jane miller is an investigator reporter for wbal television in baltimore. >> there were police officersguns all through that area, with dogs, with helicopters, with every conceivable means they could muster to try to find this guy. they were stopping cars and checking trunks. it was clearly a very tense, frightening situation. >> that evening, joe finds a vacant camper in the woods, where he and tracy spend the night. in the morning, they wake up to the sounds of helicopters overhead. tracy thought that any moment might be her last. >> what i thought is, you know, this is the end, the end of both of us really, because i thought he was going to kill me, too. >> as they lay hiding in the woods, in one last desperate romantic effort, joe tries to win back tracy's affections. >> he had put a necklace around my neck, and he was just like, "tracy, i always wanted to ask you to marry me, and i know this is a bad time. of course, it is. but would you marry me? would you have?" and i said, yes, yes, i would. >> confused and terrified, tracy consummates their mock wedding as police officers searc

joining me is jane miller at our nbc station wbal. talk to me about this program. >> good morning.erday and launched. there's 155 baltimore city police officers that are involved in the pilot. now, that's just a small fraction of the kind of 2,800, 2,900 patrol officers employed by the city of baltimore and 155 officers with a camera. they're trying out three different models of them. all of them are each of these different brands clips on to the front of the uniform. and so they launched it and they -- i know the one officer that talked about it yesterday, said she recorded three different interactions. a domestic call she took and ultimately by february, the end of the pilot, the city is planning to choose a vendor, one of the three and then over the next two years these cameras will be deployed throughout the force so that every officer who has any interaction with the public will be wearing them. >> takes two years after they decide which of the three models to go with? >> that's their plan. and the timetable is that for the entire rollout to take place is going to take that lo

jane wells has more on the story at the bottom of the hour. also, anheiser busch raised the offer to buy millerhird time. the latest deal valid at over $100 billion. they made two prior bids in private, and they expect to have support from major shareholders. and sab miller will consider the proposal but cautions the board already said they would reject an offer in the raised range suggesting it undervalues the company. we have new details in the fantasy sports scandal. new york attorney general eric sniderman launching an inquiry into the prospect that employees of the fantasy football sites won payouts not available to the general public. the attorney general asked draft kings and fan duel to provide internal data into the investigation. draft kings pulled advertising from espn yesterday, and sports network is scaling back on draft king sponsored segments within its programming. >>> check this out. if you did not watch "the tonight show" last night, former host jay leno subbed in mid way through the monologue, and here's a look at the legendary comedian tonight show return. >> thank you, than