this is the latest salvo in the battle over same-sex marriage. chik-fil-a finds itself at the center of a highly publicized, political debate. louden county supervisor gene delgado telling residents he would be eating breakfast, lunch and dinner at this chik-fil-a. i have asked people in sterling to turn out and support our chik-fil-a in response in response to the outcry against the head of chik-fil-a, who has embraced traditional marriage. reporter: the lunchtime crowd was bigger than usual. not all the customers became because it is appreciation day, but many did. i m to show support for the owner and president of chik-fil-a, and his right to speak against what he deems is rig right. it s not about discrimination. it s just saying that they support families we are very much supportive of the biblical definition of the family unit. the company then issued this statement. the tradition is to treat every person with honor, dignity and respect, regardless of their
a shooting scene similar to the shooting in colorado. there has been a lot of discussion about what charges would be available to prosecutors in the case. all of those guns were legally owned. this young man did not act on his threats. there was not enough evidence for a second degree assault charge. nobody here seems all that happy about it. that the prosecutor and not the citizens we have spoken to. police say they will never know if neil prescott would have acted on threats to shoot up his capitol heights workplace. tonight they say what matters is, he did not get the chance. the very first priority was to eliminate the threat. he remains hospitalized as he undergoes a psychiatric evaluation and treatment. he was arrested last friday morning one week after the colorado batman shooting. he allegedly called himself a joker in the two third in calls to his former workplace. after an investigation police have determined since he did not act on his threats and all his g
children who are capable of feeling pain. abortion is always a volatile issue, which bills out stronghi feelings.ch we talked to congressman franksng rein arizona by phone.by in his words, that the 20 weeks, the unborn child feels pain. he calls late-term abortions one of the greatest civil rightsl tragedies in the nation today. we afford more protection tor farm animals understand underun the humane slaughter act. reporter: but not only ison franks picking on thelyckin distribution, they say, she warns he has a bigger agenda. these people are serious,re they are trying to intimidate reproductive choice. reporter: groups like planned parenthood plan to score the vote, to let women know whichkn lawmakers are owfor it. these are women, where something has gone wrong with the pregnancy, and this ban has no exception in cases with a woman s health is at risk, or where there s a fetal anomaly. reporter: women s group saysw the vast ommajority are not late term. that
will go into effect and putting an easy-to-understand result over not-so-easy to save rule of questeration. tom fitzgerald of sequestration. the u.s. postal service is about to default on bottoms of dollars. the legally legally required pages total more than $10 billion for future retiree health benefits. the default will not change your service and post offices will stay open and the postal service said it s losing $25 million a day. mitt romney is in poland tonight at the end of his international trip. and he met with the former polish president. the visit comes after romney made comments in jerusalem earlier today telling jewish donors their culture is part of what is allowed them to become more economically successful than palestinians. an aid to palestinian president abbas called the comment racist and israeli occupation is why they re poor. president obama is in new york city for a fund raising trip. his campaign is unleashing ads today and calling one particu
working the story. prince george s county police are looking for three suspects in connection with carjackings and two attempts in less than an mauer last sunday and one woman s was hour last sunday and one woman s was all caught on tape. the carjacking sprees last sunday in clinton, maryland, started here in the 9200 block of stuart lane. 11:23 p.m. three suspects steal a victim s toyota camry which ran out of gas, so they moved on to old branch avenue. 11:30 police say the same suspects tried to carjack a guy driving a jeep liberty but were unsuccessful. seven minutes later they set their sights on a woman in a 2007 charger in the drive-thru line at the hanger club. chef patel was waiting on her through the window. the young people came from the backside of the store on their feet and they just two people had a gun with them. reporter: the frightening carjacking was capture on the store s surveillance tape. you can see the suspects armed with guns approach the car