. >> reporter: governor rick perry insisted limburg step down too. it was so embarrassing. but rosemary limburg, a powerful texas democrat is still in office. >> i'm going enter this courthouse with my head held hawaii eye. >> reporter: and in a twist of political fate, it is now republican governor rick perry who has just been indicted related to the limburg case. mike mccrumb was the special prosecutor. >> count one of the indictment charges him with abuse of official capacity, a first-degree felony, and count two of the indictment charges him with coercion of a public servant, a third-degree felony. >> reporter: here show it happened. limburg is perhaps the most powerful democrat in the state of texas, and a long-time thorn in the side of texas republicans. her district attorney's office runs the state's office of public integrity, which ironically investigates wrongdoing. >> turn your whole body. >> by state officials. when she got drunk, perry saw his chance to get rid of her, threatening to veto funds for the office of public integrity unless lehmberg stepped down. fi

prosecutors allege he abused his powers trying to force travis county district attorney rosemary limburg to resign after she was arrested for dui and when she didn't step down, perry threatened to veto millions for her office. he's scheduled to be arraigned friday but doesn't have to be there and apparently he likely won't be there as he plans to be in new hampshire that day testing waters for another possible presidential run. >>> many of us are still shocked that robin williams took his own life. a north virginia woman is sharing her unique story with us. >> reporter: it's a struggle for kristen mcginnis in mclean, virginia, to walk. it's a miracle she's even here. in october of 2010 kristen lost her job of 18 years. then -- >> my grandmother died, a close friend died. i had a relationship end badly. >> reporter: kristen tried to kill herself with a weapon she had for protect. >> it finally seemed like i had a path that made sense to me. >> reporter: she's had more than 30 reconstructive surgeries to her face, her constant companion is charlie, one of the friends she didn't lose after

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. >> reporter: governor perry said the public lost confidence in district attorney rosemary limburg inence to her drunk driving case. >> do you believe the indictment affects the public's confidence in the office of the governor. >> here's what i think is important -- >> reporter: the governor shifted the focus back on the district attorney. >> americans and tx whons have seens this agree with me. that is not an individual who is heading up an office that we can afford to fund. >> 26 million texans woke up this morning not facing two felony indictments and their governor did. this is unbecoming of the chief law enforcement official in texas. >> reporter: executive director of the democratic party is one of the texans who doesn't agree with the governor. >> his ambitions are to run for higher office and in the process, he has abused his constitutional authority and his power here in texas and that's why he needs to step down. >> reporter: what effect this will have on possible political ambitions for the governor has yet to be seen. >> that was kevin shalllo reporting. >>> you will see