it's just idling in reverse. >> if you're in reverse it will start going backwards. >> a fire chief tried to go in and stop the car. he got knocked over by the door. police were able to stop the car with a patrol car. they got behind it, brought it to a stop, were able to get in and put it in park. the woman who was in her 80s suffered life threatening injuries for that. >> it wasn't one of the times when you say she was old. that's an easy mistake to make. you don't realize your car is not in park yet and you open your door. anybody can make that mistake. >>> you know in college there was one person who had a sick pimped out dorm room. wait until you look at this. he has a hot tub in the dorm room. 211 pound hot tub. it cost $5,000. it does fit eight people. but he says the reason he got it, he's a marathon runner and he likes to have a soak after he works out. >> that's not a hot tub. that's a boiling cesspool of bacteria. >> he had it a month before the school said no way jose. he said i checked out the handbook and it says nothing about no hot tub. he compares it to a coffeemaker. tho

it's reversed diabetes in many people. >> reversed die wets? so if you were on your way to becoming type two diabetic. >> people don't realize these conditions are reversible. heart disease is reversible. diabetes is easier to cure than heart disease. >> rose: what about heart disease is reversible? >> plaque in the arteries. i've had patients who follow this approach. angiograms, then ten years later they have another one and they're better and the science is there. there was a study i wanted to tell you about in england they took a group of advanced diabetics and changed their diet radically and in one week they were able to normalize their levels and in 12 weeks they reversed the changes relled to diabetes in the pancreas and liver. we know this is possible. it happens with bypass. you can take someone who is mortar lid by obese, give name bypass, change their diet radically and in two weeks their diabetes is gone. >> rose: president bill clinton said this because he has endorsed it. "i hope dr. hyman's new book will inspire you as he has in

the secretary has talked about reversibility. you cannot reverse if you lose your skilled engineers, scientists, technicians. these are skills that take 10 years or more to really develop in order to work on some of those very technologies and putting out the equipment that our men and women in uniform are using. >> we'll lose those people. when we lose those people, we lose the ability not only to provide that equipment, but we lose those jobs in the community. >> for reconstitution, obviously. tom, let me take you to the health of the aerospace and defense industry overall. past downturns, companies have gone into it in financial distress, companies have been preparing for a long time. what is the health of this sector overall? >> it's safe to say that the industry is fragile and has been. it's a profit -- its profit margin is one of the lowest in all of north america. 10.5%, that's including commercial, so you gotta think defense is even lower than that. that's even where we have fixed price contracts. defense contractors take

but let's move to the issue of reversing -- of reversing the policies. i mean, we all now understand your view that it was a mistake to build up a balance sheet to this extraordinary extent in the first place. but it's been done. what do you think is the likely course of action now, you know, to reverse this. and what would you do if you were in a position to influence the decision. >> i would start to reverse it. >> straight away. >> i would start to reverse it. i would raise the interest rate slightly to 1%. i would look around and see what happened. you know, if it was too much, i might back off. but i certainly wouldn't go further. if it didn't create a lot of problems, well, i would go a little further. slowly. working toward some e quill libri librium. there's $15 trillion worth of u.s. government debt. approximately $12 trillion is held outside the government itself. every 1% that we increase the interest rate is going to raise the cost of interest payments by $150 billion. so while we're thinking about congress struggling to cut a little bit off

but the point is, it shows that you can reverse course. but we're really running out of time. we're talking about months, not years. i'm not sure that we have to the end of the year. with our presidential candidates, when i say our, i'm assuming virtually everybody here is republican, all you obama supporters put up your hands, please? i can't see that well but i don't think there's too many out there. but among the four we have, they have all attacked the fed in one way or another. ron paul wants obama to put in a gold standard. the other three have said they want to get rid of bernanke. which is a good idea. but then what? they haven't said who they want to replace him with or how to. well, we do have a real problem with the fed. and i would also replace bernanke but there's a more fundamental problem that we have given the fed tasks that are in some ways contradictory. when it was first set up in 1913 it was supposed to preserve the value of the currency and protect the banking system. they were having a number of bank failures. then they added on maintain full employment a

speak to the experience there, and what led to the decision to -- to impose the taxes and now to reverse those? >> yes. to answer your y th the tax increase was greeted by the industry with a certain amount of shock. not only just because of, it bass a tax increase but also because it made the whole fiscal regime somewhat unstable. it was a surprise. very long-term decisions on how to exploit the declining space and finding the fiscal regime bounced around. t occasional polls, the people asked, what's the most dangerous or the best place to invest? what's the worst place to invest? i think the government said the uk was pretty close to the top as being a bad place to invest. the political stability was be undermined by some of that fiscal instability. >> in other words in a country like the united kingdom, you were nations like angola in saying, you are a bad investment opportunity? >> it's -- yes. again, the invest was very much one of that enhanced recovery in making the best of the last stage, but it did appear that the capital could be more effectively employed elsewhere, and rates s

>> how do you build political constituency to reverse direction? assuming we decided, you know, as a result of this discussion to reverse direction, and how do you do that in the context where the inertia of what you're doing may be creating tensions with the parties you've identified as adversarie adversaries. >> i will leave it to whichever of you raise your hand to address it. >> by reversing direction, what do you mean? >> you have to mobilize support. you have to have expert ls to make a technical case that can lead to political reports or accounts on capitol hill to deny budgetary support. the vietnam war was funding it. that's in general how you have to stop it. >> i don't have an answer to your question, but i have a comment that i could inform it. not only to bring down the economy, but the rest of the world along with it. reasons for it were well understood by anybody who sat down and looked at the system. of all the people who had responsibilities claimed they didn't see it coming. right now, events which are too big to fail before, are

improve or even reverse diabetes in overweight patients. >> we're back with that story and your weather first in two minutes.

so the state department reversed their policy and instituted a new policy that said we will now give estimated dates of completion. and so that was really the beginning of what i would say, you know, what i'll call the cia cases, the four cases that i alluded to that mike mentioned, which were a massive challenge against 16 policyies, eight of which were in blatant violation of clearly established statutes or case law, and eight of which were just bad policies that we thought were illegal but there was no direct case law in point on them. and i'll just run down them really quickly so you have an idea of what we're talking about. but before i get into listing them, though, the reason that we chose the cia, i kee

today the situation has reversed. similarly, our effort to build the afghan national security forces has been completely overhauled. the result is growing numbers of afghan units that are capable of leading the fight. the few afghan soldiers who turned their weapons on our troops should not obscure the larger fact that hundreds of thousands of afghans are fighting every day as our faithful allies in a common fight against al qaeda and the taliban and these afghan patriots are being wounded and killed in far greater numbers than our forces. this should give us hope that our common goal of an afghanistan that can secure and govern itself remains achievable over time. to sustain this fragile process it's critical that president obama resist the short-sighted calls for additional troop reductions which are a guarantee of failure. our forces are currently slated to draw down to 68,000 by september. a faster pace than our military commanders recommended. which is significantly increased the risk for our mission. at a minimu

the entertainment commission's position must be reversed because it was impermissibly in effect and with procedural irregularities and is totally unsupported by the records. stipulated fax including the high volume of volume associated with this neighborhood restaurant [unintelligible] there is no basis to grant this application. there is no right to operate a fast food restaurant 24 hours a day. furthermore, the commission's decision isn't in deference to this body. this body must give no regard to the decision except the fact that we point out, procedural irregularities and the finding that the restaurant at to be opened because we need a place to make people less drunk. we need a place where drug people can go to become less drunk. there is the articulation of public safety. the business owner must meet the criteria set forth in the san francisco police code, as the commission's own brief, they are at the utmost importance. when the police code as applied, there is no factual basis to grant an after-hours permit here. we indicated the area around the restaurant, you will hear from the

discover that they had problems with all three restrooms the board so they weren't working said had to reverse to encourage alaska meanwhile united said the second aircraft the next day and that aircraft had technical problems all the lights went out and once again disabled all three restrooms. this was among the very frustrated passengers. >>> sell all the three cavan's is all working. did with the captain came on to the speaker and said were having problems. so much time problems. >>> set to make matters worse each time the passengers on united airlines flight 857 were made to wait and the plane and tarmac for hours and then once

it started to reverse its down trend last week.hat happened today on the russe russe russell 2000, it went down. of what's to come. also showing in the russell 2000 is a rounding top pattern. it confirmed on the close at 787. the target is around 750. that would put below the 200 day moving average. it signals we may see the broader equity indices to decline. i don't know it's going to come in one chunk. the vix spiked up on a gap this morning. that gap's likely to close. i think that we see probably some stabilization, some consolidation. overall i think that we're starting to see sort of a move -- a reversal of the uptrend in equities. and down toward 50 day moving averages and 200 moving day averages. >> signs of stability for the s&p 500 or turn, would you look to the russell first as sort of a leading indicator? as we saw the russell break down, small caps broke down ahead of large caps giving us a preview of what's to come. >> that's a great question. i think you're absolutely correct. the russell is consolidating all in febr

>> i don't know if there is a huge reversal. i think the important thing is we still ended up on the upside. if you put up the sectors, all of the risk sectors are up. financials are again leading. they did come off highs on bank of america led things down a little bit. but tech, financials, materials, industrials, all the billing leadership stocks and good heavens, ending the quarter in other week or so. the nasdaq is up 18% so far this quarter, maria. one of the greatest that technology has ever had. still no signs as an attempt to sign off on it. >> and into the sectors you want it see, financials and tech. i think it is interesting to see that rates for the ten-year are at four-month highs. you see money come out of fixed income, find a home and stocks. >> yeah. and the question is how much after head wind will this be for stocks. put up the ten-year treasury yield. you're right, we see treasury moving up on the long end and it's not hurting stocks. even today, moving up on the ten-year and stocks moving up as interest rates

can you imagine if the situation was reversed and you had a black teenager shoot a white 28-year-old guy, oh, the cops yeah, we'll look into it later don't yourry about it. no, i don't think that's how it would have went down. let's go to the family, who is just devastated by this. >> as a mother, my heart is broken. >> i honestly believe if that was a white boy, he would still be alive. he'd still be alive. >> what if the shooter had been a black man? >> he would be in jail. >> there's no question about that. look, in my mind, i'm going to give you the details. the victim's father said this: >> guess what? turns out he wasn't squeaky clean, in fact had a record. he had gone after police. i know, because african-american's always get a break when they've gone after police in the past and there's been no charges against them, cops protect them and say they're squeaky clean because they like their background. keep an open mind until we see the police chief's comments here: >> i like that you're keeping an open mind while the investigation's still open. oh, he was just defending himself

when your mother took out this reverse mortgage, she went to a counselor. she knew what she was doing because you are mandated to go to counseling before you go through this process. so, getting out of it is difficult. it means you have to repay the loan, and you have to come up with the money or help your mother come up with the money in order to do that. i actually have a problem with this notion that she owes her daughter an inheritance. you know, if your mother has a place to live for the rest of her life, that is paid for, no worries, then you're not going to have to step in and pay for a place for her to live, and that in and of itself is a gift. and this notion that our parents, who put us through college and take care of us our whole lives then owe us something at the end. i have trouble with that. >> i think she should be happy that her mother is financially free, that she's able to pay her bis, that she's not a financial burden on the family. and the reverse mortgage is for the parents. it's for the person who takes it out. it's not for her child.

it may also reverse type two diabetes in the overweight and obese. the findings are so promising that doctors say it could become more of a standard treatment than a last resort. >> reporter: for years tim had a hard time keeping off the pounds and keeping his type two diabetes in check. >> i would go on a diet and lose some weight and then it would slowly sneak back on. >> reporter: doctors at the cleveland clinic enrolled him in a clinical trial to see if weight loss surgery could help. >> right after surgery within about a week or so i no longer needed the medication for my diabetes at all. >> reporter: the study looked at 150 obese patients with poorly controlled diabetes. patients were given one of two types of weight loss surgery plus medication to treat the disease. a third group just got the medicine. the surgery patients lost more weight and achieved normal blood sugar level better than the group just on medications. >> the patients at the end of one year were on an average of less than one medication for their diabetes and in fact about 40%

florida not only reversed the previous executive order, but actually added new barriers. once you get off parole, probation, any state sponsored supervision, you have to wait at least five years before you can apply to -- for a person with a felony conviction to get their rights reinstated. if at any time during that five years you are simply arrested, not convicted. if you are arrested, the clock starts over on the five years. when we talk about populations that are likely toelt g picked up again by the police, very likely to be profiled by the police, it goes without saying that the intention here was to completely disenfranchise these voters. i think the one thing that's important to note, as we think about this reversal and trend in the franchise that we haven't seen since jim crowell, these are in place since jim crow, exactly the same put in place in the 1890s. when we look at students, we have texas and tennessee that specifically and arizona that specifically exclude student i.d.s, texas it's fairly illuminating auz i don't can use your conceal carry gun license b

with authority and reversing.ust over a minute left and lin with the steel and whooping with shepherd. 120-103 and the knicks are victorious tonight. the college hoops and playing games in the men's and women's west coast conference. santa clara and what a long season. their 18th straight loss. portland finishes their year. and usf is beaten by loy loyola mer ri mont. a soccer stone u.s. beating italy. team usa was win less in 10 matches with the italians going back 78 years. he scored the only goal of the night in general. the u.s. wins it 1-0. wes timmons is pursuing his dream with the oakland a's. she a 33-year-old minor leaguer waiting for his chance in the biggs. timmons plays third base. you can't miss him with the long hair and the southern twang. the season ending injury to sizemore opened the door for timmons to show what he can do. the off season pe teacher is hoping to earn a spot on the opening day roster. >> as long as i have a uniform on my back there is always the thought that i guess i could play w

and difficult for president obama to reverse because once you have a big piece of hardware a base activities around it it becomes extremely difficult both physically and politically to remove it so the objective here is to commit the czech republic and the next american president to a missile defense system that has no chance of working and as a as astoundingly irresponsible as this argument sounds i'll be happy to give you other examples of this kind of behavior on the part of the bush administration. thief. rings are obama. the government fell and now the radar know to bases i know to the radar. of the right. i think i. got it right i think. you're. right. thank. you can bomb a speech was crystal clear here a missile defense project is not over calling shoot. i three themes. i don't what is the chair mark is in the pro radar me capitulating i don't understand the question. i don't know why removing the razor wire you installed last year and the pro-rate are people capitalizing by removing it as he and i don't know. when scott was in the military police to not install the wire obstacle and

the ally-ope reverse and a foul. lakers beat the mavs 109-93. >>> finally, ranger's captain celebrated his birthday in style. it's his 27th goal of the year and it came on his 27th birthday. he gets his perbirthday wish an the rangers win it 2-1 in o.t. that's your early look at sports on "early today." >> another hollywood baby on the way. and who is hanging with ashton? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. the white house is praised with my distinguished guests, but yesterday, the secret service were on their hands and knees. you're watching "early today. >>> welcome back to "early today." here's what you need to know about your early forecast. umbrella weather pushing to alabama and even atlanta. st. louis and chicago and minneapolis still very warm. as far as we're dealing with tomorrow, not a lot changes. right now, it's over the top oklahoma. tomorrow, it tries to push over the top of missouri. good chance they'll get it tomorrow, too. if you're watching us on nbc 5 in chicago illinois

and difficult for president obama to reverse because once you have a big piece of hardware base activities around it it becomes extremely difficult both physically and politically to remove it so the objective here is to commit the czech republic and the next american president to a missile defense system that has no chance of working and as it has astoundingly you're responsible as this argument sounds i'll be happy to give you other examples of this kind of behavior on the part of the bush administration. theme. rings are obama you know. the government fell and now the radar no to bases. no to the radar as long as. this. was the cause. there was right. there were three. right or struck her. barak obama's speech was crystal clear. the missile defense project is not over going to shoot i threw things. but it'll work because the chill mark is in the pro radar me capitulating and i don't understand the question. i don't know why removing the razor wire you installed last year and the pro radar people capitalizing by removing it there as he was on wins couple of the military police did not in

teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> diabetes reversal with this type of surgery is not new, but confirms it is lasting. it will continue to monitor patients in the study for the next five years to make sure it is a permanent reversal. pretty cool. >> very cool. speaking of cool, well, it's going to get cooler than what we have gotten used to. i had to break out a winter suit today. >> it's chillier. >> true. but here's the deal. it's average. it was dead on average today. we just aren't used to it. >> we have gotten used to the other thing. >> we have freeze warnings out. they really wouldn't not normally issue a freeze warning if late march. because growing season hasn't started. here it is. it covers the entire metro area with the exception of calvert county and st. mary's county. the winds will do us a favor and keep the temperatures up. you shouldn't have planted anything because you know, the average last frost is not until mid to late april. that's a downtown figure. the end of april for fredericksburg and the very end of april for gaithersburg and early may for hagerstown

it represents a reversion to the bull markets i'm used to from the 80s and 90s where good news gets rewarded instantly, even if a stock had already run in advance of that positive data point. this is big, people. how about this? same time, liz clayborn, man, what a crummy company, right? they reported missed estimates for revenues earnings. how did the stock do? the darn stock went higher! dramatically higher. i'm calling that genuine forgiveness in action. few markets were less forgiving than the ones we left behind in december for heavens sakes. consider total cramer non-fav finesor, the optical equipment maker. last night this company clifford absolutely one of the -- just the worst possible earnings reports of 2012. and it talked about a continued decline in big tel communications, that's what they do an an incursion of cisco right into finesar's core business. how did the stock do? a little 2011 thing going, stayed down for just a little bit and then i started gathering steam and it wasn't into the black. maybe it not going to stay there for long. in fact, i expect it to drop back. far

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. >> and new research doctors say could reverse a >>> some cheers there as james cameron came out of specially designed submarine. he dove nearly seven miles to the bottom of the mariana trench. he says he felt like going to another planet. it's featureless and like an alien world. he is the first person to reach that depth since the trench was initially explored in 1960. can you imagine the pressure. >> he is so great. you don't know. >> one mistake and you are gone, you are crushed. >> crushing, we don't have anything like that. we do have rain on the way and steady rain and rain that will bring levels up once again as we try to make up for the dry winter. first, we see a few snow showers they are still lingering that brought us a few showers yesterday. heaviest will move in tomorrow and wednesday. if you can get up there later this week, you'll have some nice fresh powder to ski on. vollmer peak back toward san francisco, you can see some of the vertically stacked clouds, you may get a sprinkle out of these. live doppler, best radar returns off to the north, willits, crescent city

being here today, my wishes administration reversed their tactics of authoritarianism and work with us as adults so we can become an excellent free school where students can get an education in a fair and equitable manner. [applause] >> good evening. i am a teacher at martin luther king. i just questioned the selection process for administrators at our school. this is our fifth set as administrators. in the last five years i've been there. are you as a board being duped by associate superintendent to withhold information on administrators that are being assigned to martin luther king? you know because it was reported at the last board meeting that you are not provided all the information necessary to make an informed decision whether or not to re- elect an assigned administrator to martin luther king. run with the king is a public school. public schools require community participation. instead, we have an exclusionary regime. like all regimes, this is not encouraged -- and dissent is not encouraged. there is retaliation for independent thinking and support of our students and parents.

on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into spacewhich would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? >>> there are around 90,000 americans in afghanistan tonight, and many of them have spent many years trying to prove to the locals they're the good guys. that effort took a massive step backwards this weekend when a lone soldier put on his night vision goggles, walked to a nearby village and allegedly murdered 16 civilians including 9 children. as presidents and generals wrestle with the ramifications, there's new scrutiny of the suspect's home base. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: when he wasn't at war, the 38-year-old staff sergeant accused of massacring innocent afghans was based here, joint base lewis-mcchord outside tacoma, washington. a base that is

europe came on and reversed course on us. the third thing is they want to bring forward low interest rates by promising out to the future to keep them low. if they start saying the economy is better than -- is really going robust, you start people like yourself saying they will dial back that promise and that will raise current interest rates. that slack in the labor market is key to bernanke's thinking. he sees we have a long way to go. he feels his margin of error on inflation is very high. >> take me down and dumb it down for me a little more. it's friday and i need it dumbed down. we're looking at the same numbers. extend that to me for october of this coming year. where do you see the unemployment rate? if you can do that, you can't. where do you see it if? >> i think it's hard. i don't know how many people come back in. this whole story of the participation rate is at least half the story of the aging of the population, and maybe another half is discouraged workers. it could be what you have is people coming back into t

i thought the reversal was telling. the other half of when romney initially said he wouldn't vote for the blunt amendment. he added an important part of the decision. which is i don't think politicians should get in the way of a husband's decision with his wife or a decision between a husband and a wife. now there's no confusion there, right? that's a very clear stance. to rick santorum's point. here is someone where you have no idea what he believes. he literally lays out his ideology in one hour and the next tries to reverse it. >> here's where i think santorum is wrong. if you say, hey, when you see him answer a question, unmanaged by his handlers, you see how he's going to be president. no, you don't. the handlers will be sitting in the oval office, if he ever got there, telling him what he thinks. >> that is quite a fair point, actually. i mean, i thought the santorum attack was -- was effective. >> very. >> in terms of who his audience is. extremely effective. i'm just in awe of everybody marching off this cliff t

the president won't reverse his decision on keystone. they're going to find an alternative route more environmentally desirable. but the republicans are going to hammer him for it, and they're going to try to get the american people to think that stopping the keystone is denying all this oil to the american taxpayer. and that's not right because the pipeline is canada's gateway to asia. they want to build a pipeline to port arthur, texas, a foreign free trade zone, and they want to export it. none of that oil will stay in the united states. and so to equate the blocking, the temporary blocking of that pipeline until a more environmentally reasonable route is found has nothing to do with the fact that gas prices are rising. in fact, the exported oil last year from this country for the first time. >> thanks to the recession, which because our demand is down. look, president obama is right about the larger forces driving the price of gas and republican candidates said a lot of stupid things on this. it's not santorum that took the cake on t

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coming up on abc 7 news at noon, reversing a severe medical condition. a groundbreaking study on the growing epidemic of obesity and type ii diabetes. >> and later -- >> what bullying >> new research suggests that weight-loss surgery can reverse and possibly even care type ii diabetes in some patients. two studies compared stomach- reducing operations to medicine, and folks found that surgery helps more diabetics achieve normal blood sugar levels, and the results were dramatic. some people were able to stop taking insulin as soon as three days after their operation. if your tap water begins to smell and taste different, do not panic. crews at the washington aqueduct said they have begun their six- week spring cleaning, meaning they are taking their money out which is added to the water in order to clean the water pipes. customers in the district will all be affected over the next six weeks. still ahead this morning what do you think of this one? really?? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in

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. >> rush reversal. the radio host is saying something very different tonight. we have the latest. >> 911 outage, why d.c. emergency services were temporarily down today. abc 7 news starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the national weather service confirmed yet another tornado has touched down, this time a north carolina. the storm was part of a deadly system that spawned the blisters and nine states. >> the death toll stands at 38, but that number may climb. new information about how devastating this out forms for. a top lawyer was found in a field in indiana, the only -- a populatoddler was found in a field in indiana, the only member of her family to survive. we begin in henryville, indiana. >> this is the aftermath of the ef-4 tornado. the town of henryville, you have to look hard to find a building with all four walls and roof. the storm was clocked at 175 m.p.h. and tomorrow the tedious clean-up begins. in henryville, they knew something was coming, but no storm warning could prepare the small town for this

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he would so dramatically have to reference reverse himself in this republican primary. all of the candidates have been trying to grab the conservative ring and ultimately, that's a stone lose her. >> that's never going to be more than 40, 45% of the total vote. when barack balms begins the layout and the people with whom he has done it, the left and the independents and the same people that supported him last time around will come back and recognize he is what we arell need in this country going forward. >> so if that's the case what can derail him is something that he might not have anticipated, that nobody and ispated. so something might happen on the foreign policy area. something might happen that he gets the blame for because he is sitting in the chair. what would you be most concerned about happening external to him that might end up derailing him? >> at the moment, i would be more current about what happens in afghanistan. that expansion of that war clearly at the time that he did it was aimed at trying to find bin laden. he has now captured bin laden so to speak

but some question whether scaling back the property tax is enough to reverse years of population decline, fueled by factors including crime and the state of city schools. >> the city unfortunately has acquired a reputation, and while 20 cents off of property tax is certainly a good start, it may not be enough to overcome some of the -- the images that the city has sort of gathered over the last decade and a half. >> this bill will not be coming up for a vote until later this spring. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the house of delegates is picking apart the senate's budget plan. it calls for raising income-tax rates for a majority of maryland theers. it would keep the income-tax rate the same for the majority of maryland thereers. full house still needs to vote on the plan. >> police are searching for clues in the shooting of a man. the victim was found shot in the chest, east of hopkins bayview medical center. he later died. no word on a suspect or possible motive. a victim has -- the victim has not been named. one person was stabbed as groups of teenagers converged. city officials are c