it was cool when it happened off the coast of ryland, but is as good or is this not good? >> this is like my one opportunity, ok? i am limited to 10 minutes if it clears committee. that is pursuant to the board rules. it would be great if i don't get an opportunity. it would be great if i got an opportunity to see an independent budget analyst report to take a look at the chamber of commerce and bay area's report to see if these numbers are real. 65-75 years. i know that supervisor maxwell, when the issue of home depot was up, they cast votes against it. you felt very strongly that it was inconsiderate of us because we were voting against the will of the home district supervisor. another the president got up and said that he didn't love the idea and didn't love the project, but he loved district elections and he saw the passion for the home district supervisor. that is sort of what carried the day. supervisor maxwell: there were 200 people in the audience that day, too. >> if you had a development project with this many questions that was the significant, with that many im

died after she was hit by a car and a bus, it happened at midnight, new route 124 in gaithersburg, rylandthey have not identified the victim. police say a car and ride-on bus hit the victim. no passengers on the bus when it happened. they are not sure why she was on thhighway. >> and american lesion bridge, a vdo the worker may have been bitten by a snake. the shoulder is blocked. traffic is getting by at this time. >> a new study questions if parents are doing enough to prepare teenagers for driving. aaa wanted to know what guidance teens get with a permit. they set up dash board cameras. here are the results. >> it is a split screen look at teenagers' first few months behind the wheel. from a missed driveway. to a confusing intersection. and the parent who is are supposed to be involved. >> there is a siren. you need to pull over. you need to pull over. to the right. sorry. >> aaa followed 50 families looking at how well parents teach teenagers drivers. >> among them, chuck and his daughter,lia, that he may have saved from a serious accident. hiyour brakes. they ran a red light. >> i di

senator john casey of ryland -- of maryland -- of rhode island was one of the greatest to ever serve. the senate was too small of a place to campaign against your colleagues, he counseled. go into the states with open seats. but did not campaign against your democratic colleagues. it will poison your relationships with them. back then, most senators followed that rule. but that has changed. now many senators enthusiastically campaign against their colleagues across the aisle. i was shocked when a couple of years ago, two of my democratic colleagues came to me and in my judgment, unfairly criticized my work during my highly competitive race for reelection. my dismay was heightened by the fact that there was no one running that year was more bipartisan legislative initiatives and accomplishments that i had. the willingness to cross the aisle at work on problems had been well established during the past decade. in fact, the primary theme of my campaign was my ability to work across party lines to get things done. this year's elections have shown just how far the destruction of that colle

ryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. >>> do something. p>> a plea to stop the violenne, the violent weekend and why pooice ssy they're still winning >>> it's down to the wire as governor martin o''alley and bob ehrlich get ready to face-off. what to exppct from today's debate. >>> i got all of these phone calls for that thing. >> most people tie theeknot on saturdays, why so many peeplee3 got married on sunday. >>>>good morning, it's mobbed monday, october 11th. i'm patrice harris. a gorgeous weekend. meteerologist steve fertig is here tt tell us if by chance we're going to get a repeat. %-like the warmth, coming yourou way. 64 degrees starting out in ballimore, hagerstown, and -allsburr is at 63, and nnthing to worrr about on sky watch hd radar, that warm front briiging us the wind from the southwest.

ryland is in tough financial stress. as your governor, we need to cut spending, lower taxes, and create jobs. career politicians created this mess the we are in. they cannot fix it. together we can. >> mr. giroux. >> i want to be your next governor. i have a family owned business that spanned 50 years. i understand labor. i want to be the people's governor. there are small business economic development. folks can have the opportunity to refund their loans and the banks will not modify burda all homeowners and small business owners need access to cash. i will create a private work administration and bring back the wta. i want to create a citizens war bond program in which they give a tax freeze for participating i will implement a statewide job steady where we listened to the state workers. we will get the vendor start taking away the major purchases. >> mr. lusi. >> i like to thank channel 6 for having the integrity to include all the candidates. this is a historic election in my opinion. the country faces some immense c

senator john casey of ryland -- of maryland -- of rhode island was one of the greatest to ever serve. the senate was too small of a place to campaign against your colleagues, he counseled. go into the states with open seats. but did not campaign against your democratic colleagues. it will poison your relationships with them. back then, most senators followed that rule. but that has changed. now many senators enthusiastically campaign against their colleagues across the aisle. i was shocked when a couple of years ago, two of my democratic colleagues came to me and in my judgment, unfairly criticized my work during my highly competitive race for reelection. my dismay was heightened by the fact that there was no one running that year was more bipartisan legislative initiatives and accomplishments that i had. the willingness to cross the aisle at work on problems had been well established during the past decade. in fact, the primary theme of my campaign was my ability to work across party lines to get things done. have shown elections just how far the destruction of that collegial attitud

ryland is in tough financial stress.your governor, we need to cut spending, lower taxes, and create jobs. career politicians created this mess the we are in. they cannot fix it. together we can. >> mr. giroux. >> i want to be your next governor. i have a family owned business that spanned 50 years. i understand labor. i want to be the people's governor. there are small business economic development. folks can have the opportunity to refund their loans and the banks will not modify burda all homeowners and small business owners need access to cash. i will create a private work administration and bring back the wta. i want to create a citizens war bond program in which they give a tax freeze for participating i will implement a statewide job steady where we listened to the state workers. we will get the vendor start taking away the major purchases. >> mr. lusi. >> i like to thank channel 6 for having the integrity to include all the candidates. this is a historic election in my opinion. the country faces some immense chall