mr. jarvis is in agreement. [tone] >> [leads names] -- reads names] >> good afternoon, again. i appreciate staffed bringing this forward. i think that the lack of company managers appearing before you may be saying volumes about this, unless you receive the documentation war correspondents from the managers. i, myself, when they first introduced this to the taxi commission years ago, i was not totally in favor, as it made it difficult for them to recognize the taxicab. i think that it is important for the company, that the person calling, that they can recognize it is the cab that they actually called, so that there is not a confusion, because the person was not left there as they did not recognize it as being that persons cab. however, there are two items that are confusing in the staff report. it is a huge revenue impact. lots of money, thousands of dollars collected over the years from the fact that the advertising company took a certain amount to a rapt fund. it is important to know how much has been collected up until this point. where is the money. and what do we do with

mr. tyler, how does it feel to be a free man? >> reporter: jarvisr walks out of a jail, under the jacket, surrounded by relatives. today a jury found him not guilty of killing 17-year-old stacy seaton. >> reporter: what do you have to say to the family? why was he hiding? >> he offered a plea in exchange for 30 years but prosecutors turned it down. a jury found him not guilty of murder. prosecutors said jarvis tyler was hired to kill stacy, who was pregnant at the time. abraham testified he gave tyler $400 cash and $200 worth of marijuana to kill stacy because he believed she stole drugs money and a gun. >> today's verdict was not what we hoped for. but we do respect the process and the jury's verdict. >> in a written statement stacy's mother gail says we feel as though stacy has been killed again. i'm going back to 2005 all over again. stacey was betrayed by the justice system. it's been six years and nine months. >> what do you say to people who believe that you got away with murder? tyler is cleared of this case. he cannot be tried again. in prin

mr. tyler, how does it feel to be a free man? >> news4 was the only station there when jarvis tyler was released last night. he was accused of killing stacey seton in bowie, maryland, as part of a murder-for-hire plot. hours before the verdict, his defense team actually offered the prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars, but the prosecutors rejected it. >> there was no plea deal in this case that would have for us served justice. today's verdict is not what we hoped for, but we respect the process. we also respect the jury's verdict. >> stacy's mother released a statement saying, "we feel as though stacey has been killed again. i'm going back to 2005 all over again. stacey was betrayed by the justice system." >>> same-sex marriages now legal in maryland. >> the bill is signed. [ applause ] >> governor martin o'malley signed the super bowl law last night at the state house. couples will be able to tie the knot in january. the measure narrowly passed the house last week. the same place where it failed last year. o'malley says the law ensures equal rights fo

mr. tyler, how does it feel to be a free man? >> news4 was the only station there when jarvis tyler was released last night. he was accused of killing stacey seton of bowie, maryland, as part of a murder-for-hire plot. hours before the verdict, the defense team offered prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars, but the prosecutors rejected that. stacey's mother released a samt saying that she -- in a samt staying she felt her daughter was betrayed by the legal system. >>> eye bill signed to legalize same-sex marriage. governor martin o'malley signed the bill into law last night at the state house. couples will be able to tie the knot in january. the measure narrowly house last week. the same place where it failed last year. o'malley says this law ensures equal rights for everyone in maryland. opponents of the law are collecting signatures to try and put the issue on the november ballot, leaving it up to voters. >>> in virginia, a bill mandating ultrasounds for women seeking abortions is now on its way to governor bob mcdonnell's desk. the bill passed the hou

mr. tyler, how does it feel to be a free man? >> news4 was the only station there when jarvis tyler was released last night. he was accused of killing stays write seton in bowie, maryland, as part after murder-for-hire plot. hours before the murder his defense team actually offered prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars but they rejected it. >> there was no plea deal in this case that would have, for us, served justice. today's verdict was not what we hoped for. but we do respect the process and we also respect the jury's verdict. >> stacy's mother released a statement saying, quote, we feel as though stacy has been killed again. i'm going back to 2005 all over again. stacy was betrayed by the justice system, she said. >>> a major challenge looms now that maryland legalize same-sex marriage. governor martin o'malley signed the bill into law last night at the state house. couples will be able to tie the knot come january. the measure narrowly passed the house last week. same place where it failed last year. o'malley says this law ensures equals rights to e