martin luther king. so what i want to look at is, i may be going through that, but maybe other people aren't and maybe other people are kind of stock and looking at moses as a guy, climbs up on the mountain and throws a rock and you can't relate. so, let's go through each of these and show me where the revolution is of today, that is similar to each of the time. that make sense. >> yes, absolutely. >> so let's start with you, with moses. >> yes, well, first of all, you don't necessarily have to have the physical apparatus of oppression for there to be an egypt-like set of circumstances. egypt is essentially a spiritual oppression. because the terrible temptation of tierney is-- it's almost irresistible seductive allure and people yield to it even in situations of apparent freedom and luxury, even. where the soul is restricted and confined and what it boils down to, i think, and this is a fundamental lesson, is that the enemy of this ultimate spiritual freedom is the ego. and to make progress, that ego ha

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same opinion of martin o'malley for a long time.t's a tough job. it's not a flippant answer, it's just a tough job. not a lot of people can be governor. you have to make decisions, you have to make decisions, profound decisions and i think i can do it better than governor o'malley. >> reporter: we thank you very much for your time tonight. brian, we will send it back to you. >> tom fitzgerald reporting live from federal hill. i'm willing to bet rope walk bar and grill at federal hill which is a well known republican establishment in the neighborhood. thank you. >>> in maryland, the state has a familiar democratic nominee for the senate. barbara mikulski won the nomination for a fifth term, and they won 83% of the votes there. meantime, 11 republicans duked it out for the nomination. at this point, there is still no declared winner but as you can see right there, queen ann's county commissioner eric wargoats in the lead with 35%, followed closely by jim rutlig with 32%. of course we'll stay on top of this one and we'll bring you upda

anywhere else i want martin to jump in here go right. martin let's follow up on what peter just said i mean why maybe he's right maybe could be technology based but why would it happen in the united states why don't you just have the same investments in in a healthy economy as well that are growing. so you can do the same thing we do is there go ahead. yes exactly i mean most of the asian countries and some other emerging market countries are there far far lower back there still have lower cost and then a lot of that knowledge is moving also to china to even big big u.s. motivation a company you saw is really only a financial bubble a property bubble and then some military left their base an intern ited states are just adding on whatever i wanted to jump in there early are really a mention of the job growth maybe cause and the jobs there actually for me as a matter of fact the fastest growing for exports right now of the united states is sheep and then you're a neon and shellfish so what you can tell from this is that it's obvious i mean

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. >>> let's take a lock at radar. only two places are not seeing rain, along the beaches, well to the east of us, along the ocean beaches and hancock, cumberland area. it's quiet right now. a batch of moderate to heavy rain south of the reason and another batch in the delaware maryland line and a skinny line to the west of us. we'll look for more rain tonight. they just extended that flash flood warning until after midnight tonight for all of central maryland. let's take a look at the watches and advisories. officially until 7:00 for the western side of the bay here from harford county to the calvert county area. a tornado watch until 7:00. we still have the flash flood warning and the coastal flood warnings until tomorrow morning. we're fi

flooding at eastern boulevard and martin boulevard. a live look at your drive times and your speeds, down to 21 miles an hour on the west side outer loop, big delay there is. in the because of the weather but because of the accident. there's a live look at 70. no eastbound lanes get beg because of the accident at 29. there's a look at the west side at old port road. remember, wjz 13 is always on. so for traffic information anytime, log on to wjz.com. >>> the rain is obviously what people are talking b right now the majority of the state is under a tornado and flood watch. website -- wjz's coverage continues. >> reporter: when it's this wet out, the city and utilities have plans in place. five crews have been working to clean storm drains considering there's more than 50,000 of them. >> the biggest weapon you have in the fight against flooding is really a broom. go out there. sweep that material up. put it in the trash can. >> reporter: workers monitor the areas for problems. >> wool -- we'll focus on the flooding and the wind. >> repor

bob ehrlich struck first, and martin o'malley countered. their latest not down drag out political at fight is over the increase in electric rates. curious, because it was a contentious issue for years ago in the governor's race. >> remember this promise? thein o'malley taking on deed to stop the rate hikes. >> as mayor of baltimore, o'malley challenged the rate hike in court. he pushed bills to mitigate the increase. legislation included caps in allowing for in the mineral -- incremental increases. >> while the b.g.e. rate hike came to light encore paris what, the biggest part of the hike was finalized on o'malley. an order -- in order to entice steven larsen away from the private sector, the governor bumped his salary by $68,000. >> the fact of the matter is, our economy is doing much better now. that's really? nearly 7000 in maryland lost their jobs last month. >> the elecampane rounded off the number. the actual number, 6975. >> four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he is just making stuff up. >> this is all. -- this is false. a

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. that's it. that one...right there. exactly how much did the other airlines make off with? ♪ it was like $25. was that one-way? or roundtrip? roundtrip. $50? did you have a second bag? yes. mm! it was $35. that's $120 roundtrip. [ gasps ] oh! ah! ♪ [ ding ] >>> bob's updating the forecast. first, bernadette woods has a more detailed look at what we can expect. >> the rain starts to pick up this evening. it will continue on and off. so heavy rain tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening we'll start this wrap up this storm. it gets out of here. when it does, really cool air moves our way. >> like fall, tomorrow the rain and the wind will be and ending. much nicer friday, breezy, 72, 50. 66, 46. 63 on sunday, down to 42. suns

. >> with martin o'malley as governor -- christmas political tv ad cuts martin o'malley and his -- >> this political tv ad cuts martin o'malley and his track record to pieces. ehrlich 50% tog 47%, a statistical tie considering the margin of error. then the service gets interesting. 45% consider the economy the number one issue. out of that category of voters, o'malley has a 56% to 42% lead over ehrlich. 84% of republicans support burleith. -- support ehrlich. >> because montgomery county's voda solarte, a small percentage -- mcrae counties -- because vote is socounty's large, small percentage can be big. >> 75% of those surveyed know someone out of work. >> o'malley past of the largest tax increase in history. a 20% sales tax hike. >> the television ad plays into those economic concerns, portraying o'malley as a political leader responsible for these hardships. >> now o'malley says he is open for raising taxes again. martin o'malley, higher taxes, fewer jobs, moving maryland backwards. >> what each candidate needs to do is separate himself from the other in terms of policy. >> the rep

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward.he fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] mcdonald's new chicken flatbreads. all out awesome combinations of juicy, grilled chicken topped with roasted garlic aioli and a natural four-cheese blend. mcdonald's chicken flatbreads. the simple joy of new discoveries. ♪ >>> it's time for the steelers to lose. yes, it is. >> reporter: they have won three in a row. let's see what the ravens can do about that. the ravens and steelers have two of the toughest defenses in the league. plus pittsburgh doesn't have roethlisberger. and if rice is unable to play, it is likely, meaning a busy day for mcgahee. he's heard all the talk about what a defensive struggle this game figures to be. mcgahee welcomes the challenge. >> no doubt about it. they are going to talk the talk

martin boulevard closed because of high water. we have reports of a vehicle fire, 95 southbound, approaching exit 74. expect it to be a slow ride on the 95 corridor. east cold spring lane, loch raven boulevard. we're still working an accident on the top side of the outer loop, headed towards the jfx earlier crash from before 5:00 in the morning, reported to involve a police cruiser. flooding a problem on patapsco avenue, we know how that goes on 895, standard operating procedure. liberty road, spun out vehicle off to the left shoulder on the outer loop, 795. this has pretty much been the big crash of the morning, 70 eastbound closed at route 29 because of an overturned tractor-trailer. they hope to have this reopened by perhaps 8:00 in the morning, but really that means no access to the beltway from the point of this crash. all the traffic being diverted onto route 29 southbound, a lot of heavy volume on 40 eastbound as well, expect it to be a slow ride towards the beltway. jamie, back to you. >>> other news of the day: we have br

martin o'malley and bob ehrlich. a new "the washington post" poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5%. o'malley has 52%, with ehrlich having 41%. >> maryland governor martin o'malley says this is his favorite time of campaign appearances. he sweeps into a private home for a chat with his host and invited guests. there is a surprise. >> this man, the father, taught me spanish. >> as the governors settled in the home in montgomery village, he says throughout his career, he has always asked himself how decisions would be treated at the kitchen table. he said it was a place that was the center of his upbringing. >> it was a place where discipline was meted out and we're hopes and dreams were discussed. all of these things have been around the kitchen table. >> the subject today is education. the guests are all students, and their concern? how to pay for college. appearances like this one are no accident during the campaign. o'malley eagerly boasts how re- froze maryland in state college tuition for years, and the

with martin o'malley, our children always come first. and when they wash up the last thing they need to touch is a germy pump. that's why we created the lysol no-touch hand soap system. it senses hands automatically and gives the perfect amount of soap to kill 99.9% of bacteria. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >>> coming up on 5:18. our health alert: you don't need to be embarrassed when you or your children get head lice, just know what to do to get rid of it. >> reporter: when marybeth poole had children, she never imagined she'd be dealing with head lice. >> even though you're telling yourself "this happens

dave ross and martin whiz. what do we have this week?> let's talk controversy. >> controversy with you, okay? >> yes. controversy. controversy. >> controversy. >> we will talk about the reporter dealing with the new york jets. >> yes. >> the female reporter who got all of the attention, negative attention from the football players. so now the question is not whether females should be in the locker room but should any press be in the locker room? >> well, i hope so or else i might be out of a job. but i will say this it is kind of interesting. they don't allow us to get to the players on the feel. after the game we can't get them. we have to get to them in the locker room. the problem is, yeah, will i will admit have you to wait getting out of the shower you they have to get dressed. michael jordan would not speak to reporters until he was fully clothed in a full suit. >> that's a problem. >> but then you are talking about 30, 40 minutes. you might lose the thrill of the moment. the heat of the movement of the ball game. we might not have

we hope you do. >>> next, steve martin is going >>> steve martin, plus kids, are always a winning combination. >> your lower intestines. >> no, mark. get him. >> classic moments from "parenthood" and "cheaper by the dozen." steve martin joins us now. he's just written a children's book called "late for school." thank you for being here. >> my pleasure to be here. >> it's getting raves from critics. i also gave it a test-drive at home. >> you did? >> i did. my two girls were transfixed by it. it's back-to-school time. and i think they were identifying with all of the anxiety. >> this started as an instrumental. i played it on the banjo. recorded it as an instrumental. after we recorded it, the lyrics started to appear to me. i sat down and wrote long lyrics about a kid that's late for school. i went back in, recorded them as a song. and then, i realized they were very visual. and i asked this great illustrator, c.f. payne, suggested by john lithgow, the actor, who had done children books with him. came up with illustrations. >> timeless feel, too. >> they do seem timeless. and there's also a c

but democrats energized behind martin o'malley.epublican and former governor ehrlich has most of the state's independent voters but not enough of them to make a difference. no montgomery county, he only attrac attracts 27% of the while. the state's economy, followed by taxine taxes,. back to you. >> elaine, thank you. >>> and governor o'malley is hoping an endorsement from the white house will boost his appeal. >>> i've seen martin work. i know he made tough decisions to put safety and job creation first. stand with me, barack obama, in moving maryland forward with my friend martin o'lley. >> the ad began run anything baltimore yesterday and will start airing in the d.c. area next week. >>> president obama will wrap up his four-stain four-state campaign tour. he will hold a backyard discussion with voters in des moines, iowa this morning before going to richmond, virginia. democrats are in danger of losing control of the house and senate. >> we cannot sit this one out. we can't let this country fall backwards because the rest of us

with martin o'malley, our children always come first. old gibbs canning company.oday these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >> flood watch in effect, wind advisory, wind and rain. a wet day tomorrow as the tropical system rolls through. >> have a good night, everybody. >> have a good night, everybody. bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? he got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm, a firm representing special interests and casinos right here in maryland. that's bob ehrlich-- a 72% increase for us and $2.5 million from

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. children were some of the passengers onboard a charter bus that crashed in bethesda. there is a report of one fatality. captain mike perry above it. >> reporter: hello, mary. this is one of those small -- it looks like a small commuter style bus or small charter style bus. it's not a full size motor coach as one would think of it, maybe carrying perhaps as 30 or 40 passengers. at this point it's not clear how many people. initial report there is were 15 people onboard. the numbers aren't adding up as far as the medical issues. we know one person has died as a result of the accident. the chart are bus went off of the hov ramp, sky ramp from 270 northbound heading towards i- 70. at this point as it o

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. >>> i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> bass marty bass. >> we'll keep you updated. >> looking live at rosedale, ,,,

oh, martin, thank god. what... what's going on? you can tell them or i can. tell me what? martin?n't we go get some food and let mommy and daddy talk. the morose and pensive expression of the romantically confounded. you know, it wasn't like i was thrilled when our date bombed out, you know, and i can accept the fact that we're not compatible. you experiment, it doesn't work, you move on. yeah, a cornerstone of scientific inquiry. right, but... thing is is, like... when we're working together, we talk and we laugh. and there's an energy. and i don't understand why that doesn't work outside the office. why don't we have anything else to talk about? you know, you're making an underlying assumption here that i question. what's that? that there's something else you have to talk about. see, where you see two people unable to talk about politics or movies... hey, movies. i can... i can talk about... i just saw the penguin movie. i see two extraordinary minds that can communicate on the purest level a man and woman can interface on. okay, second purest. geek love. hey, no better kind. fi

martin spends hours mentoring the students, sometimes working on different ranches a day.the end of it all, everyone is dirty and tired but pleased. >> 'm kind of a girly girl. some days i wake up, i'm like, "gosh, i do not want to get dirty today." and by the end of the day, i'm usually covered in something not so pleasant. so, it's always nice to go home and take a good shower afterwards. >> students on the u.c. davis program typically spend much of their 2-year course on a commercial cattle operation like this ranch. working alongside vets and attending daily calls are an important part of it. zuhal, who grew up in urban los angeles, admits that working with cattle is the last thing she ever thought of doing as a child. but now she's tried u.c. davis early veterinary student bovine experience program, she is hooked. >> it's different, and it's one of those things that, until you get exposed to it, you can't really appreciate it. and we're so closed off from the food-animal industry in suburbia or in an urban environment. you don't see the ranches. you don't know how muc

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. . >>> there is a live look outside, well the sun came out. >> the sun dried things out from three quarters of an inch to about an inch and a quarter regionally. to the west of us, at least we had some decent rain. we will make up for it big time on thursday. we'll see a month's worth of rain in one day. conditions right now with clouds around down to 50 in oakland, pretty chilly out there, 79 in washington, 77 and 64 out in ocean city at 4. the dew point comes down, it actually dried out, yesterday it was 72 degrees and it has dried out a lot. we have a southwest wind that brought the dry air in. brought us sunshine today. the funnel system dumped showers and thunderstorms as laid up around the coast and it will stay there over the next c

martin, thank you.break here as we continue to wait to see if we're going to see bishop long. ♪ when it's planes in the sky ♪ ♪ for a chain of supply, that's logistics ♪ ♪ when the parts for the line ♪ ♪ come precisely on time ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ a continuous link, that is always in sync ♪ ♪ that's logistics ♪ ♪ there will be no more stress ♪ ♪ cause you've called ups, that's logistics ♪ >>> coming up after this show, cnn 9:00 eastern, "state of the union." with host candy crowley, joining me with a preview of the rundown. interesting lineup, democratic senator durbin and once a democratic senator lieberman talking about democratic strategy. then two republican congresswomen talking about the gop. >> exactly. what we had this week actually, drew, of the senate basically laid a big goose whegg when it came to passing legislation. among the thing it did not pass was the extention of bush-era tax cuts. they put it off until after the election. one of the thing we want to talk to senator durbin about as

it will be a rematch of the 2006 battle between bob ehrlich and martin o'malley. o'malley won the democratic nomination with 83% of the vote if we could take a look at the numbers now. if not, you can keep an eye on the numbers at the bottom of the screen. ehrlich won the republican nomination winning nearly 80% of the votes. primaries were held in several other states with a huge post- election result coming out of delaware. ainsley earhart has more. >> reporter: a night of surprises after voters cast their primary vote. in delaware, christine o'donnell upset mike cassel in the senate primary. >> don't ever underestimate the power of we the people. >> reporter: the sarah palin- backed tea party candidate has no experience in elective office. she will face chris kunz in november. >> sadly all andrew offers us is status cuomo. >> reporter: new york's charlie rangel prevailed. >> if they take an example from us, country would be better off. that is make the judgment of the facts. >> reporter: 08-year-old rangel is all but guaranteed to keep his house seat. it would

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martin o'malley. >> i have seen martin work, and i know this governor has made the tough decisions. stand with me, barack obama, in moving to maryland forward with my friend, martin o'malley. >> the president will be in maryland next week for a campaign stop for governor o'malley. a new poll shows gov. o'malley has widened his lead over his republican challenger. the poll conducted earlier this month shows 52% of likely voters support governor o'malley. the poll has a margin of error of four points. we expect to hear details about what is being called a landmark contract proposal between the public school system and its 6000 teachers this evening. specifics have been kept under wraps so far, but city teachers are expecting pay raises for the first time in more than a year. it is not certain if this pay hikes will be tied to a teacher's performance. tim tooten will have the latest tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. two suspects are now in police custody in connection with a murder. 22-year-old manuel gutierrez and 23-year-old jamie calderon face murder charges in the death of jose ramirez. th

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. the fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. >>> jimmy carter is feeling normal today. he's kept in the hospital until tomorrow as a precaution, he was on his way to ohio for a book tour. >> >> this time, there was a commuter flight emergency landing in milwaukee. according to the ntsb, the planes were involved in six other landing gear merge sis and both made by a canadian manufacture. >>> several are tracking terror threats. the slots include hoes -- the plots are modeled after those in mumbai, india two years ago. no one's taking chances. the terror alert is highier in france. britain and germany are also potential targets. >>> and they take football seriously in texas and the coaches went too far in a recent pee wee game. the father of one of the boys was an opposing coach and h

now martin o'malley promises we're moving forward. fact of the matter is our economy is doing much better now. [ female announcer ] really? nearly 7,000 marylanders lost their jobs last month. four years ago, martin o'malley misled us. now he's just making stuff up. bob ehrlich. we can do better. >>> we'll still enjoy baseball for a couple of months. >> it's been a while since they've been winners, but they know now what it's like again. o's manager shorewalter says he wanted his guys to witness what it was like when a team does win. the young lefty did what mathis did to tampa the night before. the o's never threatened in fact, they would have to watch helplessly while the rays would wrap it up. rafael soriano got adam jones for the final out. the rays do celebrate. they are headed to the play offs for the second time in three years. it's a team the o's have said offer the blueprint of how baltimore needs to become a winner. the o's have lost five of their last six games. >>> a dramatic play off clenching moment for the cincinnati re

martin savidge is live. he's been covering this event over in lithonia and is waiting for a news conference to begin where some of the sharper questions may come, and we will learn how far, martin, the bishop will go to saying what his congregation really wanted to hear this morning. that these specific allegations are false. >> reporter: right, drew. i think that was one of the things we did not hear in the specific language, he did not directly deny the allegations. and he did not say "i am innocent." we are waiting for the news conference to begin. we're gathered in a chapel which is a smaller gathering point inside of what is a mass ever church here in lithonia. there are about 35 to 40 journalists that are also gathered here, and we are looking for some sign of the bishop, his wife, and the attorneys that we were told would be present. you know, it's interesting that he used the analogy of talking and describing himself as david up against a goliath when, in fact, he is the leader of one of the largest

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a new poll gives governor martin o'malley the lead in the race for reelection. possible landmark agreement concerning baltimore city schools. why teachers could soon be paid extra based on your child's performance in the classroom. we'll have details on these and we'll have details on these and i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year. a reagan tax advisor calls it a very dumb idea. but that's not his only bad idea. harris was the only senator to vote against expanding the child care tax credit and against the state's cancer treatment program. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >> on friday, maryland will require drivers to be handsfree while on the phone behind the wheel. >> hands free devices are selling like crazy this week. many are intimidated by the technology. jennifer franciotti has tonight's report. >> people come in and say they have to

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same thing at martin boulevard. patapsco avenue has flooding. there is in new accident on southbound 95 approaching 895. another spot with heavy flooding. >> i know it is nasty out there. it could have been worse. >> it combined with the stalled- out front and the area of low pressure. it is a weird hybrid storm. this thing was not clear out of here until tomorrow morning. let's take a look at what we're seeing a. we have rain all over the area. the strongest storm is in southern maryland. take a look at the conveyor belt of a tropical moisture. right now, the remnants of nicole are down off the shores of fort lauderdale. all of that moisture is streaming in. -- seven-daylook forecast shows a better weekend. a cooler weekend ahead. stay in if at all possible. >>>> thanks for joining us for 1 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. look at that. >> be careful out there,>> trag. these are some of the adjectives to describe the state of education in our county. with the education nation, new data shows just how poorly students ar

martin vaughan, did he say anything that was off message? >> not a lot. i think his answers underscored the dozens of uncertainties that there are out there in terms of whether -- of where the tax cut is going. we asked him what was going to be done about the estate tax? what will be done about the top rates? how will you handle the dividend tax? how will the stimulus proposals be paid? his answer to almost all of them was, we are working on that and we need to work with congress. we are so much into -- so much of the tax code is in the air, even the administration and the people in charge in congress to not have a handle on how they will move for on this. >> i agree. one of the interesting things i think to point out is that almost every question about certain policy is how it will be paid for. it ties his hands to a certain extent because congress needs to develop a that. the administration has put out a budget with different ways to pay for these proposals. a lot of them are deeply unpopular. it has to do with how quickly the tax can come in for income

martin o'malley based some of his campaign commercials here in mogomery county. also, bob ehrlich, not to be outdone, kicked off his campaign here. he has made several major visits. that's because montgomery county is the largest jurisdiction, therefore, very important. with a little more than a month to go, 52% of lkely voters say they will vote for owe mole, while 41% backer lick. the numbers were evenly divided back in may. now, the "washington post" conducted their poll last week. both have the support of party voters. meantime, republican and former governor ehrlich has most of the state's independent voters b not enough of them to make a difference. no montgomery county, he only attracts 27% of the while. ck to you. >> elaine, thank you. president obama has a new radio ad this week. >> maryland, you have a choice in the election this fall, whether you keep moving forward with the hard working leadership of martin o'malley or do you slip backwards? in the toughest of times marti o'malley has moved maryland forward. >> the ad began runningn baltimore yesterda

martin savidge covering this all week long. art franklin said yesterday the rumor that bishop long is stepping down is absolutely false. he is and will continue to be the senior pastor of the new birth missionary baptist church. we're going to have live coverage of bishop long's address to his congregation tomorrow morning, scheduled for 8:00 a.m. that's the services. you can see it right on cnn. martin savidge will be there, also getting insight as to what he might say. >> it's going to be a remarkable day. this is, of course, a man who they may or may not lose faith in, but their faith in god, of course, remains intact. and that's important. >> okay. martin savidge, thanks for joining us. >>> the don't ask, don't tell policy, the real person behind those headlines. >>> and a woman who got news she's been waiting to hear for a long time. [ male announcer ] if you have type 2 diabetes, you struggle to control your blood sugar. you exercise and eat right, but your blood sugar may still be high, and you need extra help. ask your

wisdom martin has more. >> reporter: it was a crime that happened in the middle of the day on u street, a shooting in one of the busiest areas in d.c. i am really shocked about it. you know, this area has calmed down a lot and i'm really surprised to hear about something happening like right here. >> reporter: just moments after shots were fired outsideed a funeral, chaos and confusion. when it was over, several cars were smashed up and an suv was flipped over in the middle of u street. a large section of the heavily populated area was shut down for nearly seven hours during the investigation. no traffic meant almost no business for the normally booming ben's chili bowl. >> most of the time, we are always busy and the line is outside the door in the alley. today, after the incident happened, we were dead like from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. there were only 10 customers. >> it is always shocking when we have a shooting like this in broad daylight, a lot of people around, middle of the day. it is very unnerving. >> reporter: unnerving because the gunfire and smashed cars could have injured a

martin vaughn, did he say anything that was off message? >> not a lot.i think his answers really underscored the dozens of uncertainties that there are out there right now in terms of where the tax cut is going. we asked him about what's going to be done about the estate tax what is going to be done about the top rates. how are you going to handle the dividend snax his response, you know, to almost all of these questions was, well, we're working on that and we need to work with congress. and we're in a unique situation where so much in the tax code is up in the air. and frankly, i think even the administration and the people that are in charge in congress still don't have a good handle on how they're going to move forward with this. >> kix dixon -- kim dixon? >> i agree. one of the interesting things to point out is almost every question about a certain policy is, how are you going to pay for it? it ties his hands to some extent because congress needs to develop that. the administration has put out a budget with lots of different ways to pay for these pr

a "washington post" poll says governor martin o'malley leads challenger bob ehrlich, 52% to 41%. that is a dramatic chae. the last "washington post" poll back in may showed they were in a dead heat at 47% each. the latest pole showed ehrlich is leading among independent voters but lacks the bipartisan support that he received back in 2002. president obama has a new radio ad this week. >> maryland, you have a choice in the election this fall, whether you keep moving forward with the hard working leadership of martin o'malley or do you slip backwards? in the toughest of times martin o'malley has moved maryland forward. >> it will begin airingn the d.c. market next week. >>> u.s. military is taking action this morning after a suscted terror plot was uncoughed in europe. the eiffel tower was evacuated after the second bomb threat in two weeks. found ended up finding nothing suspicious, though. they announced they had intercepted an incredible terror plot for france and [ male announcer ] the turn changes everything. ♪ the turn will make you think. ♪ make you re-examine your approach.