everyone knew the woman as mrs. mary84-year-old mary hines was found stabbed to death inside her burning home on east middle street thursday. the fire may have been set to hide the killing. miswere back out in the neighborhood handing out fliers. mrs. mary was a teacher and principal for 30 years and lived in her house for longer than that. mrs. mayry was living with no gas or electric. this isn't something we say nothing about. somebody needs to pick up a phone and call us. >> $2000 cab reward is offered for information -- cash reward is offered leading to anist. call metro at 1-866-7-lockup. linda so, abc2 news. >>> a man behind bars is now charged with a b rory and a murder from -- robbery and a murder from 2006. he is charged with robbing a man and shooting a man. mcdonald's is in custody in connection with a robbery in montgomery county. it >>> o'malley making an announcement about funding in maryland. he will make the announcement in annapolis today. officials, labor leaders and officials are scheduled to attend th

. >>> little closer to home, who killed mrs. mary? an elderly woman was found stabbed to death inside her home last week. linda so is here with how you can now help police. when we reported the story last week, it's now gone from bad to worse. this is tragic. >> police are handing tout fliers, they were in -- handing out the fliers, they were canvassing the area. police are hoping someone will come forward with information that will lead them to a suspect. 84-year-old mary hines was found stabbed to death on east bitel thursday. the fire may have been set to hide the killing. police were back in the neighborhood handing out fliers. she was a teacher and principal for 0 years. she lived -- 30 years. she helped anyone in need. mary was in need, she was living with no gas or electric. a $2000 reward the offered for information leading to an arrest. call 8667 lockup. >>> a boy died of cancer because the couple never took him to the hospital saying they couldn't afford it. he died from a treatable form of cancer. >> it was an absolute trau

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we'll hear from mary next. >> mr. chair and commissioners, thank yofistsyou. the important and exciting for the commission to be taking on this issue and to be thinking hothrough how to play a role. it cannot be done unless everyone across the country is part of the moving forward. i often say that i think the public has already decided that compehensive immigration reform is necessary, but it's only a matter of time until congress catches up. after explaining my own connection, i want to give you a snapshot of what's been happening in the last few years to put some of this discussion into context. my own connections with a name like giovagnoli are third generation battalion. i'm not even sure what generation on my mother's side in terms of scotch irish dutch immigrants from virginia to missouri. i never really thought about immigration much growing up. my grandfather was italian. i was aware he had a different life from me. and very grateful for the opportunities that he give us. my father was the youngest child growing up in the depression. all they wanted t

. >> high school parent is ked,oc livermoore policeer arrested 40-year-old marie johnson mr. class wednesday accusing the math teacher of having a six-month-long sexual relationship with a student under age 15. police say the relationship ended in may and investigators learned about it tuesday. student call johnson mrs. j. many are worried for her son who also attend the school. >> i'm worried for her son. he will get a lot of questions. but what are you going to do. >> johnson was understanding and fun. >> class was fun. she was really -- like she was friendly with us. she was a cool teacher. i liked her. i never would have thought. >> johnson is accuse id of 24 count of sexual assault. police say the encounters happened in her car in livermoore. investigators say it started with text messages, communication on facebook and with the game, words with friends. the school does not have a facebook policy and even under the circumstances, parents don't know if the school needs one. >> i don't have a problem with my son being friends on facebook with a teacher. if he needs advice

mrs. underdog. mary kaye huntsman joining me live from manchester, new hampshire.mary kaye. >> mrs. underdog. that's right. >> all right. >> how are you? >> it's good to see you. listen, you've known your husband -- you've been married to him for 28 years. he's got quite an impressive resume. he's intelligent, talented, has a great sense of humor. he was just endorsed by "the boston globe" this morning. why is he an after thought in the minds of voters nationwide? >> i don't think he's an after thought. i think that what's happening is people are coming around as we're seeing here in new hampshire. every event that we're going to is growing with enthusiasm, with energy. i think when he got into this race he was immediately dismissed because he had crossed party lines and taken the job to work as united states ambassador to china. as a wife i'm proud of that because he stood up to sever his country. we have two boys serving in the united states navy. the commitment to service has been something very important in our family. i'm proud of him standing up and serving.

mr. west/neighbor) "if anybody killed ms. maryct that to happen and i know we don't know how we're going to leave this world, but i never expected something like this to happen, " never." firefighters were back in that neighborhood today.... and as janice park showssus...they were calming nerves and raisiing awareness. on the east baltimore street where mary hines lived for the past 50 years... years..."is to come here and bring hope...let them know there is hope in thissworld" there are prayers... prayers... and muted discussions with worried voices: voices:"puts chills through your body, every time you talk about it, and every time you hear firetrucks come through here, it just brings back memories" thursday...someone stabbed 84 year old mary hines...then a fire destroyed her 2 story home.that day, firefighters were unable to save her...but today...there is still hope for others...on the same street: street:"timing was perfect, just perfect"firefighters replaced pam carters broken smoke dector... dector..."lifesaving"today there

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mr. clean magic eraser extra power. this is mary...o pick up each month on top of her prescriptions. so she was thrilled that her walgreens pharmacist recommended a 3-month supply and would always be there to answer questions about her health. now mary gets 3 refills in one and for 3 months, she's done. more or less. ask your pharmacist about a 90 day supply today. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >>> we're back. incredible images of the cruise ship the costa concordia. it ran aground near italy. five bodies were found on board bringing the the death toll to 11. an american couple from minnesota still remains missing. after the impact, the captain turned it around and beached the vessel. transcripts of the conversation vessel. transcripts between the italian coast card and that captain, francesca schettino tell the story, a captain who left the ship, giving excuse after excuse why he won't go back on board while passengers struggle to survive that captain was placed on house arrest today, charged with causing the wreck, abandonin

mrs. huntsman, mary kay huntsman is from, she is from florida and feel like they might have a slight home-fieldvantage down there. obviously, this is a pretty exciting night for governor huntsman. he's bet it all on this day. this is new hampshire or bust. >> that's his wife, mary kay behind him and daughter lydia as well. stand by, we'll await mitt romney, about to speak to his reporters, we're told, we will take that speech live, you will hear it live here from mitt romney headquarters. let me speak to candy crowley, live there. you have a special guest with you? >> reporter: a familiar face, former new hampshire governor, john sununu. when you looked at the numbers and seen the in terms, what encourages you most? >> first, it's a good win for the governor. >> reporter: what's the percentage going to be. i don't know. the numbers we have seen are 36, 37. we have to see what they are. you can't change them at this stage. even i can't change them, crowley, candy crowley. the fact is, it's a good win. a large turnout among independents, a lot voted for mitt romney. i think governor romney is goi

mr. chorman, we want to ask you about anna marie scivetti. >> some might argue if rudy persaud and charliet, why won't they speak out? >> do you have anything to say? do you know what happened to kristine? >> both declined interviews after our repeated requests. however, rudy's father told us his son had nothing to do with kristine kupka's disappearance. >> well, the sisters want to hear what they want to hear and not the truth. >> your son had nothing to do with her disappearance? >> everybody knows that. you understand? there's no truth in it. >> charlie chorman's lawyer also declined to be interviewed but says the allegations of murder are false. he spoke to a local news organization in 1998 shortly after anna's disappearance. >> there isn't a scintilla of evidence that a crime has been committed or that he committed such a crime. >> we did speak to a prominent defense attorney, joe hurley, about why rudy and charlie may be keeping quiet. hurley represented thomas capano when he was tried for murder following his girlfriend's disappearance. hurley's first rule, never talk to police. >>

. >> reporter: a fixture in this community, mary hines was a teacher and principal for 20 years. >> everybody in baltimore city seems to know mrs. hines because she has thought so many. >> reporter: she also thought lives at the methodist church. mrs.hines was the adult bible study teacher and had only recently started training her replacement. >> reporter: word of the murder has rocked the church. >> you go from one shock treatment to another and it just gets worse. >> reporter: now he has a message for whoever killed mrs. hines. >> god knows what you've done. and we pray that god will trouble you. that you will come forward. >> reporter: and church members had pleaded with mrs. hines to move out of that east baltimore community but she told them she's lived in that home for 50 years and she wouldn't leave. reporting live from police headquarters, i'm megan mccorkel. >> reporter: city homicide detectives are asking anyone with information about this murder of mary hines to give them a call. >> reporter: city detectives crack the case of a serial rapest. nelson clifford is behind bars. nelson blindfolded the women, detectives t

mr goodbar instance can hire a person. fire and say there's no current which i knew was marie. explain more than my life so in fact why the perspective if you are your sex you can do great damage. to. russia's republican chechnya now where several security service officers have been wounded and two reportedly killed in a shootout with militants reports suggest two militants also died. but the other culture never has the latest from the caucasus region. lisa conti terror operation is still going on between russian special forces and the terrorists in the south of the republic. when these terrorists were found they refused to surrender they opened fire and the police fired back the main hideout of terrorists it was also packed with explosives and weapons according to the latest information there are from five to turn terrorists there are still on the run and at the moment russian special forces are surrounding this area russia's a north caucasus still remains quite volatile and basically a range of the most dangerous place in the country but still change in comparison to other re

mary"... haasrocked the community... someone stabbee hines multiple times... and then her home went up in flames last thursday. this morning clues.they're hopeful ásomeoneá saw ásomethingá.. and will come forward witt any information. (mryfield/neighbor) caught. and it's ridiculous that somebody would do this to her.." her.."(maj. russell) "somebody needs to pick up a phone, somebody needs to call us..." fox45 teams up with the most popular crime-mapping website. spotcrime tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood... and will send you emails when crime happens. go to fox baltimore dot come to sign up...click on spotcrime... in the hot topics section near the top of the screen. a laurel man is charged with trying to help a terrorist grou. 24-year-old craig baxam attempted to provide material support to the terrorist militia group al-shabaab.baxam ... a oomer u-s soldier ... served in iraq and korea before leaving the army last july. he's due in court tomorrow... for a detention hearing. youth violence is drastically lower than it was five years ago.at a news conference at ccty hall, yesteeday... it was announced... juvenile shootings are down 67 percent compared to five years ago.the youuh homicide rate is also down

mary lincoln. in the letter said basically this is lincoln had a surprise today. mrs. martin prichard, granddaughter of bradwell came to say that she on 35 letters written by mary lincoln and she had written a book about it and she had a publishing contract and was just calling it as the courtesy to let us know it's going to be publish skull which was amazing. of course i like all lincoln scholars note the missing letters throughout aircon assignee with this knew what this is about. i found another letter by frank towers saying mrs. lincoln would love to meet you in washington. maybe we can help you with your boat. but he found later as mary lincoln did not try to help her. she tried to stop her come which he eventually did. so i photocopied those two letters and brought them home. i set them aside for a while and they pick them up again. and researching i realize those letters had never been quoted or mentioned anywhere in any of the lincoln historiography. no one even knew they existed. so i decided to take a little deeper. i didn't ever think an archived various and

unfortunate, and i think is a very, shall we say, desperate or hail mary pass, if this were a football game. >> newt gingrich has played mr. nice guy until this week. it looks like the gloves have come off. he's apparently got $3.5 million to spend through a super pac in which it's clearly going to be an assault against mitt romney. are you concerned that one of your opponents now has the financial muscle to play dirty the way you have 1234 >> i don't think you -- you're saying we have money, not that we played dirt yichlt the point is these super pacs aren't controlled by the candidates. they're independent and supposed to be independent. this is going to be a hard fought campaign, no question about it. mitt romney isn't taking anything for granted. obviously, he has the momentum, he has the tail wind. when people see his vision for america and his experience in the government sector, not just the private sector, they're going to come to the same conclusion as iowa and new hampshire, which is they're going to vote for mitt romney. you'll see that in the next few states. >> governor, thanks for a successful evening. ron p

unfortunate and i think is a very, shall we say, desperate or hail mary pass, if this were a football game. >> newt gingrich has played "mr. nice guy" until this week but it looks like the gloves have come off. he apparently has $3 million to spend through a super pac which is clearly going to be an assault on mitt romney. are you concerned that one of your opponents now has the kind of financial muscle to play dirty in the way that you have? >> well, you're saying we had money. not that we played dirty. the point is the super pacs are not controlled by the candidates. they are independent and supposed to be independent. this is going to be a hard-fought campaign and there's no question about it. mitt romney's not taking anything for granted but obviously he has the momentum and the tail wind and when people see his vision for america and his experience in the private sector, not just the government sector i think you'll come to the same conclusions they came to in iowa and new hampshire and they're going to vote for mitt romney and i think you'll see it in the next few states. >> governor, congratulations on a very succe

unfortunate and i think is a very, shall we say, desperate or hail mary pass, if this were a football game. >> newt gingrich has played "mr. nice guy" until this week but it looks like the gloves have come off. he apparently has $3 million to spend through a super pac which is clearly going to be an assault on mitt romney. are you concerned that one of your opponents now has the kind of financial muscle to play dirty in the way that you have? >> well, you're saying we had money. not that we played dirty. the point is the super pacs are not controlled by the candidates. they are independent and supposed to be independent. this is going to be a hard-fought campaign and there's no question about it. mitt romney's not taking anything for granted but obviously he has the momentum and the tail wind and when people see his vision for america and his experience in the private sector, not just the government sector i think you'll come to the same conclusions they came to in iowa and new hampshire and they're going to vote for mitt romney and i think you'll see it in the next few states. >> governor, congratulations on a very succe

of the dromo basilica of st mary the flower as it's officially cooled when money was needed to restore the cathedral princedom it off donated a large sum as his contribution mr great to florentine governess thanked him by putting the emblem right next to the main entrance. many russian artists traveled all lived in italy in the previous centuries and the country is still an inspiration for many of their works far from classical but rather unusual controversial contemporary art is displayed at a russian art gallery in the center of florence. and she stood on galloway has existed for several years now and now we're working on a new concept. we want to showcase work which would combine art blind and sound and would affect as many senses as visitors as possible the want to share that oh it will be not only a visual treat little say heal a person because it will focus and. florence is full of captivating stories and legends connects to many corners of the world. one local met is that if you rub this bourse snout and put a coin in its mouth you will return to florence at some point in your life i'm no he doesn't really like to has poor rubles christian and italian

mary in st. louis, bill, i am furious with you. you interrupted rick santorum big time. mr. santorum spoke for 60% -- 60% of the nearly eight minute interview. it's my job to ask as many questions as possible and keep the conversation pithy. no campaign speeches are allowed on "the factor." doris, one in idaho. why do you bully all the conservatives and lavish praise on all your liberal friends? doris, that's just lunacy, as dick morris said last night, kool-aid drinking goes both ways. the point here is that we have been remarkably consistent for more than 15 years about asking tough questions. but we have also sharpened our focus recently. all americans seeking power will be scrutinized on the program, which is why some of them are too frightened to come on. we don't care much about party politics here. we care a lot about looking out for you. one more letter about santorum and we'll have more mail later on. this one from deborah in virginia. you were a little soft on mr. santorum. you let him off on questions about birth control and gay marriage. it was obvious he did not

mary lincoln. in the letter said basically this is lincoln had a surprise today. mrs. adwell came to say that she on 35 letters written by mary lincoln and she had written a book about it and she had a publishing contract and was just calling it as the courtesy to let us know it's going to be publish skull which was amazing. of course i like all lincoln scholars note the missing letters throughout aircon assignee with this knew what this is about. i found another letter by frank towers saying mrs. lincoln would love to meet you in washington. maybe we can help you with your boat. but he found later as mary lincoln did not try to help her. she tried to stop her come which he eventually did. so i photocopied those two letters and brought them home. i set them aside for a while and they pick them up again. and researching i realize those letters had never been quoted or mentioned anywhere in any of the lincoln historiography. no one even knew they existed. so i decided to take a little deeper. i didn't ever think an archived various and there's nothing about think in an he

mari's focus now switches to the australian open. forms to me is first grand slam of the season starts on the sixteenth. also want to thank. mr lando think he's out there somewhere hiding. first with your team and you know it's good to really enjoyed it so book will bring more success in the future. and finally. thank you very much the crowd the whole week not just for my matches but for all of the matches it was packed you know makes a huge difference when everyone comes on sports events. really really appreciate it so i think you look forward to coming back. when you go into the n.f.l. where dream. griese true for four hundred sixty six yards and streets are chance to meet the new orleans saints to a forty five twenty eight and if the wild card victory of the detroit lions well new orleans had set a new postseason mark for total yards of six hundred twenty six meeting with previous record set forty years ago brees fired the ball downfield in every henderson. stride. thank you for one touchdown still lives by the seven to fourteen ahead. in the fourth quarter. forty one cost. of approaching the end zone. to downs later pleas

mr. president, legislators, justices of the kansas supreme court, my wonderful wife mary has joined us, my fellow kansans, welcome to the first day of winter. [laughter] yeah. this is pretty amazing outside. good evening. glad to have you back in town. our family has just experienced its first wedding with our oldest daughter abby marrying eric, and this is an exciting -- thank you. [applause] it was exciting, it was emotional, and it was very expensive. [laughter] so i need to get back to work, and it's great to see you and being able to get back to work with you. let me start off by saying that i am bullish on kansas. [applause] and as i go through some of the things tonight, you're going to see why. we're a state in transition from a high-tax state to a low-tax state. [applause] we're a state struggling to pay our day-to-day bills to a state with a healthy bank account. [applause] from issuing more bonds and borrowing from our kids to paying down our debt. [applause] we're transitioning from losing private sector jobs to growing our private sector work force, from an unsound pension sys

mr. ruppersberger issued a statement today, saying that he is looking forward to a fair campaign with all of the candidates. mary, back to you. >> all right, mike. thank you. >>> and before redistricting, several prominent republicans held that seat, including bob ehrlich and helen bentley. >> the anticipation keeps building, less than two weeks, until the ravens continue their push toward the super bowl. wjz is your place for complete coverage. jessica kartalija explains how the play-offs are boosting local businesses. first, sports director mark viviano spoke with quarterback joe flacco today. >> joe flacco because of his position, is always the center of attention, especially at play-off time. and he told me today that he is well aware of the high stakes and high pressure of what's ahead. >> he's been called joe cool for his calm demeanor. but joe flacco knows the heat gets turned up in january. he's going to the play-offs for the fourth time. and he knows this is his time to shine. >> yes, play-offs are a big part of what makes great players. but you know, in order -- if we were to think of, you know, what w

tour season mary's focus now switches to the australian open has been happy to finance for the past two lives the first down sound of the season starting the sixteenth. also want to thank. mr learned or think it's out there somewhere hiding. out first with your team and you know it was good i really enjoyed it so will bring more success in the future. thank you very much the crowd the whole week not just for my matches but for. all of the matches it is packed you know makes a huge difference when everyone comes out sports events that are really really appreciate it so thank you all to come back. moving on to the n.f.l. now where drew brees drew four four hundred sixty six yards and three touchdowns to lead the new orleans saints to a forty five twenty eight n.f.c. wildcard victory over the detroit lions new orleans to set a new postseason mark a total yards of six hundred twenty six feet from the previous record set fourteen years ago greece fired the ball downfield fifty every henderson the quarter in his stride running for a forty one yard touchdown as new orleans went seventeen fourteen ahead in the fourth quarter brees made a forty one yard pass and got to the edge of

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mr. gingrich to respond, and respond he did. >> we'll get to his response in a moment. on some level, wasn't abc used by marynn gingrich to take revenge against her ex-husband, just at the time that he was surging in the polls? >> we didn't know he was surging in the polls, first of all, howie, but we had been trying to get this interview with her since november, and if she was out to really get him, i think she probably would have pushed to do it in december when he also appeared to have been surging. this was a long involved process, and we did the interview last friday, and took a few days to digest it, and then we were ready to go. we had to squeeze it in to make sure that we gave gingrich time to respond. we contacted him on tuesday, and didn't really get any response until thursday. >> and on that point, brian, during the cnn debate, while gingrich was in the process of unloading on the vicious and destructive media, he made some very particular allegations against abc news. let me play that for you. >> anyone who knew us this that period said the story was false. we offered several at babc to prove it