at druid hill park would not be shut down. but it could get bigger if the areas in the city begins to dwindle. >> reporter: several of baltimore's swimming pools could be all dried up. but t

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miller was driving drunk the night his car jumped the curb at goucher road and hit kevin ryan. >>> new video shows george zimmerman shortly after he shot and killed trayvon martin. it really calls into question zimmerman's claim that martin attacked him, broke his nose and bashed his head in the sidewalk. >>> and the megamillions jackpot just continues to grow, rising another $40 million in the last 20 hours. the total is at $540 million. >> i want to show you the corner where police say a 2-year-old child was hit by an unmarked police car. the child was rushed to johns hopkins hospital but is expected to survive. we'll let you know more as it develops. >>> a new study by the centers for disease control cast a new light on the weight of autism in the united states. more children than ever are being diagnosed with the disease. abc2 news roosevelt leftwich has the latest. >> reporter: one in 80 children are diagnosed with some sort of autism. the cdc says this paints the picture of the magnitude of the condition across the country. some states have a higher percentage of autism cases. bo

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speak for 20 minutes about my version of sanger's life and work and then christina page, a fellow goucher graduate and an advocate for reproductive rights, and the author of the very important book, how the pro-choice movement saved america, freedom, politics and the war on sex. and then, we will have a conversation about sanger and then we both look forward to your questions and comments. christina is an expert on the recent history of abortion rights, so i'm going to do for all questions after margaret sanger's death in 1966. these are perilous times for women's reproductive rights. we see the sign posts every day. a constitutional amendment in mississippi on fertilized eggs, yes, fertilized eggs, personhood and constitutional rights. and none of us should think that its defeat last week was a victory. rather, such an amendment testifies to the degree that we have shifted from concerned for pregnant women to a fetus centric society where such an amendment is on the ballot and supported by the state's outgoing governor haley barbour, who almost ran for president. that particular amendmen

as yourself, and so you may not be personally feeling the goucher pump, but i can assure you that hundreds of millions of hard-working americans do feel this. they feel that every time they refuel their cars. some of more than others, but all feel it. and while hard working americans continue to suffer because of the price they pay at the pump, and the corresponding prices that they have to pay the grocery store and everywhere else because all of these costs and getting passed downstream. i hope the administration would take that into account in its energy policy and pursue an energy policy that acknowledges the fact that whether we like it or not, we as a people, we as human beings living in this country today continue to be dependent on liquid fuels, and we have to continue to have a source of demand that means we have to continue a robust policy of aggressive exploration and production of petroleum and natural gas. instead of senate focus on this administration. it has placed most of its emphasis in this area on some failed policies including a lot of subsidies of alternative energy pro

don't know how much driving you personally do yourself, and so you may not personally be feeling the goucher the pump, but i assure you hundreds of millions of hard-working americans do feel this committee feel it every time they refuel their cars. some a lot more than others but all felix. while hard working americans continue to suffer because of the price they pay at the pump and the corresponding prices that they have to pay the grocery store and everywhere else because all of these costs and at getting passed downstream , i hope the administration must take into account in its energy policy and pursue an energy policy that acknowledges the fact that whether we like it or not we as a people, we as human beings living in this country today continue to be dependent on liquid fuels and we have to continue to have a source and that means we have to continue a robust policy of aggressive exploration and production of petroleum and natural gas. instead i've seen it focus on this administration that has placed most of his emphasis in this area on a failed policy and putting a lot of subsidies o