you can find the link at cbsbaltimore.com. >>> maryland's first lady, katie o'malley goes glam. the city district judge appears on the cover of baltimore style magazine. jessica cartallia has the story behind the photos. >> we see governor martin o'malley featured in magazines all the time. this time, it was the first lady in the spotlight. >> in is a vintage cav gan that she wore in the shot with jack. >> reporter: fashion editor susan bot ford, had a vision for the new magazine. >> i want today to look very vanity, elegant, like how vogue does celebrities. >> reporter: so she turned to long-time friend and maryland's first lady, katie o'malley. >> i thought, instead of a model, what about a role model. >> that's when katie o'malley went glam. >> she's in a perforated leather jacket, helding -- holding her little dog. >> reporter: seven photos of the first lady, who prefers to be called katie, at home in the governor's mansion, are anything but traditional. >> she got up on the table, kicked her shoes off. she was by that beautiful chandelier. and i was like, we got it. it was

people are saying o'malley should fire you. how do you react to that? do you think you should step down. >> no. i think we ought to fix the problem. we opened up this problem. we knew what we were getting into when we did. we ought to fix it and that's what we are doing. >> you think you are the man to fix the problem? >> i know i'm the manual to fix the problem. >> are you open to coming on the factor and airing it out with mr. bill. >> i'm not familiar with his program. i don't watch his program. >> maybe you should, thank you very much. >> maybe you should. >> i do because i work for him. >> bill: here now is jesse watters. is that guy as dumb as he sounds. >> he would think you would know how are because have you been calling for his resignation. >> bill: he knows who i am. he just sounded like a moron. was he that way throughout the whole interview we only used 45 seconds. >> he is either oblivious to the situation or he lied to me. he said he visited it facility a few times and never saw anything. if you listen to the ex-con we interviewed there n

governor o'malley and his family have been avid supporters of this institution.rue friend of the naval academy, governor martin o'malley. [applause] >> thank you very much. distinguished guests, officers, alumni, fellow graduates, and mr. president. i want to convey our gratitude to all of the graduates for your choice for your vocation. mr. president, we're very proud here in maryland to be able to say that maryland is the home to the united states naval academy and we congratulate this class of 2013. to give our country a better future, we will need the strongest military in the world and we will need the world's most highly skilled and highly talented and highly innovative workforce. your training here has put you in the position to lead in both of these important national endeavors. it is an honor to stand before you to introduce the commander in chief of the united states of america. president obama is leading our country forward with strength and with vision. he is a thoughtful and resolute leader. he understands america is strongest when her economic power

governor o'malley and his family have been avid supporters of this institution. a true friend of the naval academy, governor martin o'malley. [applause] >> thank you very much. distinguished guests, officers, alumni, fellow graduates, and mr. president. i want to convey our gratitude to all of the graduates for your choice for your vocation. mr. president, we're very proud here in maryland to be able to say that maryland is the home to the united states naval academy and we congratulate this class of 2013. to give our country a better future, we will need the strongest military in the world and we will need the world's most highly skilled and highly talented and highly innovative workforce. your training here has put you in the position to lead in both of these important national endeavors. it is an honor to stand before you to introduce the commander in chief of the united states of america. president obama is leading our country forward. he is a thoughtful and resolute leader. he understands america is strongest when her economic and her military power aligned

and the spokesperson for the governor o'malley confirms that o'malley will sign the bill in a special ceremony tomorrow. now state analysts predict the program may not be up and running however until 2016. o'malley is also expected to sign off on the death penalty repeal and several other measures during tomorrow's ceremonies. >>> still ahead, very few jamestown colonists survived the winter of 1609. now we get a sense of how desperate things got and what folks had to do to stave alive. >> after the break an elected official posted this image on facebook. why he's not sorry about it. >>> one elected official's feeling the heat tonight. after posting an inflammatory picture on facebook. coffee county, commissioner barry west posted the meme it says how to wink at a muslim and it has a picture of a man aiming a rifle. groups made a screen grab of the post and now it's gone viral. west took the picture down but didn't say he was sorry. in fact he doesn't get what the fuss was about. he didn't create the mem oh and only shared it. why am i being singled out he writes? let us know what you

it will probably be martin o'malley, governor of maryland. it may be the -- do you think the vice president -- this is where it gets interesting. if secretary clinton runs, do you think the vice president will take her on, or step aside and say, no, her time has come? >> i think we can't visualize that stage until we know what she's doing. i think just about everybody, male and female in the democratic party is waiting to see what happens. >> are you pushing her to run? >> we would certainly love her to run. >> if you don't get her to run, who's your candidate for president? >> we have a strong bench that is just as good and viable as martin o'malleys and andrew cuomos. >> who's your best -- >> klobuchar, gillibrand. >> the senator from minnesota, very popular in this city, and certainly gillibrand is really good. very impressive. i'm not sure they have the name i.d. yet. >> jess is right. hillary clinton is about the great big eclipse blocking the sun and keeping everything from growing. >> in a positive way. >> in a positive way. she'll sit

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. >> governor martin o'malley defended the prison system chief as allegations of massive corruption inside the baltimore city gel remains under a microscope. jayne miller has more. >> thank you for being here. governor martin o'malley called the prison corruption case an ugly story. >> i sure the public's revulsion. -- share the public's revulsion. we have a zero tolerance. >> 25 people indicted on charges of running a drug operation and laundering money inside the city gel. 13 of them are female correction officers. four were made pregnant by inmates and gang member, tavon white. the women have not been fired. law. are following the they are currently suspended without pay. it might be part of the problem. correction officers are protected by a bill of right it is nearly impossible to fire them governor signed the law in 2010. >> there is no perfect law. if there is a need to alter it, we will. >> the people who run these institutions -- >> six months ago we replaced the director of baltimore city detention center. the public safety secretary -- >> he is one of the best in the entire nati

>> straight ahead, a big day for maryland governor martin o'malley, a number of bills into law including a repeal of the death penalty. good morning, washington. it is thursday, may 2. i am scott thuman. >> i am cynne simpson. we want to get to meteorologist jacqui jeras. yesterday was beautiful. >> repeat today. we will have three days. temperatures are in the 40's and '50's. 52 and reagan national, 43 in gaithersburg, 41 in frederick right now. for today we are loving the sunshine. we have more of that today. we might have partly cloudy conditions this morning, then ample sunshine this afternoon. temperatures still near the average, around 70 degrees. and it will be quiet all the way through the weekend. for more details on that and when we will see some changes, that's coming up. >> it could not last forever. thank you. we're following breaking news coming from alexandria. dominion power is trying to figure out what caused an outage that left hundreds in the dark. >> brianne carter and has more on that situation. >we will get back to her. a former culpeper police officer convicted in

governor o'malley is signing 200 bills into law today. first one will repeal the death penalty in his state. one of 30 measures he proposed this year. o'malley will sign into law legislation that establishes a medical marijuana program allowing researchers to give marijuana to sick patients and the governor will sign a bill that bans cyberbullying. anyone who harasses a minor online faces one year in jail. >>> we're learning more about three of the boston marathon bombing suspect's friends now facing charges themselves. two it custody for more than a week. there's from kazakhstan. they violated student visas by not going to classes regularly. they hid and destroyed evidence when they saw their friend dzhokhar tsarnaev's picture on television after the attack. a third friend is charged with lying to federal investigators. the fbi doesn't believe any of them had anything to do with the bombing itself. >>> all morning we've kept an eye on an online fund-raiser for the transit police officer hurt during that shootout in watertown, massachuset

maryland's governor, martin o'malley, toured that facility in kettering today.wants more programs like it across the state. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has our report. >> reporter: today governor martin o'malley spent the day touring the academy of health sciences, a public high school located on the campus of prince george's community college. it's considered a middle college and is the first of its kind in our area. >> we learn a lot. like we get to experience stuff that people in regular high schools don't get to do. >> reporter: students who leave this four-year school graduate with a high school diploma and an associate's degree in health, science, technology, engineering or math. >> prince george's is a real leader. you can tell by walking with me through this class. >> reporter: governor o'malley passed the early college renovation fund. it will help support programs like this one aimed at pushing students into science and technical fields sooner. >> we have to do a better job of maximizing our resources and giving our kids a runnin

governor o'malley signs new gun control legislation into law this week but the fight over firearms is far from over. gun control groups are pushing to get this issue before voters. we have exclusive video of the ad that pushes this new law. the governor's new campaign, more with derek valcourt. >> reporter: with the referendum in full swing, the ads are aimed at getting extra support for the new gun law. and helping the politicians who backed it. governor o'malley's signature on the firearms safety act means it's scheduled to take effect on october 1st. but it is signatures on a referendum petition that could stop the law for another 18 months when voters would decide whether to shoot down the law which bans assault weapons purchases, puts a 10 round limit on magazines and requires handgun purchases to go through paid licensing and renewal fees. petitioners say momentum is on their side. >> we'll get at least 100,000. people can't wait to sign it. >> reporter: people are fighting back. >> something had to be done and here in maryland we stood up. >> reporter: we have an exclusive look

you have the governor of maryland, martin o'malley a democrat, this was his second attempt to outlaw the death penalty. the first one failed. he pushed forward with it. public opinion not really on his side to believe the polls and i guess what i think of when i look at this, imagine if this story we're talking about in cleveland where there's so much outrage and the idea of having the death penalty for ariel castro is very, i think it's very popular to people. if that played out or something like that played out in baltimore now in the fares of martin o'malley outlawing capital punishment what's the message to voters who look at a case like castro and say we want the ultimate punishment for this. what's the message then to say no? >> i have to tell you there's been 142 individuals in the united states that have been exonerated from death row. i think we had 300 plus dna exonerations in the united states. we have a problem. the policy has failed us. by a large part. i would tell any governor that this is the time we have to think. and when crimes of this nature happens it's a real he

just last month governor o'malley signed a separate bill removing criminal penalties for buying marijuana on behalf of a seriously ill family member. >>> there are more troubles for the overdue and overbucket silver spring transit center. yesterday the montgomery county council met with members of the executive branch to discuss what is being done. all this comes after metro announced that it will no longer operate the facility once it opens. the council made it very clear that they were hoping to hear directly from county executive ike leggett but he didn't show up. instead the council grilled his staff. now, the big question is why did council members have to learn from the media that metro had sent the county a letter saying it would no longer operate the transit center. >> as i said from the beginning, there was a lot of work to be done to understand what this letter meant, but i don't disagree that once the letter was provided to "the washington post," we should have made sure you had a heads up on that before it occurred. >> the montgomery county executive branch says that they are

sent the following bills to governor martin o'malley, most of which he signed today. the first bill o'malley signed today made maryland the 18th state to abolish the death penalty. the first below the mason dixon line. governor o'malley also signed a bill allowing undocumented immigrants to get state driver's licenses and a bill to expand early voting. he also signed a bill legalizing medical marijuana and will soon sign a gun safety bill that mandates background checks, bans certain kinds of assault weapons, and limits magazines to holding ten bullets. what a difference 32 miles makes. coming up in the spotlight, hillary clinton drops another hint, if you think these are hints, about what you already know about her future. but what other women are angling to run for president next time? i think i know a woman senator who has presidential dreams for 2016, and i'll tell you who that is coming up. [ female announcer ] total effects user kim scott still looks amazing. but with kids growing up fast, fighting seven signs of aging gets harder. introducing total effects mois

governor o'malley has high praise for public safety secretary gary maynard. he says the recent indictments are a positive development in the fight against gangs. the governor says he has known against the investigation last spring and told secretary maynard to cooperate with authorities. o'malley says this may lead to others coming forward. >> there will be more correctional officers as well as citizens who come forward now because they see we can be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem that everybody has talked about for a long time but until now it seemed we were incapable of doing anything about it. >> maynard has moved his office into the detention center last week. he said he waited for the indictment because he didn't want to do anything to undermine the investigation. >>> the latest on the case sheds a bright light on the gang problem popping up in maryland. head to abc2news.com. when you get there go to the featured stories section under the slide show and click on gangs in maryland. >>> harsh criticism for the baltimore county fire

governor o'malley signs new gun control legislation into law this week but the fight over firearms is not over yet. now gun control groups pushing to get this issue before voters and tonight wjz has exclusive video of the new ads supporting the governor's law. wjz is live, derek valcourt with more on the new ad that's about to hit air waves. >> reporter: with a referendum effort in full swing right now the ads are aimed at boosting support for the new law and the politicians who backed it. governor o'malley's signature on the firearms safety act means it's scheduled to take effect october 1st , but it is signatures on a referendum petition that could stop the law another 18 months when voters would decide whether to shoot down the law which bans assault weapons purchases, puts a 10 round limit on magazines and requires handgun purchasers to go through fingerprint and firearms printing and pay licenses and renewal fees. >> my guess is we'll get well over 100,000 at least. people just can't wait to sign it. >> reporter: facing such staunch opposition supporters of the law are fighting b

governor o'malley will sign the bill today.ll however it may not be final, some are fighting to put the the bill up for a public goal. >>> neighbors of friends to dzhokar tsarneav, said they had no idea of the plans to attacktk boston. the three 19 years old are not o accused of bombing but two are charged with getting rid of a backpack with fireworks in it and a laptop. a third is charged with making false statements. >>> next on a move that mayoryor gray says will make things easier for undocumented residents. >>> and a rally takes a violent turn. a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> p

governor o'malley is also signing a bill that bans cyber bullying. anyone who harasses a minor online faces up to a year in jail. >>> learning more about three of the friends of the boston bombing suspects who are now facing charges themselves. two of them have been in custody for more than a week. they're from kazakhstan. th violated student visas by not going to school regularly. they hid hefd when they saw their friend's picture on tv after the ating the. one of the friends is charnlged with lying to federal investigators. the fbi does not believe any of them had anything to do with the bombing itself. >>> the man the fbi says was bethind ricin scare is in court today. a judge in mississippi is deciding whether james dutschke should remain in custody. the fbi says dutschke sent letters lace with rice and president obama, a senator from mississippi, and a judge. prosecutors say he should remain in jail because he poses a danger to the public and is a flight risk. >>> and just a few hours now former culpeper police officer will be sentenced for mans

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. >> plus, martin o'malley put pen to paper to sign a number of significant bills into law by not take a look at the horizon center this morning. it is quiet at the moment but tonight, fans will be rocking the red. >> good to have you along. let's start with jacqui jeras. >> maybe you could have some dinner outside tonight. a great day for it. dutiful whether to look forward to and we are already seeing a beautiful star with a little bit of clout and is in the distance. a few spots are rather chilly, 37 in frederick and 41 in frederick and 39 in manassas. a jacket or light sweater this morning but you can't get rid of it by this afternoon. our temperatures will be near average, just above 70 degrees and quiet whether an expected through the weekend. what happens after that? we will let you know on the seven-day forecast. >> what's happening on the roads? >> we are monitoring a crash in southeast does southwest freeway that will slow you down near the third street tunnel. we're keeping an eye on that now. there is volume and delays at the usual hot spots heading into town. this is a liv

this week governor o'malley signs legislation that includes new gun provisions. buyers are required to submit finger prints to the state police to buy a handgun. it bans 45 types of assault weapons and limits magazines to 10 bullets. it is expected to go into effect october 1. >> a family caught a thief on camera outside their home. now they hope their video and loss will help protect their neighbors. >> here he is creeping around making his way to the front of the car. the carport just feet away from where the family was sleeping. >> you have to wonder what they are capable of doing. he was not afraid at all. >> he had no idea this stranger had been lurking around his home. it wasn't until his gasoline can went missing he decided to look at the surveillance video. the cameras were installed after his home was broken into three months ago. >> he spent five minutes in there going through everything she had in her car. >> the man looks through the front of the car and then focuses on the back. other than a gas can nothing was taken. >> we're not tealing you exactly

katie o'malley goes from district judge to glamour model on the cover of baltimore style magazine. the story behind those photos. >> suzanne had a vision for the debut of the new style magazine. >> i wanted it to look very vanity fair. >> she turned to long-time friend and maryland's first lady, katie o'malley. >> instead of a model i thought what about a role model. >> that's when katie o went glam. >> she's in a jacket and holding her politicly correct dog. she's the new first lady. >> 7 photos of the first lady who prefers to be called katie at home in the governor's mansion are anything but traditional. >> she got up on the table, kicked her shoes off. she was by that beautiful chandelier and i was like we got it. it's magical. >> she wanted to capture katie's style and personality. >> the man operating the smoke machine got carried away and at one point the front of the mansion was covered in smoke. >> not a problem for katie. once the smoke cleared this one made the cut. >> the june issue of baltimore style is on store shelves now. >>> all right. coming up on coffee with it's

governor o'malley, it's on you, man. you have got to do something. we appreciate you coming on mr. duncan. thank you. when we come right back, megyn kelly on another outrage in boston. university of massachusetts protecting accused terrorist dzhokhar tsarnaev. kelly is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the kelly file segment tonight, so far four individuals who attended the university of massachusetts. been arrested in the boston terror bombing case. 19-year-old dzhokhar tar neff is charged with being one of the bombers along with the slain brother. three other students now charged with aiding dzhokhar after the fact. but the university of massachusetts will not release information about dzhokhar or the others citing privacy. that is causing major angst. with us now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. should i be angry about this? >> i don't think it warrants your angry but it warrants your interest. there are privacy rules that protect students who have me trick could you lated at universities even after they graduate or leaf the university the

officers also accused of smuggling drugs and cell cell phones into that jail, and governor martin o'malley is commenting on the school dan. he had high praise. it's a positive development in the fight against gangs. now he hopes this will lead to others coming forward. >> there will be more correctional officers as well as citizens that come forward now because they see that we can actually be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem that everybody has talked about for a long time but until now seems we were incapable of doing anything about it. >> the mayor says he waited for the indictment to move to avoid undermine ongoing investigation. >>> scammers are targeting people in our state using scare tactics. it's a phone scam. the caller knows you by name and says your loved one caused a car crash, and they say that they are holding them until you pay the damage. they're asking for cash ranging from $500 to several thousand dollars. so far we are told that no one has fallen for it. >>> baltimore radio i personality ed norris is out of the hospital and recovering at home follow

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. >>> this is a busy day for martin o'malley signing into law 200 bills. the first one will repeal the death penalty in his state and legislation establishing a medical marijuana program. he will sign a bill that bans cyberbullying. anyone that harassing a minor online faces a year in jail. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray wants to follow maryland's lead when it comes to driver's license. he and other city leaders will introduce a bill allowing all d.c. residents to get a license even if they're here illegally. congress would have so sign off on that legislation. >>> and mayor gray will also be here at union station today. he'll help celebrate the completion of the columbus plaza rehabilitation project. columbus plaza is the park in front of union station. crews have spent the last 18 months making it safer and less confusing for drivers and pedestrians. >>> we're learning more about three of the boston marathon bombing suspect's friends facing charges themselves. two in custody for more than a week now. they violated their student visas by not going to classes

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governor o'malley says he expects those arrests last month to be the beginning, not the end. >> new tonight, you're going to find this video disturbing. we're going to warn you. videofrom moments after a deadly attack on a soldier. [technicaldifficulties] man holding two knives. he claims he killed the soldier because muslims are dying daily. [technicaldifficulties] a terror attack and witnesses say it was terrifying. >> [technical difficulties] itwas chaos and there was -- on the ground, people were unsure of -- [technical difficulties]. >> the two suspects were taken into custody and both are in the hospital. >> and we have more tonight that might be hard to look at. these are of an animal abuse case. this is the fourths casein in the last week. thiswas found in an abandoned city building with chemical burns. earlier we told you about nemo. what is going on? all right, listen, if you are paying $75 or more for your smartphone, that means you, we have news for you that you might be interested in, how you can get this smartphone with unlimited talk and data for less than 20 bucks a month. >

governor o'malley will also sign grace's law.e's that is to prevent cyber bullying. the maryland health progress act as well as legislation to improve voting access in the free state. >>> in the meantime, a former culpepper county police officer will bety p sentenced this aften in the fatal shooting of a 54-year-old woman. >>> a jury has recommended a three-year sentence for 33-year-old daniel harmonarmo wright. he was convicted of several charges including involuntaryry manslaughter in the death of patricia cook. now, cook was unarmed and una driving away from wright when he opened fire after investigatingi a suspicious vehicle call in february of last year. >>> a maryland man faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to a deadly hit-and-run. joel bromwell admits he hit andd killed 71-year-old ruby whitfield as h she crossed floro avenue northeast back in march. he also said he was drinking prior to the accident. he will be sentenced in august on involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> a diplomatic compound is at the center of a human trafficking investigat

governor o'malley, it's on you, man. you have got to do something. we appreciate you coming on mr. thank you. when we come right back, megyn kelly on another outrage in boston. university of massachusetts protecting accused terrorist dzhokhar tsarnaev. kelly is next. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) designed for your most precious cargo. (girl) what? (announcer) the all-new subaru forester. (announcer) designed for your most precious cargo. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> announcer: introducing the redesigned jitterbug plus, our smartest, easiest cell phone yet. >> when i heard about the jitterbug, i went online and ordered one for my mom. now my mom has a cell phone she actually enjoys using. >> announcer: the jitterbug plus is easy to use, easy to see, and it has the longest-lasting battery on the market. for mother's day, get $20 off and a free car charg

it comes a day after governor o'malley called the federal investigation a positive development. >> officers who spent years in maryland's correctional system called for more staffing in the wake of a scandal involving the baltimore city detention center. tavon white ran the black guerrilla family gang and impregnated four officers, corrupting them to smuggle drugs and run a core ruptive empire. >> as long as we work with the teares -- we don't have the eyes on the t ie rs to watch the inmates. >> the governor expressed confidence in his top leadership and said he was given no timetable on the investigation. >> a federal investigation involving this many partners and going after a network like this is not like, you know, getting a cheese burger at the drive through window. these things do take time. >> the governor says he first became aware of the federal investigation last spring and told his top leadership to give federal prosecutors whatever they wanted. >> the indictment said there was no effective punishment for officers, they would be transferred. >> there will be no doubt some change

last year governor o'malley signed the bill that stops assault weapons, magazines and requires peopleo submit figure prints to police if they want to buy handguns. now, gun supporters have started to collect signatures for a pudig. they need to collect more than 56,000 of them by the end of june. they have to collect at least 18,000 of them by the end of the month. they planned a big rally in philadelphia this saturday. one of the noted speakers, a republican president maryland, who has been out spoken about gun rights. reporting live, linda so, abc 2 news. >>> it is graduation time across the state. every school has its own tradition. but students at the naval academy for a tradition. the freshman will form a human pyramid around the monument and the goal is to make it up to the top to replace the class with a mid shipman's hat. they are saying the may take hours. >>> five things that you want to know on the monday. both sides in the case of the shooter in colorado will schedule a one hour hearing this week and if james holmes needs a exam. >>> today -- ( indiscernible ) to discuss i

governor o'malley, it's on you, man. you have got to do something. we appreciate you coming on mr.uncan. thank you. when we come right back, megyn kelly on another outrage in boston. university of massachusetts protecting accused terrorist dzhokhar tsarnaev. kelly is next. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? silence. nehey!r! [squeals] ♪ [ewh!] [baby crying] the great thing about subaru is you don't have to put up with that new car smell for long. introducing the versatile, all-new subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the kelly file segment tonight, so far four individuals who attended the university of massachusetts. been arrested in the boston terror bombing case. 19-year-old dzhokhar tar neff is charged with being one of the bombers along with the slain brother. three other students now charged with aiding dzhokhar after the

last week, governor o'malley signed the bill that bans certain assault weapons, limits magazines and requires people to submit fingerprints to buy a handgun, but gun right supporters are vowing to not quite fighting by challenging it in court or forcing to a referendum. now, gun right supporters started the petition. they need to collect 56,000 stig sutures by the end of june. and 15,000 by the end of this month. and supporters gathered a rally for this saturday in philly one of the speakers is out spoken about gun rights. linda so, abc 2 news. >>> 4:35. and lawyers for kevin clash will be in court this morning. the man who used to be the voice of alamo. his attorneys are planning to argument that the suit should be dismissed. >>> now our top stories this morning. officials are trying to figure of exactly what happened inside of a burning home. fire is to blame for two deaths after a 58-year-old and a volunteer firefighter, kenchner, an investigation into this death is continuing. and fallen firefighters in baltimore county were honored in a ceremony. young them the young man who gav

raquel guillory, vocera del gobernado martin o'malley, confirmo hoy que el goberndor firmara la medidala que firmara otros proyectos de ley, incluyendo la revocacion de la pena de muerte... la legislacion sobre la marihuana con fines medicos permitira a los centros de investigacion academicos establecer programas para dispensar la marihuana a pacientes enfermos... en peru, la policia nacional recupero los cadaveres de las dos personas desaparecidas despues de que cayera un globo aerostatico el domingo en el mar al sur de lima... los grupos de socorro encontraron el cuerpo de uno de los seis pasajeros y tambien el cadaver del piloto del globo... el domingo las cinco mujeres pasajeras fueron rescatadas por la armada despues de permanecer nueve horas en el agua flotando... hasta el momento se conoce que el globo no estaba registrado ni tampoco contaba con el permiso comercial para volar... en colombia sigue retenido por la armada un barco pesquero de nicaragua con sus tripulantes, a quienes se les acusa de estar realizando actividades de pesca en una zona ilegal del archipielago de san an

governor o'malley is heading a team, and they are there to -- they arete a there to help. they have a disaster assistance team and response teams that are making early assessments. they are making sure the state has food, medical supplies to take care of those survivors, and the coming days we will be attending a lot of wakes a lot of funerals. >> how much does that complicate the recovery? >> that is why it was so disastrous. you had power lines, infrastructure, gas lines, all sorts of utilities. now they will stop the region they will start the recovery -- now they will start the recovery phase. they make sure they are taken care of. medicalure they have needs taken care of, psychological needs. there is no electricity whatsoever. the state has the and through many disasters. the most famous is the 1995 bombing. they pull together during these times. >> oklahoma is your home state. people are always asking why do people live in tornado alley question why do people put themselves through this year after year? >> we were not searching out tornado alley. it is a our home. m

o'malley will sign grace's law to prevent cyber bullying.rogress act willh be signed as well as as legislation to improve votingotn access in maryland. >>> president obama is heading to mexico today to meet with the country's recently elected president o. on the agenda, how both sides can work together to beef up border security.er s the president will also promote mexico's economic success andess its place as the second largest export market for u.s. goods and services. it's a pitch aimed at selling an immigration bill to congress. >>> well, there's good news in o the push to upgrade the national mall. >> the non-profit trust in charge of restoring the mall iss about to get the largest private gift to date. german car maker volkswagen of america will announce a $10 million donation today. the company's ceo said he was shocked to see our national mall in such poor condition and he ad plans to encourage otherncou organizations to get involved. i the trust raised just over $27 million in the last two years. it hopes to bring in a total of 350

governor o'malley has high praise for the secretary, gary, and he says involving corruption, sex and drugs are a positive development in the fight against gangs. a mali is speaking up now after his trip to israel. he's known about the investigation since last spring and told the secretary to cooperate with authorities. he says this may lead to others coming forward and there will be more correctional officers as well as citizens who come forward now because they see that we can be effective in coordinating together to attack a problem that everybody has attacked about for a long time but until now seems we're incapable of doing anything about it. >> he has moved his office into the detention center and waited for the indictment because he wouldn't want to do anything to undermine the investigation and. learning more about what leads to this type of corruption in prisons. a retired corrections officer and one union leader, christian schaffer has been following the story from the beginning and has more tonight. >> reporter: union leaders, it appears at least some of the 13 indicted off

. >> logan: zack o'malley greenburg is a senior editor for "forbes" magazine, and he's been coveringjackson's death. how much did his lifestyle and his personality have to do with his debt? >> greenburg: he never stopped spending like it was the 1980s. we charted it in "forbes." i mean, he was making $50 million, $60 million, $80 million, over $100 million some of those years, and even into the '90s. but after the first allegations in 1993, he never toured in the u.s. again. he never got another endorsement deal in his lifetime. >> logan: the first allegations of child abuse? >> greenburg: in 1993, correct. he became in many ways radioactive to brands and to the sorts of companies that would, you know, contribute to those massive paydays in the '80s. and the upkeep on a place like neverland, you know, the spending on antiques and so forth and the maintenance of his entourage and all of that, you know, really... it really added up. >> logan: this is one of how many warehouses that you have? >> karen langford: five. >> logan: you can see how he spent his money and some of what made up

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martin o'malley signed a bill that requires people to submit fingerprints to on stain a handgun license. >>> after the house voted for the 367th time wednesday to repeal the president's health care law, a war of words broke out on twitter. after darryl issa asked republicans to describe the legislation in three words. the white house responded by saying, it's the law, complete with the president's signature on the bill. eric cantor fired back with we must repeal. >>> and you can forget about taking me out to the ball game. the irs has put the kibosh against the scheduled softball game with john cornen. the team, called the cheatahs, promised to reschedule. >>> and for the weekend forecast, bill is here. >> it was funny when they came up with it back in the -- after this week? let me show you the one iconic picture from the granbury, tornado, i'm taking away. this is a slab of house. there was a good-sized house there reduced to the foundation. that's why this got an ef-4 tornado rating. 166-200-mile-an-hour winds. it was on the ground for about two to three miles. the width was about ha