jane miller has the story. >> the victim and his wife had been fishing near the kee bridge. as a packed of their truck to the if -- their truck to leave, they say several men began yelling racial slurs and then turned violent. >> a sustained a severe head -- he sustained a severe head injury. >> police say it had all the markings of i hate crime. one suspect was taken into custody a short time after. police say he and the others left in the victims' trust, which had an anti-theft device that allowed them to track it. in may the man was accused of beating his wife because she associated with african americans. the park today, disheartened to learn what happened earlier in the day. >> still year. >> the baltimore mayor released a statement saying, after visiting the victim in the hospital today, the commissioner and i promise to do everything in our power to bring the other assailants to justice. any form of violence has no place in our society. tonight police in baltimore county are looking for the thief who robbed two fast-food restaurants, one right after the other. officia

reporting live tonight, jane miller, wbal tv 11 news. >> police are interviewing witnesses after a man was found stabbed inside his car. it was just after 5:30. andrew from pasadena died from his injuries at harbor hospital. anyone with information is urged the couch -- urged to call the police. and a woman led them on a 7 mile chase and rammed a police cruiser. the woman refused to stop for the officer's siren. when the cruiser got in front of her car, she went off road and hit the cruiser getting back on. police are now planning a medical condition that may have affected the woman's judgment. >> the school year is starting off on a sat out after one of their classmates was hit by an alleged drug driver. >> 16-year-old ben was supposed to be a junior at long reach high-school. he is being kept alive on life support. his father tells me his son is an organ donor. for all intents and purposes, he died this morning from his injuries. family members and friends say that 60-year-old ban was one of the kind. -- a 16 year-old ben was one of a kind. they snuck out for a late-night bike ride a

>> but was jane miller report in your reader in the victim has not been released because he is also a witness. strong words for the people involved and this weekend possible shooting triggered the suspects are still on the loose. kerry cavanaugh joins us live with the details. we are having trouble with that live shot and will try to get them back to you as soon as we karen. >> police in washington, d.c., say a girl was shot on the shoulder. police say the 14-year-old was inside a home of frederick douglass place earlier this morning. residents say there were several men standing on the corner when a hail of bullets hit the girl's house. >> how many bullets came into your house? >> none, but two struck her. they say she was lying in bed, then she would have got shot in the head twice. >> the girl was treated and released. police are investigating who fired the shots into the home. >> police are investigating a deadly accident involving a motor tonight. authorities say a 35-year-old william jacobs died after his motorcycle was cut off by an acura. the driver was not injured. police sai

jane: david lee miller was at that town hall. david, what was that like?sound you just heard is a good indication of what took place in this room. arlen specter, hearing an earful, the majority of people speaking saying that they were proposed to be opposed to the of -- to the changes in health care. 30 people were preselected to ask questions. all but one of them said they were opposed to the changes in health care. for the most part it was tense, but there were fewer situations that got out of control. one incident resulted in an individual actually leaving the hall. take a look. >> [inaudible] >> you want to be led out of here? you are welcome to go. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. >> what happened in this incident is that 30 people were pre selected to ask questions, this individual was not one of them, and for whatever reason he felt entitled to speak. he was allowed to speak and then left fall under his own power. the senator is going to attend another town hall meeting in a few hours, this one also in penns

miller is in philly for us today. what has the atmosphere been like, david? >> jane, you know philly is called the city of brotherly love. today it was called that for very good reason. there was nothing but an orgy of goodwill at this town hall meeting. senator specter was drawn by the veteran administration secretary. at the end of the town hall meeting, they actually got a standing ovation. from just about one hour, the two men took questions. most of them dealt with benefits relating to benefits for veterans' affairs. there were three questions directed at health care reform, but no one at any time raised his or her voice. the senator later said, jane, that perhaps the tone was different today because as he observed there were no demonstrators that were bused in. by and large, this is a very quiet meeting, but this controversy continues as do the town hall meetings. jane? jane: david, was there a conversation today with the senator about the reports that the administration was going to maybe take out the public option, drop the option of government-run health car

panelists include laura miller, sara nelson and jane smiley. this event is an hour. >> okay, i guess we'll take it away. good afternoon, good morning, hello. welcome to the panel about reading. i am louise steinman the moderator for the panel and i will introduce our guests. i am briefly about myself, i cure rate the aloud series at the downtown central library -- which is -- [applause]. >> great! presented by the library foundation of l.a. laft and i'm glad so many of you here are familiar with and the author of a couple books, most recently a memoir called "the souvenir, a daughter discovers her father's war." and our distinguished panel well, have a wonderful panel, we have laura miller, doing it in alphabetical order, owner of salon.com, and a regular contributor not "new york times" book review and her work appeared in many, many publication and is the author of the magician's book, a skeptics adventures in narnia and these are brief descriptions. lizzie is the book cricket on nps and essays appeared in an array of publications and her blo

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on the panel this week, jane hall of the american university, national review editor, rich lowry. jim pinkerton, a fellow at the new american foundation and judy miller, writer and "fox news" contributor. i'm jon scott, "fox news watch" is on right now. >> you are here today because we all have written letters, we all have made calls, we all get that information. we all sent letters of our concerns. we all have gotten the same form letters back. we are here today because we want an answer that is not a form letter. we want answers. and i got a question for this time and. >> go sit down. >> i have a question for this young man. he has the right to be represented, i am his father and i want to talk to taste the face. >> i see nothing that is about health or to care. [ applause ] >> what i see is if your credit nightmare, senator. medicaid is broken, medicare is broke. social security is broke. and you want us to believe that a government that can't even run a cash for clockers program is going to run on the seventh of our u.s. economy? no sir. no. spirit seems from town hall meetings around the country including that last one where health and human ser

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